The retail price in the Japanese market is between 70,000 and 80,000 yuan per set, and the supply is in short supply.
Because in the Japanese market, the cheapest sofa set costs about 400 million yuan, which is about 100,000 yen.
There is no way. Domestic costs, especially labor costs, are really too low.
At the bottom of this trade chain, Zhang Hongcheng's guesthouse also made a huge profit of 100%.
Even if you add the cost of assembly by yourself, the actual cost of making a set of sofas is only about 27 yuan (this is planned production, and the cost from raw materials to labor is the lowest. During this period, the price of a large bed sold by a furniture factory to a private individual was about 25 yuan, and the cost of a simple sofa set is actually not high - you are welcome to testify).
Zhang Hongcheng immediately visited several factories again.
"We've got the approval, but we need the goods urgently. We need about 3,000 sets in total. Could your factory arrange the schedule first?"
“Just deliver 300 units a month.”
The planned price reported by the Corps Guesthouse made several factory managers jealous, and even the departments in charge of approving the plans in several factories wanted to persuade Zhang Hongcheng privately.
"Xiao Zhang, don't be too generous! The price is too high!"
The news spread, and no one knew who came up with the bad idea, but several factories started to finance production without waiting for the funds from Zhang Hongcheng to arrive.
This practice of creating a fait accompli is certainly not authentic.
On the day the planned price was approved, several factory managers insisted on taking Zhang Hongcheng out for a drink.
Zhang Hongcheng would never give them the chance to meet each other.
Chu Miaohong politely declined all the offers over the phone from the guesthouse - she said that Section Chief Xiao Zhang was reprimanded by the Corps leaders for this matter.
Several factory managers felt so guilty.
The three hundred sets of spare parts were delivered a week earlier than expected. Zhang Hongcheng and the fifteen newly recruited temporary workers packed them overnight using the packaging provided by the foreign trade company.
On the fourth day after the truck took away the furniture, the RMB transferred from the foreign trade company arrived in the guesthouse's account.
Zhang Hongcheng was cautious and took Chu Miaohong to withdraw cash and delivered it to several factories to settle their accounts.
I made a huge profit of 7,650 yuan in ten days.
At this time, Zhang Hongcheng pretended to be impatient and hung up the phone with Minister Li.
"Minister, the foreign trade company has taken a fancy to the furniture made by our woodworking workshop. Yes, they've already given us a plan. No need to congratulate us, it's all thanks to the good policies given by the leadership. Ah, what if they pay us back? Hmm, I see. Should we keep the money to develop a guesthouse? Okay, I understand!"
After finishing the call, Zhang Hongcheng stretched comfortably.
Well, comfortable!
Minister Li had just hung up the phone and was about to ask Secretary Zhao to prepare an approval document for Shanghai, but suddenly he hesitated slightly.
I think that guy just now didn't fool me, right?
The newly established woodworking workshop... Never mind, it's all this guy's fault. He's made me start to have wild thoughts recently.
All Minister Li could think of was: Maybe this guy just used his mouth to get the foreign trade company to accept several sets of furniture from the carpentry workshop, probably as gifts or something.
How much allocation did you get?
The phone suddenly rang again and Minister Li picked up the receiver.
"Hey, it's me, Lao Du. Why are you so angry? What did you say? Who do you want to borrow?"
"You old fellow, you want to borrow Zhang Hongcheng from our Shanghai guesthouse? To support... a few comrades from your department in Shanghai..."
"No, who made you like this? You even wanted to send our Xiao Zhang."
"Well, how big of a grudge is this?"
"Ah, well, letting Xiao Zhang completely let loose, wouldn't that be... a bit too brutal..."
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