The Queen They Buried

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Sheldon invested 1.5 billion dollars, and Windward Group put in 3.5 billion dollars, taking five percent and ten–percent of the shares, respectively.

The news of this partnership spread like wildfire. After securing a 3.5–billion–dollar investment from Manchotech, GrabCheap once again secured a massive five–billion–dollar investment.

Aubree’s name was making headlines across the media once more. Now, not only in Rithol City, but even in Nadio and Südlichen Strand, her name was becoming firmly etched into everyone’s mind.

“We nailed this round of financing. Next up, we can kick off the IPO process, Aubree said.

However, there was still one problem. After all her hard work, she definitely didn’t want to lose control of GrabCheap down the road.

One of the reasons she set up a branch in Südlichen Strand for this project was because of her initial investment agreement with Bowen. According to that deal, she had to give him thirty percent of the shares in all her projects.

But back then, she’d also pulled a little trick. The projects under Bree Technology’s name in Rithol City were the ones covered by that agreement. Bowen didn’t have any shares in GrabCheap

But Manchotech and the others together had already taken thirty percent of the shares. Birgitte held five percent, and with all the shares Aubree had handed out during the startup phase, Aubree was left with only 24 percent of the shares in her own hands.

team up against her, she’d

to make sure she held absolute control

for a second,”

She trusted Birgitte completely.

sharing what was on her mind, Aubree asked, ‘Birgitte,

decision,

veto power.

that was a great suggestion. She had to guard against losing control if her shares became too diluted. Back in Rithol City, since Bowen held thirty percent of

own stake always stayed

setting her up through the stock. As long as she held absolute decision–making power, GrabCheap

go with Birgitte’s idea of having veto power, but she also set up a brand new investment company and publicly transferred all her shares in GrabCheap to it. That way, even though the

off this move, it stirred

GrabCheap from the sidelines had to admit that

giants like Windward Group and Manchotech, and still managing to snatch a chunk for

securing the controlling stake–Aubree really is

I were Ronald, I’d be curled up under the covers bawling my eyes out