"I also plan to send a few salesmen out to hospitals across the country to collect orders." Yes, Fifth Grandpa has now opened up his mind and is truly a very smart old man.
The more they talked about it at home, the more excited they became. They immediately began making plans, and every step needed to be carefully planned. This was a big deal, and the Fifth Grandpa knew how big the market was in North China. He needed to research it in advance, otherwise he might not be able to handle it.
Why the investigation? Fifth Grandpa was worried that he wouldn't succeed, and would be labeled a black-hearted capitalist, bringing shame to Jiang Huashu. Jiang Huashu reassured Fifth Grandpa about this.
"Uncle, that pharmaceutical factory in An Guo has been a real problem for the county leaders. If you take it over, it will just solve their big problem."
Jiang Huashu has worked in the county for so many years and knows the ins and outs of the business. So many of the factory's older employees are stuck at home, receiving only their basic wages. Taking over the factory would not only solve the problems faced by the original pharmaceutical factory employees, but also provide reemployment for some of the unemployed young people who returned to the city. What a great thing!
The more they talked, the more they felt that this was feasible, and then they formulated a 50-year acquisition plan for the pharmaceutical factory.
After a heated discussion with his family, everyone agreed and strongly supported him in taking over the pharmaceutical factory.
After a few more days of preparation, Fifth Grandpa, accompanied by two bodyguards, drove a Jiefang brand truck to the Anguo County Government.
After some effort, I finally met the leaders of the relevant departments and explained my intentions to them.
The Anguo Pharmaceutical Factory, a large-scale facility spanning over 10,000 square meters, supplied pharmaceutical production throughout North China. Its chess rival was Huayao. During the movement, the factory's former director was first beaten down by the insurgents, then subjected to daily torture. His children disowned him, and his wife, tortured to such an extent that she died the following year. A little over a year later, the former director also passed away.
The second person to be criticized was the factory secretary, a very capable middle-aged woman. In those days, the more capable you were, the more likely you would be accused of some inexplicable offense, perhaps to appease those who felt resentful.
Then the third, fourth, and fifth came along. Like mad dogs, they bit whoever they caught. More and more of the factory's veterans were laid off, leaving the people in a state of panic. Who had the energy to continue production? After a few years, the factory gradually closed down.
The factory, covering over 10,000 mu (approximately 16,000 acres), was forced to shut down due to the sudden shutdown. But what about the hundreds of employees? They could only rely on the Finance Bureau to allocate a small amount of basic salary for a long time.
At present, the domestic market is in a state of disrepair, and few businessmen have the financial resources to take on such a large amount of land. After all, no one can predict what will happen in ten, twenty, or thirty years.
No one was willing to take over the pharmaceutical factory, and the leaders were worried. Now that someone has finally come forward to take over, the leaders are afraid again.
They were afraid that Fifth Grandpa was a scammer, but they also felt that this shabby pharmaceutical factory had nothing to sell except scrap metal and a bunch of idle people waiting for their salaries. One of them said, "How do you plan to revive our pharmaceutical factory? You know, our factory has been closed for a long time, the equipment is outdated, and the workers have all dispersed." Fifth Grandpa smiled and said confidently, "Don't worry, leaders. Since I dare to take over, I am confident that I can restore the pharmaceutical factory to its former glory. I have made a detailed plan, and I believe that as long as everyone works together, we will succeed."
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