After Jiang Hao left, the conference room immediately erupted into chaos. No one was willing to give up their interests, especially not interests this enormous.
What exactly was written in the agreement that had made the shareholders so furious?
It was actually very simple. He was going after their piece of the pie, and he intended to carve off a huge chunk.
Angel's name was now at the height of its fame. He was the brightest superstar in the world, with immeasurable value. Using that as leverage, Jiang Hao demanded to invest in Vought International as Angel.
Most importantly, he had the audacity to demand 50% of Vought International's existing non-public shares.
What did that mean?
It meant that every shareholder present had to hand over half their shares to him.
Vought International had a market value of two to three hundred billion. It was the largest Superpower User management company in America and even the world, with businesses spanning pharmaceutical research, materials research, security services, advertising, and more. Its annual revenue exceeded one hundred billion.
Inside Vought International's conference room, every shareholder was furious. Many of them felt that a contracted hero of the company daring to make such demands was simply insane.
Someone looked toward Greg House, who sat at the head of the table, and asked, "Greg, you're the company's largest shareholder. What do you think about this?"
Greg House looked at the man who had asked the question, then swept his gaze over the other shareholders. He set down his cigar and said calmly, "To be honest, I saw this agreement yesterday. My opinion is that we should agree."
Buzz!
The shareholders had all assumed Greg House would definitely stand with them. None of them had expected him to agree.
At that moment, someone loudly accused