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Neither Sylvia, Eric, nor Andy liked making empty promises to their employees. Once they made a commitment and had the resources, they ensured its execution.

Currently, the Innova Group wasn't short on funds.

Though some opposed, arguing that the Innova Group's success stemmed from continuous, substantial investments in R&D to maintain product competitiveness, these funds would indeed yield greater returns if invested in R&D.

Additionally, the Innova Group wasn't a publicly traded company. When the money ran out, it truly ran out, and there was no option for financing. The more funds available, the better.

However, there weren't many dissenting voices. After all, even the Innova executives needed money. Who would ever complain about having too much money?

The decision was thus made. As for distribution, it would follow each party's and employee's shareholdings. Even employees like Jacob, who hadn't been with the Innova Group for long, received some dividends.

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