Zhang Caixin was not very proficient in business, but Sister Hong understood it fairly well, so she explained to her sister that Class B stocks have voting rights, while Class A stocks do not.
Yu Qingzhu's reasoning was that Feng Jun holds seventy percent of the shares, which is already an absolute majority. Distributing some shares further wouldn't affect the overall situation as long as the voting rights are controlled.
The three of them discussed and felt there was no need to include Tiantong Commercial Alliance, so they considered the three sects and two platforms, plus the Yan Family, totaling six entities, each with five percent, making up thirty percent.
However, if the Yan Family's investment doubles, Feng Jun could still allocate another five percent, but this five percent would only enjoy dividend distributions.
