289 Chapter 152: Equity_2

Including these invisible shares, Helen Blair only had 24%, along with 5% controlled by Mike and the investment company established with him, which controlled 3%. Sebastian Carter, in order to protect his own shares, naturally wouldn't allow too much stock to be concentrated in the hands of a particular outsider. Adding all these together, Helen only had 32% of the shares. In addition, she had no power in the company, so she was not strong enough to contend with Sebastian Carter.

Except for Helen, the other small shareholders in Blair Group didn't own more than 10% of the shares. It could be said that Blair Group was under Sebastian's control and it was his one-man show. Whenever there was any decision to make, it was basically up to him. If the other small shareholders had opinions, they would decide by voting. Being the major shareholder, Sebastian held an absolute advantage. It would be a rare situation for the other small shareholders to unite against him.