Jon gritted his teeth and fell silent as he looked at the agreement in front of him.
He had done many things like competing for shares in corporate warfare.
He had used this method to acquire many small enterprises.
He also knew that his hidden rival must be trying to gain control of Zimmer Corporation in this way.
With that in mind, Jon snorted coldly. He would not give up his shares even if they cost him his life.
He still owned Zimmer Corporation as long as he had his shares.
However, he would lose everything if he gave up his shares. He would never have the chance to turn his fate around.
"Mr. Zimmer, why don't you go through it first?"
Seeing Jon silent, Chandler winked at Jon as he had his back to the crowd.
"Hmm?"
Jon froze slightly.
He had a feeling that the look in Chandler's eyes meant something!
'Is the agreement not as bad as I think?'
Doubtfully, Jon took the agreement and glanced at it.
The next second, Jon showed a look of surprise on his face.
He had thought Chandler and the rest were going to blackmail him into giving up his company shares.
The chairman of Zimmer Corporation would be someone else once his rival had taken absolute control.
He made up his mind. There was no way he would sign it if that was the case.
However, the agreement only asked him to pledge 5% of his shares.
He and Quill owned 60% of Zimmer Corporation's shares.
Even if he gave away 5%, they still owned 55%.
They still had absolute control over Zimmer Corporation.
Therefore, the 5% did not matter much.
'Is this Chandler's way of helping Zimmer Corporation solve its crisis?'
"Mr. Zimmer, hurry and sign it if there's no problem. Many people are waiting."
Chandler coughed and urged again.
"Okay! I'll sign it!"
Jon paused for a few seconds. He signed immediately after confirming that there was nothing wrong with the contract.
"Mr. Zimmer, thank you for your cooperation. We're just playing by the book."
Chandler said and turned to look at the reporters.
Chandler immediately spoke to the camera.
"Mr. Zimmer has put up his company shares as collateral.
"Fellow reporters and stockholders, we'll give Zimmer Corporation two days to prepare the funds.
"Our banks will work together to supervise Zimmer Corporation these two days.
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