An hour and a half later, Chen Jiebin and Shi Meilun left the Tianxing Financial Building after their conversation.
Before they parted, Shi Meilun couldn't help but ask, "Do you think Lu Liang will let Tianxing Finance go public?"
"It's unclear in the future, but for now, probably not."
Chen Jiebin replied. Actually, this year's Forbes list is just a glimpse; Lu Liang is intentionally reducing his influence.
If he chooses to go public at this time, Lu Liang's wealth will increase to an extremely exaggerated and undeniable level, and all his efforts during this time would be in vain.
You should know, since Tianxing was established in Hong Kong, aside from some stock swaps with institutions, Lu Liang is the only individual shareholder, indirectly and directly holding at least 80% of the shares.
