CHAPTER 1867: CHAPTER 1692: SHIPYARD

A morning.

Progress is slow.

Gradually.

More people have calmed down. In project subscription, the advantages of core members are too obvious; with large capital, there are more options to choose from. Others, even if they compete, inevitably appear weaker in momentum.

After calming down.

A thought occurred.

"Why must we compete for these?"

It’s not about breaking free from Sky Eye to work alone, but rather realizing that even if it’s difficult to compete for those listed companies, why can’t I directly follow the process of establishing anew in the same industry?

Mergers.

Ultimately only account for part.

There is also risk.

Building anew.

Everything can go according to one’s wishes. The purpose of the Myanmar Asia Chamber of Commerce is to expand the Asia Dollar settlement range. As long as it’s not truly a red-to-purple ocean, there’s a chance to try without having to pin all hopes on this.

With this change.

In the afternoon.

Progress was much faster.

Six o’clock.

The first round of subscription is complete.

"We will promptly prepare the documents to submit to the Myanmar Bank Group for review. These are the materials for the new project, and also the discussion content for tomorrow. Thank you all for your support of the Tianyan Group."

The vice president said.

Another set of materials was handed to them.

Building anew.

Also involves subscription because new industry construction doesn’t have country restrictions. If everyone wants to invest in an industry in one country, obviously, this also does not align with the diversified purposes of the Myanmar Asia Chamber of Commerce.

Myanmar Asia Chamber of Commerce.

Is an economic organization with certain constraints.

If everyone messes around, the submitted application will surely be rejected, so no one thinks this is inappropriate. Taking someone else’s money, and not based on one’s skills, means abiding by the rules.

...

Villa.

Living room.

Chai Ren flips through the newly printed materials, mainly supplementing on the basis of mergers, also listing the basic investment environments of dozens of countries worldwide.

Consumption capacity.

Industry status.

Labor efficiency.

Technology.

Supporting facilities.

Law.

Taxation.

...

Advantages and disadvantages are all displayed before them. What pleases Chai Ren is that Huaxia’s investment environment ranks first in the entire materials, almost saying: You should all invest in Huaxia.

"Haha."

Chai Ren laughed heartily.

This way.

It can also give the authorities an explanation. Looking at the rating for Huaxia above, Chai Ren can’t help but feel a bit proud. In terms of investment environment, potential, production efficiency, Huaxia crushes other countries.

"Second Uncle Tang, any goals?"

After a while.

Chai Ren looked up and asked Tang Kai.

"I plan to invest and build a shipyard in Huaxia."

"What?"

"Shipyard."

"..."

Chai Ren was momentarily speechless. Shipyard? Are you dead set on maritime shipping? Isn’t sailing your own ship enough, now you want to build ships, what exactly are you thinking? He couldn’t understand this logic for a moment.

"Why?"

"Just want to." Tang Kai said with a smile.

Saying this.

He glanced at that figure outside the door.

Others don’t know, even Chai Ren doesn’t know to what extent Tang Qing’s genius has reached. Back then, Tang Qing wanted to pursue multiple degrees and showed them several future goals—between heaven and earth.

Aerospace

Aircraft.

Deep Sea Mining.

This is what Tang Qing explicitly said he wanted to do. In such industries, apart from design, the difficulty lies in manufacturing. The threshold for the former is too high; Tang Qing might outsource manufacturing, while the latter difficulty is somewhat lower.

Moreover.

He has confidence in Tang Qing’s design capabilities.

Car manufacturing.

One person can practically let his company’s design department wash up and go to sleep. A few days ago, he saw Wangsa spend two hundred million US dollars pre-ordering a yacht. He suddenly thought, why not create a yacht company.

Further.

He thought about building ships.

Relying on Tang Qing’s design capabilities, perhaps he could carve out a niche in the industry.

"Where do you plan to build it?"

"Haven’t decided."

Tang Kai shook his head.

"Why not consider acquiring one?" Chai Ren asked.

"Too small is unworthy, too big is almost all state-owned, very troublesome." Tang Kai replied frankly, shipbuilding industry in Huaxia is predominantly state-owned, not to mention how much it would cost to buy one.

Just buying.

The procedures are extremely cumbersome and easy to involve many disputes.

"Indeed."

Chai Ren nodded.

It seems that Tang Kai is not just playing around, but is aiming for something big, "Are you planning to build yachts?" Saying this, Chai Ren also took another look at the young genius outside.

Under Tang Kai.

Electric car

Automobile.

All originated from him. Building yachts, perhaps he could surprise everyone.

"About the same." Seeing Chai Ren looking at Tang Qing, Tang Kai continued: "You know, Tangtang really likes design, so I’m planning to find a bigger place to build a modern factory."

"Apart from shipbuilding, Tangtang can also create some small gadgets."

"Understand."

Chai Ren kept nodding.

Thus.

Talents can be turned into wealth.

And it can be entertaining.

Both.

"But a shipyard doesn’t seem to cost that much money, right?"

Chai Ren went on to ask.

"If the loans for the shipping company and shipyard are approved, the remaining quotas will be kept for emergencies; the funding needed for future operations is considerable, no need to spend it all." Tang Kai explained.

Having money.

There’s no need to use it all.

This loan quota, apart from mergers and expansions, can also be used for future operations. If it’s not within this scope, the quota can’t be used, hence Tang Kai is investing in only two projects this time.

Maritime shipping.

Shipbuilding.

The remaining quota can support even if the two projects are not profitable for five years, using such unsecured credit loans. And if a good project is found in the future, there’s still surplus funds available.

After all.

The quota is fixed, not giving two billion per year.

Were it so.

People would go insane.

"Then I should also be frugal." Chai Ren spent over half today and planned to spend all tomorrow, but after hearing this, truly cannot be too impulsive; it’s debt, it needs to be repaid, not a gift.

At this moment.

Outside came noise.

"Brother."

A shout.

Made the quiet villa area lively, Qin Shiqi’s voice always has such penetrating power, Chai Ren glanced at the time, "I’ll head back first, accompanying the kids to watch the match tomorrow."

Having decided to pause a bit.

Chai Ren wasn’t in a hurry.

"Alright."

Before leaving.

Took along a packaged food box; coming here, he couldn’t leave empty-handed, even though they can buy exclusive supply vegetables, the culinary skills are far inferior, the key is, meat ingredients are not taken outside.

Can only eat here.

Who knows.

Why Tang Qing would be this ’stingy’.

...

Driving out of the villa.

The ringtone sounded.

"Dad."

"Come over for a while."

"Okay."

Though curious, not asking much about what couldn’t be said over the phone, it happened to be on the way; at this moment, he also felt Beijing was too big, having to travel far for everything, such a hassle.

Arriving at father’s.

Study.

"Dad, what’s up?"

"Today, a message came from the Chinese Academy of Sciences."

"???"

Chai Ren was puzzled.

What’s this got to do with them.

"Previously, a group was responsible for experimenting on the effects of high-concentration transcription fluid on biological growth, initially nothing much, but at concentrations dozens of times higher than the current transcription fluid."

Chai Guoqiang took a deep breath.

"The taste of cultivated plants is about the same as those bought from Tang Qing."