In the competition between the son and the stepmother, the son is still better.
This may be Zheng Yonggang's arrangement. If he wanted Zhou Ting to take control of the company, he had already arranged for Zhou Ting to enter the company to hone his familiarity with the workflow.
Although Zhou Ting can't be the actual controller of the company, she and her three children can live comfortably.
Some netizens call a spade a spade: Zhou Ting's children are still young, and she still needs to take care of and educate them. Maybe Juzheng and their third-generation successors have been trained when she educated them well. In other words, Zhou Ting has no chance to control the company.
This reminds women that they don't plant trees, but they have to keep them, which is wishful thinking. It is impossible to change a person's fate through marriage.
Don't focus on taking shortcuts. Being yourself is the most important thing.
However, it is worth mentioning that the media and experts in financial circles seem to support Zheng Yonggang's eldest son Juzheng, who died unexpectedly, to be elected as the chairman of Shanshan's shareholders' meeting.
This is obviously pulling the frame.
According to various sources of information, it is obvious that Zheng Yonggang's accidental death left no legal will for the distribution of his estate. Therefore, Zheng Yonggang's share inheritance before his death can only be distributed according to the inheritance law.
Zheng Yonggang's widow Zhou Ting has three children, and Zheng Yonggang has a son Juzheng with his ex-wife.
According to the inheritance law, Zhou Ting's share in the inheritance of three children is 87.5% of that of Zheng Yonggang, and the share of Juzheng is 12.5%.
View the results of equity penetration:
Zheng Yonggang holds 90% of the shares and holds "Ningbo Qinggang Investment";
"Ningbo Cyclobalanopsis Investment" holds 44.55% of the shares and basically holds "Shanshan Holdings";
Shanshan Holdings holds 54.08% equity of Shanshan Group, a listed company;
The basic principle of company law: capital majority decision.
Obviously, if Zheng Yonggang's inheritance is distributed according to the inheritance law, Zhou Ting must have enough voting rights to decide the chairman of Shanshan Group.
According to media reports such as Zheshang magazine, it seems that Zheng Yonggang did not leave a will on the distribution of his estate, nor did he report the special articles of association of Ningbo Qinggang Investment, Shanshan Holdings and other related enterprises involving shareholders' voting rights.
Shanshan Group, a listed company, has no problem with Juzheng's statement that this election is legal and compliant: Zheng Yonggang died unexpectedly, and Zhou Ting has not yet obtained the control right of "Ningbo Qinggang Investment". The actual controller of the company at present is enough to decide the voting right of Shanshan Group.
Once Zhou Ting gets the legal share of inheritance according to the Inheritance Law, I'm afraid the battle for the chairman of Shanshan Group will change.
As for the statement that the media in the financial circle use the principle of standing for a long time without standing young, it is low.