"Are you sure you can install several factories? I think it's difficult. Have you considered it? This is not only a matter of funds, but also of manpower. What you buy is machinery, which requires people who understand machinery to operate and maintain it." Shi Yuhe reminded.

Why do foreigners sell obsolete production lines to domestic companies at such high prices, but domestic companies still have to grit their teeth and tighten their belts to buy them? Not only do we not have the technology to produce them independently, but foreign countries have to send their technicians to install them in China.

I have heard from some factory managers of state-owned enterprises that some factories bought production lines due to lack of funds, but could not afford to hire foreign technicians. They planned to return to China to find domestic mechanics to install the parts. However, during the installation process, they often found that the other party deliberately sent less parts, which resulted in the production line being unable to be installed.

Wenwen has also considered this issue. Since you have machinery, you must have people who understand mechanical maintenance. Otherwise, if the machine breaks down and you don't know how to repair it, the whole thing will be paralyzed. What you bought is a second-hand assembly line, not a new one, so there will definitely be various small problems.

Wenwen said, "I think this can be resolved. I can ask the higher-ups for help. Brother Shi, have you forgotten who's backing me?"

Shi Yuhe thought about it and agreed. After all, she had the biggest backer in our country. If she wanted people, she just had to ask. There were so many technical colleges in the country with a lot of talents. It shouldn't be difficult to pick a few people who were proficient in mechanics.

Shi Yuhe looked at Wenwen and said, "So what we are most lacking now is funds."

Wenwen nodded. She was worried because she was short of money.