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Investments on the UK side, many more in contact, good news coming from Li Zeju's side, Rogers Communications Canada, is looking forward to the acquisition.

Rogers Communications, Canada's second-largest communications service provider, encompasses a wide range of services, including television, Internet, cable and wireless telephones, as well as publishing, media and other services.

If Li Zechuan is not Canadian, this acquisition can never be negotiated, so that influential enterprises, Canada cannot allow foreign investment to acquire.

So Li Zezhu made some concessions, divesting Rogers Media, Publishing, Television and other businesses, so long as the three subsidiaries, Cable TV, Telecom and Wireless Communications, could not do anything else.

Even if they don't want to, you can give them Rogers' sub-brand, or Rogers' brand. Of course, the price is much lower.

The shareholders of Rogers Communications disagree with the acquisition in this way, they are listed companies, and once the three most important subsidiaries are sold, their share prices will inevitably fall dramatically, resulting in a decrease in the value of their other subsidiaries, and they will lose.

In fact, if their chairman and CEO hadn't died two years ago, they would never have sold Rogers Communications.

Based on the price of their shares listed in New York at this time, combined with their total share capital, the market value of Rogers Communications is only about $13 billion. Whether Li Zeju is looking for someone or Feng Yu is looking for someone to calculate, this value is low. Because the future price of telecommunications companies will certainly rise, the demand for networks will continue to increase in the future.

In fact, South Korea and Huaxia are among the best countries in terms of global network speed and tariff rates.

South Korea needless to say, none of the best countries in the global network because of their small size and investment. Charges are not low, but they are no higher than in the US and island countries.

Huaxia is inexpensive because it has the same length of optical cables, is Huaxia more utilized, more crowded and dense?

After the acquisition of Rogers Communications, Feng Yu also planned to increase its investment in network construction, defeating its competitors at speed and thus entering the US market.

After knowing Feng Yu's expectations, Li Zeju made a suggestion that some shareholders of Rogers should be retained and their holdings should be fine.

The best way to enter the US market in the future is to merge with a US telecommunications company. Now that it's all about ceding some shares, it's easier to get into the US market in the future.

Of course, he and Feng Yu had an idea that they could not have absolute control, but at least they had to guarantee more than 50% of the shares and voting rights and maximum power.

Even, if possible, acquire as many voting shares as possible.

That way, Rogers' brand can be retained, and there are a number of shareholders in Rogers Communications who hold shares in Sprint Communications in the US, which will also be of great benefit to them in future mergers and acquisitions and full access to the US market.

Feng Yu agreed to the scheme, but demanded as much voting rights as possible, even if it was acceptable to spend more money on it. Sprint, of course, would be nice to have a merger or even a merger.

Even if there is no controlling interest for the time being, but as long as Feng Yu wants to, then the boss of this telecommunications company must be Feng Yu, no one is qualified to compete with Feng Yu for the right to speak.

However, Feng Yu himself knows that he is not really good at this. As long as the other party does not pitch his money, then it doesn't matter who is the boss. Anyway, this company will not be able to enter the Huaxia market. Toss it in North America. Toss it into Europe doesn't matter.

If communications companies on the UK side could acquire them, then even if they did not merge, a number of operations would also save a lot of money.

Much of the money on this side is on the UK side, and if we want to buy the voting shares in Rogers' hands at a premium, we can't arrest them.

The other party also did not agree to be directly acquired by Changzhi, so Feng Yu and Li Zezhu combined. The two people re-registered a joint venture company in Canada at the other party's request. Feng Yu Holdings held 60 percent of the shares, Zhang Zhengzhu owned 30 percent of the shares, Li Zezhu personally owned 10 percent of the shares, and Li Zezhu served as president of the company.

Rogers suspended his license last week, five of the seven largest major shareholders, all agreed, leaving two unwilling to sell. One is a pension fund in one of Canada's provinces, and the other is a Canadian national asset.

Billions of dollars were spent acquiring shares in the hands of five major shareholders, mostly voting shares. Although they purchased only 57 per cent of the total share capital, they already had 73 per cent of the vote, and the other two Canadian state-owned assets had little say.

Meanwhile, cooperation negotiations are under way with Sprint Communications Miami. They will acquire at least another portion of Sprint's shares and then cooperate.

Li Zezhu said it was difficult, but not impossible, to merge eventually. The main thing is that once merged, the merged companies will become one of the top telecommunications companies in North America, too much of a threat to other telecommunications companies, and those companies will inevitably use institutions such as some sort of trade organization to thwart them.

This needs to be slow, not overnight.

It would have been a little easier if the British telecom company had been acquired, after all Canada would have been British.

And Chang has telecommunications business in Xiangjiang and Australia, all of which, when combined, will greatly enhance the company's strength, and will also reduce costs, such as some engineers, R&D institutions, which can save a lot of money.

It can even work with inland relocation companies and others. Both parties can work together on communication technology, long-distance telephone charges and many other aspects. Whether they are shareholders, Huaxia Huaxia National Capital will benefit from this in the future.

On behalf of Rain Holdings, Ralph was busy over there, the Canadian side of the business, Ralph himself, and he knew it was the most important business expansion the boss was looking for right now.

Feng Yu is still in England, awaiting Cameron's decision. And these days, I've been with Elena.

Three days later, Cameron told Feng Yu through Superman Li that THL could allow Feng Yu to enter the stock, but not all of it could be sold to Feng Yu, nor could the controlling party be Feng Yu.

This condition, Feng Yu doesn't matter, as long as the other party allows the technology to be licensed to Huaxia's enterprises.