The pharmaceutical company was utterly devastated.
The upper management was terrified, unable to sleep or eat in peace.
Countless shareholders caused an uproar, cursing the Chairman and some of the company's executives, then declaring one after another that they wanted to withdraw from the company.
Most of these shareholders were industry giants involved in all kinds of fields.
If they withdrew, the company would truly collapse.
The company's upper management did everything they could to retain them.
The Chairman even declared that their Gene Modification research had already reached a certain stage and that withdrawing now would be far too regrettable.
However, some representatives of the giant corporations saw that these two pharmaceutical companies could never be opponents of Ding Corporation. If they did not withdraw now, then once Ding Corporation developed even more powerful new drugs, the total value of the two pharmaceutical companies would continue to plummet, and their shares would become even more worthless. Thus, they withdrew decisively.
Of course.
Some insisted on withdrawing and succeeded;
others chose to stand aside and watch, deciding to wait and see what happened. After all, the Gene Modification research of the two pharmaceutical giants had been ongoing for decades, and both had already achieved major results. Withdrawing at this point would be a waste. They wanted to see how the two pharmaceutical companies would counterattack Ding Ling. If their response proved effective, they would continue investing. If the two companies had no way to deal with Ding Corporation, they could choose to withdraw later. One of the fundamental reasons they made this choice was that they did not own many shares, so whether they suffered losses was unimportant. What mattered was having a seat on the train of the crucial Gene Modification research. If they truly withdrew, that research would