"The good news?" George asked, frowning slightly.
“The good news is that there’s a consulting firm that knows Jiafeng very well and can provide them with a complete business solution,” Paul replied.
George's smile broadened. This was much faster than investigating and poaching people himself. He said, "Great! If we move quickly, it can start in half a month. The company's six-month report will definitely look good!"
“There’s more bad news!” Paul hesitated for a moment before saying, “Jiafeng Electronics is fine, but an outsourcing company was shut down, and I heard that the company has already been emptied out and moved away.”
"What?" George exclaimed in disbelief, "Charlie led the team, how could this be?"
"That's indeed the information I received," Paul said helplessly.
"I'll give him a call."
Siemens' branch office has started keeping a close eye on Jiafeng again. The group's president, Hermann, is still contacting the United States and Japan to discuss terms. However, given what happened today, they sense that someone has already made a move.
At the group headquarters, in Hermann's office, sat two or three senior executives, each holding a cup of coffee, looking at each other in silence. One of them, a black man in his fifties, said, "I don't think the home appliance business accounts for a large proportion of the group. This matter can be left to the business president."
“That’s right, I don’t know how we can talk about this. Besides, what is Jiafeng? What kind of bullshit company is it? I’ve never even heard of it. I just looked at the information, and it’s simply insulting.” Another man in his sixties said, throwing the folder in his hand on the table.
As the group president, Hermann understands that Siemens is a large company, mainly engaged in electrical engineering, communications, semiconductors, etc., any one of which is more important than home appliances.
“Mr. Hermann, Nokia has recovered in the global market after the split. You shouldn’t focus on such a company, but rather on Nokia, Sony, Panasonic, or even Intel?”
Herman wasn't angry after hearing their words. He said calmly, "Both the US and Japan are eyeing this company. Jiafeng is also in the semiconductor business and has a partnership with Nokia in the communications field. In this competitive environment, I think this company should be able to fetch a good price. At the very least, we can make contact with Japanese semiconductor companies."
The three looked at each other, unable to understand how this company, which seemed like a fraudulent enterprise according to the information, could have such great power.
"If it's true, we can give it a try!"
"So you've agreed? That's good. I'll shift my focus more towards this company from now on." Hermann made a phone call and said into the phone, "Submit today's documents."
A few minutes later, a pretty clerk came in with a folder, placed it on the table, and left. Herman looked at it and his expression turned somewhat off.
“We need to hurry. Beko Electronics in the UK has already made its move.” Hermann handed the folder in his hand to the three people opposite him and said, “We should ‘catch’ him first, and then talk to the companies on both sides.”
The three of them showed no interest in the contents of the folder in their hands. What tricks could such a tiny company possibly pull?
Little did they know, Lu Feng had many tricks up his sleeve.
A few hours later, Lambert, who was on vacation, received a call from Hermann. Hermann also knew that the companies in these two countries were not afraid of Jiafeng, but of the Schroder Group behind Jiafeng. Lu Feng's trip to Europe was also for the Schroder Group to see. The more money Lu Feng earned, the more confidence the Schroder Group would have in him and the more willing they would be to invest.
“Dear Mr. Lambert, it’s been a long time!” Hermann said into the phone. “I have some news for you. You may not be familiar with the situation in Europe. You asked me to do something for you before, and now I have to tell you about it.”
"What is it?" Lambert asked, somewhat surprised. He thought for a moment but couldn't recall having anything to say.
"Remember Jiafeng Electronics? That company is thriving right now. Guess how much money they've made in just a few months?" Herman asked with a smile, leaning back in his chair.
When Lambert heard the name Jiafeng Electronics, his heart skipped a beat. He realized something was wrong; that kid had really made a name for himself in Europe.
"How much? Why are you being so mysterious?" Lambert asked in a very calm voice.
While the figure of 30 million is quite astonishing, it's not enough to make one's heart tremble. Since we're forcing him to bring out something good to exchange, we have to resort to drastic measures.
Hermann smiled slightly and said, "Three hundred million pounds!"
"Three hundred million? In pounds? Did he rob Britain?"
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