Chairman Wang Junsheng had all the stock data of the Green Water Group in front of him.
They had been involved with Green Water Group for many years, previously working with its shareholders to do some news-based arbitrage, but the leader of Green Water Group had always been suppressing the fundamental data, which led to them not earning much.
At that time, there was no hope to acquire Green Water Group, and they had to wait until the past two years to finally see a sign of opportunity.
Junsheng Capital wasn't a large-scale company, only with billions of capital, which only made it third-rate in the current private equity market.
The scale of private equities is generally smaller than public equities, but there are individual private equities with more than a hundred billion, and there are twenty or thirty with tens of billions.
But a private equity with a hundred billion doesn't count; it's considered super first-rate and not replicable.
