How to control a company

Of course, holding a company needs to get enough shares, for example, more than 50% is absolute holding, or although there is no absolute holding, you are one of the largest shareholders and have the support of most other shareholders.

As for how to get enough shares, it is nothing more than a high-priced acquisition. This price is not the company's assets (or net assets), but the psychological price at which the shareholders of Company B can sell their shares. How can company B be a listed company with extremely dispersed shareholders? After you have acquired more than 30% of the shares, you can make a compulsory takeover offer.

Of course, there are other possibilities. For example, the shares given to you by the shareholders of company B are very low, and you can get the shares without paying the money. Another example is that you participate in Company B, inject capital, and get enough shares after Company B expands its share capital.