"I'm planning to leave the company."
When Chen Yiyang met with Zheng Lu this time, Zheng Lu didn't mention borrowing money. Instead, he told Chen Yiyang he was planning to leave Kuxing.
"Why did you suddenly make this decision?" Chen Yiyang asked curiously.
Zheng Lu remained silent for a long time before slowly saying, "I'm being pressured by the bank for debt. Previously, I had pledged the stocks I held for a loan of five or six billion from the bank.
Now, because the stocks have been shorted, the bank is demanding early repayment. I plan to sell all my shares."
Chen Yiyang understood that Zheng Lu had completely given up on the idea of borrowing money to first repay the bank loan and then stabilizing the company's stock price.
Indeed, that's the case.
The most valuable asset Zheng Lu currently held was his shares in Kuxing Coffee. If he wanted to borrow money from others, he had to use these shares as collateral.
