A Life Beyond Limits (Jack Holland) novel Chapter 897

Although Haven Net was not a public-listed company yet, it was expanding at an alarming rate. It had already turned into an existence that could stand on the same playing field as Facebook and TikTok. In fact, the company was projected to be valued at hundreds of billions of dollars.

A company of such caliber was exceedingly rare even in the global market, which was why all the stock markets were eager to have it listed in their region. At the moment, many organizations had touched base with Haven Net, including international financial giants such as Morgan Bradley and JPMorgan Haste.

They were confident that Haven Net had a bright future ahead of it, which explained their willingness to invest in the company. At the same time, they also enthusiastically invited Haven Net to public-list the company on the Masdaq Stock Exchange.

Meanwhile, numerous financial organizations within Zargonia had conducted intensive research on Haven Net, including Zenith Capital that had terminated negotiations with Jack in the past.

Wilhelmina had personally met up with the higher-ups of Haven Net, hoping to form a partnership with the company. However, she had no way of predicting that the person who was pulling the strings behind the scenes of the powerful company that had just acquired Genesis Games was none other than Jack.

He wondered what sort of expression Wilhelmina would make when she realized that the man she had ruthlessly tried to trample under her feet appeared before her in a glorious manner as if rising from the ashes.

Jack felt immensely pleased upon seeing how Haven Net was relentlessly sought after by financial institutions from all around the globe. It meant that once the company became public-listed, it had a good chance of achieving a favorable market price.

For the time being, Jack had to consider where he was going to public-list the company—Apson Share Market, Tarthy Stock Exchange, or Masdaq Stock Exchange. He eliminated Apson Share Exchange first and foremost.

There were a few reasons for his decision, one of them being the serious case of market manipulation that occurred on the Apson Stock Exchange.

Attempting to get Haven Net public-listed on the Apson Stock Exchange also meant that they would have to join the long waiting line. By the time it was Haven Net's turn to be public-listed, five years might already have passed.

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