Just as Yang Jinxia had said, Jinxiu Group's weaknesses were too obvious, its investments were too scattered, and there were not many enterprises in which it held a controlling interest. In several major industries, it had a certain influence but lacked real power.
Chen Xu once asked her why there were so few enterprises under their control. She said it wasn't for lack of wanting but rather for lack of ability.
Gaining control of a company is not an easy task; unless absolutely necessary, founding teams would never willingly give up their controlling rights. Those founders who managed to grow their companies were certainly no pushovers and were often very dominant and extremely wary of investors.
Yang Jinxia had previously attempted similar endeavors, which almost invariably ended in failure. As soon as Jinxiu Investment made its move, the company's management would join forces with other shareholders to thwart her actions.
