Of course, the status of the electronics factory was very low; it was a village-run enterprise.
In the eyes of those old and big factories, it's nothing; all they care about is that huge sum of US dollars.
Some suggested that such a large project shouldn't be led by a village-run enterprise, especially since the factory director is a young man. As the saying goes, "A young man with no experience is unreliable."
How can someone with no experience accomplish the task of generating foreign exchange?
Many people are indeed envious; they feel the grapes are sour because they can't have them.
They can't generate foreign exchange themselves, but they come up with all sorts of crazy ideas, each one more capable than the last.
The city is also under a lot of pressure.
If Xing Baohua hadn't kept these funds, it would have been a huge joke.
What was originally a very simple thing has gradually become complicated.
Even if a deal falls through, goodwill should remain. Who can guarantee that a deal will necessarily go through?
Xing Baohua had no assignments, so it didn't matter to him.
It simply means we can't sell our products, we earn money more slowly, and our development is slower.
If he can sell it, even if he doesn't earn ten million, a few million would be enough for him to develop rapidly.
So it's fortunate that he doesn't work for a company, otherwise the pressure would really be on him, and even if it's something he developed himself, it wouldn't be his anymore.
If he disagrees with certain conditions, the higher-ups will temporarily replace him with someone more obedient, so that the task of generating foreign exchange can be completed first.
Alcatel's move to raise the price to 15 million is even more nerve-wracking for many people; it's unprecedented!
Many companies do business with foreign companies, and they are always pressured to lower prices, even at a loss, so they never raise prices.
Ericsson, in a fit of pique with Alcatel, was raising funds. Bob was also rushing to write his application report.
This man also paid the price for his arrogance, but the price was passed on to his numerous shareholders.
The funding application exaggerated Xing Baohua's technology to an incredible degree, claiming that the equipment, capable of connecting networks across Europe and even the world, would bring unimaginable wealth in the coming decades.
Capital goes crazy when it sees blood. Don't assume that all the crazy people on Wall Street are rich. Capital in continental Europe is just a bit more low-key.
But once he sets his sights on something, he acts swiftly.
Alcatel was the first to make a move. They were waiting for Ericsson or Sony to make an offer, while they didn't consider Motorola a serious competitor.
If you bring in an assistant to the technical lead, and then wait for the reports to go up the chain of command, it'll be too late. What's the point of having a lot of people around?
The next day, to everyone's surprise, the first company to withdraw was Sony.
The reason given is that they are not considering providing online services at this time.
Leave a contact person to monitor the progress of this incident.
They also declared that they welcome Chinese companies to discuss the procurement of color television production lines.
Upon hearing this, Xing Baohua cursed inwardly: Sony is shameless! I've never seen anything so shameless.
This is a way to make money off him indirectly!
If Xing Baohua really did exchange the goods for US dollars or other currencies, apart from reserving foreign exchange as required, all other foreign exchange earnings would be converted into the national currency.
This foreign exchange will eventually have to be spent.
Sony has set another trap. How do we break free?
The Japanese devils knew they couldn't compete with other companies, so they wanted to make a quick buck and run away.
Unfortunately, Xing Baohua had neither the ability nor the means to break the curse. He could only curse in his heart, not openly.
Even if you scold them, you won't get any credit, and people will misunderstand and think you're hindering their development.
Ericsson and Alcatel's cronies are all pulling out all the stops.
Bob negotiated with local authorities to invest five million dollars in a local joint venture electronics factory to produce switchboard equipment.
Furthermore, they invested US$15 million to purchase all of Xing Baohua's patents, with the payment to be completed within three years.
This is equivalent to Ericsson investing 20 million US dollars.
The fat man from Alcatel went straight to Xing Baohua and asked, "Kid, besides money, what do you need? Anything we can do is fine."
Perhaps seeing that Xing Baohua remained silent, Bronfen said:
“Chips? We at Alcatel also have microelectronics, although we're not as famous as those in the US, but supplying a company like yours is no problem. I guarantee it? We have a lot of overlap with Ericsson in our business, but I guarantee it's more advanced than theirs.”
Xing Baohua agreed with this statement. Even roosters have their inherent pride.
Xing Baohua asked the rooster to provide the various chip models and applications they produced as a reference.
But when Xing Baohua asked Alcatel if they had a fully automated production line, the fat man actually said yes.
"Fully automatic dispensing machine, fully automatic soldering machine, fully automatic wire bonding machine. Delivery to your door, installation included, and training provided. How about it?" the fat rooster said.
Xing Baohua swallowed hard; this stuff was just too tempting.
"How much money will you give me in exchange for these devices?"
“No, no. These are already worth over twenty million US dollars. If you want these devices, you’ll need to offer another eight million US dollars plus your patents in exchange,” the fat man said.
"Can I say one thing? Get out?"
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