When the Chinese media and European media were making a lot of noise, Xiao Qi didn't care.

The Europeans are just paper tigers. When the subprime mortgage crisis broke out, they could only bully China.

But as long as we attack first, they will not dare to provoke Hua Guo again. In the end, it will just be that if you don't attack me, I won't attack you, forming a tacit understanding.

However, even if the trade sanctions have calmed down, the financial crisis in European and American countries that has lasted for several years has just begun, and many European and American people are crying.

Xiao Qi also hopes that Europeans and Americans will suffer as much as possible, because in this way he can acquire many potential stock companies, or good companies whose market value has been seriously weakened.

Ignoring this, in addition to being concerned about the stock market shock caused by the subprime mortgage crisis and the back-and-forth between the central government and the European Union, the most gossipy thing in Hong Kong these days is the change of ownership of TVB

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The status of TVB in the hearts of Hong Kong people can be described by the status of China Central Television in the hearts of mainland audiences before 2000.

The difference is that after 2000, CCTV had already lost its dominant position in the world, but until 2103, TVB was still the unique overlord in Hong Kong and could only seek defeat.

For a long time, TVB and Shao Liuye have been equated, even though TVB was actually founded by the Lee family, and Shao Liuye only took over later.

It is precisely because of Shao Liuye's decades of hard work that TVB has withstood countless strong opponents and has become an inseparable part of Hong Kong people's lives.

News programs, Hong Kong people watch TVB.

Entertainment variety shows are of course from TVB.

TV dramas, any one TVB picks out has a high ratings of 30%.

Beauty pageants...well, Miss Hong Kong has always been the birthplace of Hong Kong's famous beauties, and ATV's Miss Asia has always been a little bit worse.

Hong Kong people cannot live without TVB. They even think that Shao Liuye will be with them forever, just like TVB.

Therefore, even if there was news some time ago that Shao Liuye decided to retire from TVB when he was 100 years old, everyone thought it was just a joke - wasn't there such fake news in the past few years? As a result

To this day, Mr. Shao Liu is still in good health and spirit, and he still appears during TVB’s Taiwan celebration!

But just two days ago, the day after TVB's stock surged, TVB's stock suddenly fell from yesterday's closing price of 76 yuan to 66 yuan, which made people confused.

"Ming Pao Weekly" also broke the news in the afternoon: "The mysterious rich man has acquired more than 58% of TVB shares and is about to take over!"

They were not doing a gimmick. They interviewed various shareholders who sold their stocks, as well as Mrs. Shao, the CEO of TVB. Although no one admitted it, they did not deny it either. Smart people would know what was going on at a glance.

Yesterday, a young man from the Li family said that someone was scanning TVB stocks. Everyone thought they were just scanning stocks from the stock market and didn't take it seriously.

Because although Mr. Shao Liu only owns about 30% of TVB shares, no one can seize power in front of him, even if the other party owns more shares than Mr. Shao Liu.

However, now that it is revealed that Mr. Shao Liu has sold 28 shares of TVB shares, everyone really feels that things are going to change.

The Hong Kong stock market has strict regulations. If there are changes in the major shareholders, an announcement must be made.

Journalists then lurked at the entrance of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and TVB news centers, vowing to get this breaking news!

As expected.

TVB, Shaw Brothers, Shaw Foundation and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange released official news almost at the same time the next morning.

"The British Virgin Islands' Fung Investment Management Company' owns 57 shares of the listed company TVB. The acquisition has been confirmed by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the TVB board of directors and the acquisition is effective. From today on, the Fung Investment Management Company will become TVB's largest shareholder

Shareholders. In addition, the Virgin Islands' Bud Fund holds shares in TVB1 and has become one of the top ten shareholders of TVB."

"Shaw Brothers will sell 26 shares of TVB to Fung Investment Management Company for a total cash price of 12 billion. It is expected that the company's profits will be very good this year."

"The Shaw Foundation sold TVB1 shares to Fung Investment Management Company and 1 share to Hualei Fund."

"Wow~~"

As soon as this news came out, Hong Kong's entertainment and financial circles were in an uproar.

Hong Kong people are still very smart. Someone immediately calculated that including taxes and other aspects, this "Fung Investment Management Company" would have spent almost 25 billion Hong Kong dollars to obtain 57 TVB shares. Compared with TVB's previous market value of 30 billion

Hong Kong dollars, this acquisition is simply too costly!

From an investment perspective, this deal is not worthwhile at all. It has abruptly increased TVB's share price by so much, but there is no corresponding performance growth to support it. Therefore, it won't be long before TVB's share price will fall back to around 30 billion Hong Kong dollars.

What makes them most angry is that because Feng Investment Management Company is an offshore company, the shareholding structure has not been announced at all, and they don’t know which rich man or which rich people are responsible for it. They can only rely on looking at the changes in TVB’s power.

, only then can we detect some clues.

Anyway, Mrs. Shao said that at such an old age, since her husband's stocks have been sold, she should retire and leave it to the new major shareholder to take care of it.

But entertainment gossip in Hong Kong is pervasive. After spending a lot of money, Oriental Daily broke the news that according to sources close to Mrs. Shao, this mysterious major shareholder company is actually a company wholly owned by a private family.

In other words, if judged according to common sense, it should be a TVB stock bought by a wealthy person from the Feng family.

For a time, all the tycoons named Fung in Hong Kong were under suspicion. In particular, the Fung family, the main shareholder of Lifeng, Hong Kong's largest trading group, was listed as the biggest target of suspicion.

But this is not the most important thing. The most important thing is that with the change of ownership of TVB, TVB’s top management and the staff working below have inevitably fallen into a panic about the future.

In addition, the major shareholders have not spoken or shown up, so everyone is very worried about their future.
Chapter completed!