Li Wenjun stopped talking about official business and just chatted here and there.
Wolfgang knew that the conversation could not go on, so he sat for a while and then left and went back to the hotel to call Susan.
Susan answered happily: "I have always supported Li Wenjun, as you know."
Wolfgang sighed: "Are we going to lose our position so easily?"
Susan said helplessly: "Who do you think Carl Pharmaceuticals will turn to for a solution if it can't escape this time?"
Wolfgang thought for a while and asked in surprise: "Do you mean Li Wenjun?"
Susan: "Yeah. If they ask Li Wenjun for help, guess what Li Wenjun will ask for."
Wolfgang sighed again: "Become a major shareholder."
Susan also sighed: "Well, so now it's not whether we choose him or not, but whether he chooses us."
Wolfgang took his and Susan's opinions to Rosa's other major shareholders.
Then the major shareholders started arguing again.
"These are all smoke to confuse the public. Li Wenjun's main target is Rosa Pharmaceuticals, otherwise he would not have taken Wolfgang to see his own pharmaceutical factory."
"I think he just wanted us to fight Carl Pharmaceuticals, so he didn't say no to either side."
Susan watched their argument with a blank expression, and suddenly realized that Li Wenjun might really be more inclined to choose Karl Pharmaceuticals now.
Because that person never likes to be restrained, such a quarrelsome board of directors is definitely not what he wants.
Susan's estimate was correct, and Li Wenjun quickly received a call from Wilson.
Wilson suffered a severe defeat on the Turkish side.
He did not expect that the pro-Western Suman would be more difficult to deal with than Erza, who had previously wanted to establish an economic community among Turkic-speaking countries.
Suman simply ignored Wilson's private or official request for a meeting, leaving no room for accommodation. He also publicly stated that he wanted to seek justice for the Turks who had serious side effects from taking two drugs, Carl Pharmaceuticals and Rafal Pharmaceuticals. .
Think about it, these foreign pharmaceutical companies are quite bullying.
Even if the medicine is expensive and cannot cure the disease, it actually has such serious side effects.
So Suman's poll approval rating rose to an all-time high.
Karl, the chairman of Karl Pharmaceuticals, contacted Suman through the Swiss government, and the reply he received was that everything would wait until the investigation was completed.
Carl said harshly to Wilson: "I give you all possible rights to solve this problem. If you can't solve the problem after giving you so much, just take the blame and resign to calm the crisis. Otherwise, I will give you millions a year for nothing. annual salary.”
So Wilson could only come to Li Wenjun for help: "Mr. Li, I am entrusted by the chairman to come to discuss cooperation with you again."
Li Wenjun could feel Wilson's embarrassment on the phone and was secretly amused.
You're obviously here to ask me for help, yet you still put yourself on such a high pedestal.
He said calmly: "Mr. Wilson can still talk about cooperation with me so calmly now. He is really calm about things. I admire him."
Wilson smiled bitterly: "Mr. Li, please stop teasing me."
Li Wenjun: "I'm sorry, I've been talking too much about cooperation with pharmaceutical companies recently, and I forgot what conditions I gave your company."
"You become the majority owner of Carle Pharmaceuticals," Wilson said.
You have no choice but to come to me to worship me at the dock. Are you still not honest?
Li Wenjun sneered secretly and replied: "It's more than that."
Wilson could only: "There is also free use of our patents."
Li Wenjun: "Yeah."
Wilson said: "The board of directors agreed to allow Mr. Li to become our member. However, the use of patents needs to be discussed again."
Li Wenjun: "Oh, I'm not interested. What I'm interested in is your patent."
Wilson said hurriedly: "Don't hang up the phone in a hurry. Please allow me to say a few more words. In fact, even if we open branches in other countries, we still have to pay patent fees to the head office. Otherwise, there is no guarantee. Funds for the R&D center. If you want to use patents, it’s impossible to do it for free. But you can negotiate with the company how much to pay.”
Li Wenjun smiled: "Mr. Wilson has only been honest with us now."
Wilson sighed: "I'm sorry, eating people's salary means being loyal to others. I have to put the interests of Karl Pharmaceuticals first."
Li Wenjun: "Understood. But since you can't make the decision on this matter, we don't need to waste time talking about it. Let's ask the people who really have control of Carl Pharmaceuticals to talk."
Although they are both joint-stock companies, Carle Pharmaceuticals and Rosa Pharmaceuticals are in completely different situations.
Rosa is a pharmaceutical factory jointly run by several chaebols.
Everyone is evenly matched. Although the risks are smaller and the capital is stronger, it is more troublesome when making decisions. No one can convince anyone and there are endless arguments.
Carl Pharmaceuticals, other shareholders are foils.
Carl had absolute control.
Wilson called back and reported that Li Wenjun had a way to solve the problem, but he had to do it himself, Mr. Carl, the chairman.
He thought he would be scolded, but Mr. Carr said, "Okay, I'll make an appointment with him."
After Wilson secretly rejoiced, he felt relieved after thinking about it: this market is too important. There is no harm in interviewing Li Wenjun.
Mr. Carr acted vigorously and came over on a private plane the next day.
His hair is all white, he has a neat short beard on his thin cheeks, and his nose is slender, tall and slightly hooked. He is tall and thin and dressed very gentlemanly and elegantly.
When they were far away, he began to look at the two people who greeted him downstairs in the office with his eyes that shone like a fox's cunning light.
One of them, slightly fat and dark, looked like a leader at first glance, but when he saw someone coming, his first reaction was to take a step back. Either he is too secretive, or he is used to playing second fiddle and has no intention of moving up.
This is definitely not Li Wenjun. He has no wolfish heart and cannot control so many employees.
Another young man was wearing a white shirt and dark blue trousers. He looked calm and breezy, but no one dared to ignore him.
Well, this is Li Wenjun.
Much younger and more handsome than I imagined.
Wilson noticed the flash of surprise in Carl's eyes and reminded him softly: "Mr. Carl, don't be fooled by Li Wenjun's appearance."
Mr. Carl's mouth twitched and he said, "Well, the more beautiful the mushrooms are, the more poisonous they are."
Li Wenjun waved his hand from a distance as a welcome gesture.
Then he waited silently for Wilson to introduce them, and then he shook hands with Carl without being humble or condescending: "Mr. Carl, you have had a hard time on the road."
Karl nodded slightly: "It's okay. It's worth coming to see Mr. Li."
After going up, Tao Guangming arranged tea, coffee, snacks and fruits, and then quietly sat down in the seat behind Li Wenjun.
Karl said: "I heard that Mr. Li has a way to help us get out of trouble."
