930 929. Diamond, Diamond, Diamond (3/5)

Chapter 930 929. Diamond, Diamond, Diamond (35)

The semi-annual meeting of the Winston Group went smoothly, too smoothly, because the shareholders were not thinking about it, and their eyes were on the gentleman's agreement between Karestan and Li Du.

Most people support Carlestan, but Cole supports Li Du.

He hosted Li Du privately at night, and told a lot about the Winston Group.

Callestan Fitz is a well-known gem merchant, as he said, his family has been in the business for many years.

The Fitz family amassed a fortune from their first search for rubies and sapphires and then diamonds in the 20th century, even owning a diamond mine in Canada.

The Ekati diamond mine that Cole decided to invest in may be related to the Fitz family. He is not very sure about this, but only guesses after the fact.

Callestan is very smooth. He did say on the board of directors that he fully opposed Winston Group's investment in the Ekati diamond mine.

But in private, Cole said that Callestan had been encouraging him to invest in the mine, and he hadn't encouraged him head-on, but had been side-by-side.

He collected a lot of information for Cole, which finally pointed to the fact that the Ekati diamond mine is a diamond-enriched mine that is still very successful.

With the support of these materials, Cole insisted on taking down the mine, but in the end the mine was reclaimed, only to find that it had turned into ruins!

At this time, Callestan challenged Cole's decision on the board of directors, because he had always opposed Cole's investment decision on the Ekati diamond mine, so he later won the support of a large number of shareholders.

At this point, Cole even drank two glasses of wine.

There was no doubt that the incident made him very depressed.

Later, Cole investigated the situation of the Ekati diamond mine and found that the Fitz family was connected with the mine. The mine apparently belonged to BHP Billiton, the world's largest mining group, but in fact part of the ownership was in the hands of the Fitz family.

He guessed that Callestan had both sides, secretly encouraged himself to take down the mine, and opposed him publicly, he did all the good people, and he earned the money.

Of course, Cole admits that he can't blame Callestan for being shrewd, but himself for being too stupid.

What makes Cole dissatisfied with Callestan is that last year, the Swatch Group suddenly attacked the Harry Winston Group and wanted to acquire his group.

In this matter, Callestan played an unsightly role. As the second shareholder of the group, he continued to spread negative news. Many shareholders were eager to sell their shares because of him.

Cole was very upset with Callestan, so after Callestan's son happened to have a conflict with Li Du, he helped Li Du speak well and let Callestan back down on this matter.

Cole didn't say this clearly, and Li Du probably guessed what was going on.

Plus, he guessed a lot.

The conflict between him and Callestan came from the latter's son, or it can be said that he rented the villa in Green River Valley, and the information about the villa was given to him by Cole.

So he couldn't help thinking, did Cole know something and deliberately set him up?

What happened now had to make him think a lot. He wanted to rent a house in Green River Valley, and Cole happened to know a suitable villa, which happened to be next to Callestan's house?

Are there too many coincidences? Li Du has seen so many coincidences in the past two days, and he already feels that something is wrong.

In another way of thinking, everything may become logical.

Cole has a bad relationship with Callestan. He has suffered a lot and wants to take revenge and deal with Callestan, but he doesn't know how to do it.

So a real coincidence happened. When Li Du was about to rent a house, he called and learned that Li Du wanted to rent a villa in the Green River Valley, so he thought of a house next to Callestan's house.

Even, that house has something to do with him, or he has something to do with that man named Abel.

Cole and Callestan are very familiar, so he must know what his two sons are, and he knows that with Li Du's petty temper, if he lives next to him, he will definitely fight with each other.

Later, as he said, there was indeed a conflict between the two sides, and Callestan's son suffered a loss.

Just when Callestan was about to resolve the matter, Cole intervened as a good old man. He unilaterally contacted Callestan and told him to take a step back.

Obviously, Callestan couldn't swallow this breath, especially after discovering the relationship between Cole and Li Du, so he couldn't swallow this breath, so things got to the present point step by step.

Li Du and Cole completely became an alliance to deal with Carlestan together.

If everything is as he guessed, then Cole obviously made a clever move. He doesn't have to pay anything, and the two major shareholders under the group have become sworn enemies.

If everything is as he guessed, then Cole is definitely not the gentle and kind person he thought.

If everything is as guessed, then Li Du will not let Cole use him in vain, he will fight back, because he is not willing to be a chess piece that others use at will.

In any case, all of this is just his speculation, and the truth of the matter must be investigated later. He must quickly find a way to find the diamond mine.

Cole helped him with all his strength and sent him some private information within the Winston Group, which included the investigation of some mines around the world by the Winston Group.

Before looking for a diamond mine, Li Du first learned about diamonds, which he lacked in knowledge about.

As we all know, diamonds are composed of a single element, that is, carbon. In essence, this stuff is the same as coal.

It is also well known that diamonds are also composed of a single carbon element.

There is a close relationship between diamonds and diamonds. Some people think that the two sides are equivalent, but this is not the case. Diamonds belong to diamonds, but they are gem-grade diamonds.

That is, all diamonds are diamonds, but not all diamonds are diamonds.

It is said that diamonds are a scam, but it does have its rarity. For example, the formation time, it takes hundreds of millions to billions of years to form under conditions of extreme high pressure and high temperature.

In addition, Callestan is right. The output of diamonds is very low. Most of these gemstones are extracted from ore, which is called kimberlite ore.

Many Chinese may have heard of the Kimberley brand, but in fact the brand is named after the ore of Kimberley.

According to statistics, 250 tons of kimberlite ore can be mined to get one carat of rough diamonds, and after processing into finished products, only 0.25 carats of real diamonds can be obtained.

So, how much is one carat? 0.2 grams, that is to say, only 0.05 grams of finished diamonds can be extracted from 250 tons of diamonds...

When he saw these materials, Li Du's scalp was a little numb, and he realized that his bet might be a bit hasty!