Bianca sighed loudly. ‘I changed the dinner meeting to a morning one, specifically to avoid having to spend more time than necessary with the guy. But he just doesn’t know when to give up. I had to have lunch with him. But I got what I wanted out of him.’
She sat up straighter. ‘Kemp Industries is in big trouble.’
‘Do tell.’ Darya wasn’t surprised.
‘You know the company’s been around for a long time, but its growth has plateaued. Its sales revenue and profit figures look impressive on paper, but the company’s bleeding cash. Banks who’ve caught wind of this are trying to distance themselves from Kemp. No more credit lines, no more loans with below-market interest rates. Long story short, the company’s going down.’
‘Sounds serious.’ Darya processed the news. ‘Isn’t Hunter worri
