After hearing what Park Soo-wan said, Park Jin-hyuk showed a smile with a hint of sarcasm in it.

In the past, Park Soo-wan might have felt unhappy, but today he regarded this as Park Jin-hyuk's helplessness and self-mockery.

Park Jin Hyuk didn't say anything else. He nodded and walked towards his seat.

Unexpectedly, when Park Qingwan passed behind Park Xiuwan, the other party threw out a sentence:

"It's my turn next."

Park Jin Hyuk stopped, slowly turned his head and looked at Park Kyung Wan.

Then, he laughed out loud.

Park Qingwan frowned and said:

"If we continue to turn a blind eye to the contributions made by us veterans, such incidents will become more and more frequent in the future."

"I don't quite understand. What do you mean by saying this to me? Are you working for me? You're working for the president. Shouldn't you tell the president this? You can take the DS Electronics away. I have no objection."

After hearing what his nephew said, Park Qingwan was speechless.

"I know you were involved in this incident."

"I participated, so what?"

"Okay, that would be more convenient for me."

"Is it convenient?"

"You'll know in a moment."

After saying this, Park Jin Hyuk walked away without looking back.

He and Jin Junyu came to the seat and sat down.

Jin Junyu looked around the venue and said:

"It seems that a lot of preparations have been made in advance."

When the shareholders' meeting is held, some small shareholders who are not qualified to attend will run to the scene and support whichever party offers more benefits. But today, there is no trace of these people at all.

"They don't want any deviations, so they carried out strict clearance. This is a good thing, and it's convenient for us."

At this time, participants entered the venue in twos and threes and sat down in their seats.

Park Soo-wan had been chatting with investors, and when he saw that it was almost time, he came to his seat in the front row.

He glanced at Park Jin Hyuk not far away with a sneer on his face.

Park Soo-wan was very excited thinking that he would soon get what he had always dreamed of.

Finally, the host came out and announced the start of the shareholders' meeting.

The host first explained the agenda of this extraordinary general meeting of shareholders.

The investors attending the meeting had already learned about the current situation and the status of DS Telecom through the media, so no one asked any questions and the meeting seemed to go very smoothly.

The next step is for representatives from all parties to come on stage and explain their views to the investors below.

In fact, the investors sitting below had already decided which side they would vote for when they entered the venue.

However, representatives of each party are still trying hard to explain their own positions in order to win even one more vote for their side before the vote.

Watching the representative opposing DS Communications' independence making a speech at the top of his lungs on the stage, Park Jin Hyuk nudged Kim Jun Woo with his elbow.

"The results are already confirmed, so why are you taking it so seriously?"

“It’s more about building your momentum than convincing investors.”

Park Jin Hyuk nodded. He understood Kim Jun Woo's painstaking efforts.

After representatives from all parties finished their final speeches, the shareholders' voting process officially began.

Although he believed that he had already won, Park Soo-wan was still communicating with important investors in the final stage to ensure that there would be no accidents.

In contrast, Park Jin Hyuk looked indifferent as he sat in his seat and looked at the long voting line.

Park Soo-wan felt a little strange about Park Jin-hyuk's reaction.

DS Communications consists of seven subsidiaries with an annual turnover of 10 trillion won (about 53 billion RMB).

Although it is mainly domestic business and has limited room for development and growth, it is a business that DS Group will never give up easily because of its stable cash flow.

Therefore, Park Soo-wan mobilized the funds of Hanil Bank and visited all powerful investors in advance to obtain their support or acquiescence.

That's why he dared to convene today's extraordinary shareholders' meeting...

While shaking hands with the representative of the investment company from Hong Kong, Park Soo-wan observed the movements on Park Jin-hyuk's side.

He was talking to Jin Junyu and just sat there without moving.

'It seems he has indeed given up.'

Before convening an extraordinary shareholders' meeting, Park Soo-wan acquired a 15% stake through the stock market. DS Communications and its employees held 7-8% of the shares, and there was also a 15% pledged by major investors, securing a total of approximately 38% of the shares.

In this way, when a vote is held, more than half of the voters will agree to the independence of DS Communications.

However, Park Jin Hyuk, who holds a 30% stake, has not made any move.

At this time, Jin Junyu received a text message. After reading it, he whispered to Park Zhenhe:

"It has already started with Hanil Bank."

Park Jin Hyuk nodded.