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The press conference lasted for more than an hour.

This time, Su Cheng tried his best to satisfy the reporters and answered more than a dozen questions.

Of course, the questions answered were limited to those concerning the Hong Kong Electric Group. Su Cheng refused to answer any other questions.

After the press conference, Su Cheng, accompanied by Zhang Qizheng, convened a meeting of middle and senior management at the Hong Kong Electric Group headquarters.

Having just taken over the Hong Kong Electric Group, Su Cheng certainly didn't want any changes in the group's management, so the first thing to do was to appease these middle and senior managers.

In short, Su Cheng's meeting could be summarized in one sentence: the positions of middle and senior management of the Hong Kong Electric Group would remain unchanged, and everyone should continue to work hard for the Hong Kong Electric Group, and the welfare benefits would not be reduced.

In addition to this, Su Cheng also assigned several finance and accounting personnel to the Hong Kong Electric Group.

These finance and accounting personnel were all transferred from Tianyuan Investment Company and Kerry Bank, and they were all very trustworthy Chinese people.

He could stay out of management, but Su Cheng would definitely keep a close eye on the company's finances.

Before investigating Bard clearly, Su Cheng also had to keep a close eye on the company's funds to prevent Bard from going rogue.

The investigation of Bard had already been handed over to Brother Wu, but it would definitely be difficult to find out any problems in a short period of time. This would take at least ten days or eight days.

Therefore, during this period, Su Cheng only needed the Hong Kong Electric Group to operate smoothly, which was enough. He didn't need it to accelerate its development or anything like that.

Su Cheng still holds a director's position at HSBC Bank and also has a loan of 5 billion, so Shen Bi is indeed not wrong to say that Su Cheng is a partner of HSBC Bank.

Niubi Jian: "Although Mr. Su Cheng was once my opponent, he is worthy of my respect. He made me change my view of the Chinese. I was very surprised that Mr. Su Cheng took down the Hong Kong Electric Group. I had never thought of this, but when I thought of his 170 million barrels of crude oil, I felt it was very normal again."

Bao Ship King: "I heard that Mr. Su is continuing to lay out his business in Hong Kong and has once again taken down the large enterprise of the Hong Kong Electric Group. I would like to say congratulations to him here. Mr. Su and I are now close partners. Not only have we had a very perfect and pleasant cooperation with his Tianwen Petroleum Company, but we have now also become shareholders of Wharf together. Mr. Su's actions show that he has the courage and strength. I am deeply honored to have such a partner. Congratulations to Mr. Su for taking his business to the next level."

Huo Yingdong: "I have met Mr. Su a few times. Although we have not communicated much and there is no commercial cooperation for the time being, I think Mr. Su is a gentle and refined young entrepreneur with a visionary perspective. I am ashamed of myself. Here, I congratulate Mr. Su on successfully taking over the Hong Kong Electric Group and becoming the taipan of the Hong Kong Electric Group. This is another victory for Chinese entrepreneurs!"

Zhuang Shiping: "I am delighted to hear that Mr. Su has become the new taipan of the Hong Kong Electric Group. This is the prosperous age that our Chinese entrepreneurs have been expecting for a long time. I hope that more British-funded enterprises will be acquired by Chinese consortia in the future."

Shao Yifu: "Mr. Su and I are competitors in business. For example, Mr. Su is involved in the film and television industries that I am involved in, but I will still congratulate Mr. Su on the acquisition of the Hong Kong Electric Group. Only when Chinese businessmen have more say in the business world can we Chinese in Hong Kong have more confidence, instead of feeling inferior when facing foreigners. From Mr. Su, I see the meaning of the saying that the waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves ahead, and each generation is stronger than the last."

Tian Jiabing: "The student surpasses the teacher. I am deeply gratified that Hong Kong has a young entrepreneur like Su Cheng."

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Many business tycoons have accepted interviews and given high praise, both foreigners and Chinese.

Now in Hong Kong, no one wants to offend a businessman who is known as the world's richest man.

After all, they and Su Cheng are no longer on the same level.

Especially the foreigners, although they look down on the Chinese in their hearts and feel that they are superior in Hong Kong, when the achievements of the Chinese are higher than theirs, they have to accept it even if they are not convinced.

After all, even their British consortia could not achieve the feat of becoming the world's recognized richest man, but Su Cheng, a Chinese man in his early twenties, did it.

The strong are respected everywhere.

Su Cheng is now recognized as a strong man in the business world.

Hong Kong is so big, they will not easily offend Su Cheng. After all, with Su Cheng's assets, if he wants to deal with a company, perhaps no one in Hong Kong except HSBC Bank can stop him.

For example, Jardine Matheson, if Su Cheng were to go all out to deal with it, the consortium behind Jardine Matheson would not be able to resist it at all.

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It's just that Su Cheng doesn't need to do this. Doing so would only make Su Cheng lose eight hundred while killing a thousand enemies, which is not worth it!

His investment philosophy is to obtain the maximum benefit at the minimum cost.

It is because of this idea that Su Cheng has spent several years laying out his plans to take down Hutchison Whampoa, and finally took down Hutchison Whampoa at the lowest cost.

And after that, Su Cheng basically took down the stocks of companies such as the Su's Group, Jia Yi Television, Intel, Nami Entertainment, Hong Kong Electric Group, and Lison Cinema Group at the lowest cost.

Unlike Bao Ship King and Jardine Matheson, who did not hesitate to pay any price to compete for Wharf.

Su Cheng is different from them. If it were him, he would not reveal his thoughts until he had a 100% chance of taking down the other party.

When the news is exposed, it means that Su Cheng has completed the harvest.

These interviews soon arrived at the editorial departments of major media outlets.

Next, articles about Su Cheng's takeover of the Hong Kong Electric Group will be published in various newspapers and other media outlets and meet the public.