Chapter 1136: Chapter 1136

Chapter 1136:

“The Deleon Group has suddenly emerged and snatched several of our company’s projects. They acted swiftly, catching Benjamin unprepared, and now, our whole party is in disarray,” Julio glanced at Dalores. Unable to leave the hospital, he was forced to manage the crisis remotely.

This arrangement meant he was sometimes late in receiving updates, causing the company significant losses.

Seeing this, Eileen quickly grasped his worries. “I’ll head to the company. You stay here with Dalores. If anything comes up, I’ll call you immediately.”

“Okay,” Julio responded, his eyes conveying his gratitude. Dalores felt somewhat uneasy. “If there’s something you need to attend to, please go. I’m quite alert at the moment. I’m fine and can take care of Emerson.”

“No,” Eileen replied. “As the general manager of the Ferguson Group, I can’t just sit back and collect my pay. I should do something for the company. Let Julio stay with you.”

On her way to the Ferguson Group, Eileen phoned Benjamin to get an update on the situation.

“You must have heard about the Deleon Group before,” Benjamin said. “Didn’t they snatch a project from the EB Group recently? However, the EB Group responded swiftly and managed to take a project from the Deleon Group.”

Eileen was surprised. “Really? I hadn’t heard about this from Bryan.”

Upon sensing her surprise, Benjamin quickly understood something. “The Deleon Group recently returned from overseas. Just a month ago, they surfaced here in Onaland. They bought several shopping malls, spending over a hundred million, instantly making a name for themselves. Even though they are our competitors and I’ve done extensive research on them, I didn’t anticipate they’d target the Ferguson Group. That’s why they succeeded.”

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“Prepare all the detailed information on the Deleon Group and a profile of their current leader for me. I’ll arrive at the company shortly,” Eileen said.

After ending the call, Eileen drove directly to the Ferguson Group. Upon reaching the company’s parking lot, she parked her car and immediately called Bryan.

“Why didn’t you inform me about the Deleon Group?” she asked.

“What?” Bryan paused to think, then replied, “It’s merely business maneuvering. Nothing serious.”

He hadn’t mentioned it to Eileen because he had nearly forgotten about it himself.

This was a significant threat to the Ferguson Group.

Eileen inhaled deeply and said, “The Deleon Group has successfully taken multiple projects from the Ferguson Group, resulting in substantial losses.”

“What’s the situation at the Ferguson Group now?” Noticing the quietness on Eileen’s end, Bryan asked, “Are you in the parking lot?”

“I’ve just arrived. I’m hanging up now. I need to see what’s going on.” Eileen ended the call, stepped out of the car, and walked briskly into the elevator.

When Eileen stepped out of the elevator on the top floor, Benjamin immediately handed her a thick document. It detailed the Deleon Group’s remarkable performance overseas in recent years, describing it as a dominant player in the market.

“Generally, it’s logical for a powerful company to seek new markets. But with three major firms in Onaland—the EH Group, the Apex Group, and the Ferguson Group—the Deleon Group’s specific choice of Onaland suggests they have a particular agenda,” Eileen remarked.

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