Bao Junyi didn't expect that Paul had this trick up his sleeve. If Paul sold his shares to HSBC, it would be terrible. With HSBC coming in, it would be very inconvenient to integrate and manage the company later on, as it would be easy for HSBC to interfere. Moreover, it would affect privatization, which would make it even more difficult to handle.

Bao Junyi thought for a moment before saying, "Paul, if you really want to sell, I'll buy it all at HK$80 per share."

"No, I can't pay back the loan. My bottom line is 95 Hong Kong dollars, otherwise, no deal."

Bao Junyi frowned, and the office was silent for a while before he said, "Okay, but when you leave, you can only take your trusted aides with you, and you can't affect the normal operation of the group."

"Can."

The legal teams of both sides quickly drafted the contract and signed and stamped it.

"The funds will be deposited into your account within two hours, and you can leave with your people afterwards."

Bao Junyi said to his secretary, "Hold a Wharf Group staff meeting. All employees must be present within two hours. Otherwise, they will be deemed to have resigned."

The secretary was stunned for a moment before saying, "Okay, BO... BOSS."

Two hours later.

Bao Junyi stood on the podium and said, "Within six months, if there are any minor changes to the original business of the Wharf Group, all employees will not be fired as long as they do not make any mistakes."

"Also, all employees in the group will receive a 20% salary increase. The company's system, like that of Miracle Group, will adopt a last-place elimination system. Those with outstanding performance will receive bonuses, while those who lag behind and are just waiting to die should prepare to find new jobs."

"The group does not keep idle people, nor will it bury any talented person on the scene."

Crash...