Following this, Günther Quandt took over the Quandt Family, leading them to enormous profits through wartime activities.
After the end of World War I, Günther Quandt had become a minority shareholder in many companies, and his wealth found itself in safe harbors.
However, Günther Quandt was dissatisfied with this; he regarded these shares merely as: "A hodgepodge of over twenty different kinds of stock."
From the perspective of risk diversification, this was indeed a rational investment strategy.
But Günther Quandt cared more about influence and power than financial security.
Thus, Günther Quandt frequently complained: "I have no voice anywhere."
Under such circumstances, after meticulous research, Günther Quandt, sitting on vast wealth, set his sights on the shares of the battery manufacturing company AFA.
He discovered that despite the sharp depreciation of currency, this company's equity had not increased since before the war.
