0565 Running [For the New Leader: Ruilong, Additional Update - 1/2]

The goods Lynch brought from the Federation were not sold out, but more than half of them had been sold, which dealt a heavy blow to those in the United Development Company who were ready to laugh at Lynch.

Why couldn't they figure it out? Are the natives of Nagaril stupid?

But soon, they turned this dissatisfaction and doubt into motivation.

A large number of orders returned to the Federation from Nagaril, which also provided a very strong boost to the employment rate of the Federation and made people more convinced that Nagaril was the final way out for the Federation.

At such a time, on the last day of the last week of January, the board meeting of the Nagaril United Development Company was to be held.

The venue was a luxury cruise ship in the Great East Ocean, which the United Development Company chartered for three months.

Except for the first week, which was used for meetings and exchanges of feelings, the remaining nearly three months, this luxury cruise ship would take some people around the Great East Ocean and then dock at the port of the Federation.

This is also a benefit that the United Development Company gives to some outstanding employees. However, this benefit is not given to employees, but to their families. The boss of the company will not allow an important employee to leave his post for three months - only outstanding employees can get this kind of reward.

This luxury cruise around the Great East Ocean has also stimulated many people. If you buy a ticket yourself, it will cost about 2,000 yuan. Now, they just give benefits to the families of outstanding employees. It's really... enviable.

As a member of the board of directors of the United Development Company, Lin Qi was also invited to attend the board of directors in the first quarter of this year.

Meetings like this are held every quarter, but in the subsequent board meetings, many real company directors will not attend. They will appoint some full-power representatives or ordinary representatives to represent themselves in such board meetings, listen to the content of the board meetings, and contact them when necessary to make some decisions.

This is the first time this year, and it is also the first time after the United Development Company has fully started its work, so basically all shareholders are present in person.

"Mr. Lynch..." Lynch just came out of the room, walked to the third deck, and took a glass of wine from the waiter's tray, and someone called him.

He glanced back, a smile appeared on his face, and at the same time he put the glass back on the tray and stretched out his hand.

"Mr. Patou!"

As if he lived six hundred years ago, Mr. Patou, who still had serious stereotypes on his face, had a little more smile on his face. This smile was very inconsistent, and it was not as comfortable as when he was stern.

He had just walked out of the hull and saw Lynch, and then called Lynch.

The two people's greetings also alarmed other people on the deck. Many people sought eye contact with Lynch or Mr. Patou.

Some people failed, and no one could see that they failed, but some people succeeded. They nodded to Lynch or Mr. Patou, or raised their glasses to show respect.

Lynch loosened his hand and shook Mr. Patou's hand. The two took the wine glasses from the waiter's tray, walked to a place not so close to the middle, and communicated.

"I've heard about your practices. They are very bold and effective. They have relieved a lot of pressure on the domestic economic environment. You are amazing!"

He was talking about Lynch's dumping of goods in Nagaril. In this era, in this era of the federation, nothing can be hidden from the capitalists' curiosity, not even Congress, let alone these things that Lynch didn't hide.

Soon people got a more detailed data that Lynch himself might not know, which listed Lynch's achievements in these trades.

Not considering that he almost didn't spend money to buy those factories and raw materials, just starting from organizing production, the raw materials are calculated according to the market price, plus the workers' wages and various additional expenses, the cost of each small iron pot, that is, the cooking pot, is about ten to eleven dollars.

If Lynch continues to produce, of course he does continue to produce, the labor cost of workers' wages will be spread over more goods, thereby reducing the labor cost of a single commodity, and its price will eventually be around nine dollars.

An iron pot that costs about ten dollars, the toll is about three to four dollars, and when it arrives in Nagaril, plus the labor and storage here, the cost of each iron pot is about fifteen dollars.

But this is not the absolute cost, because in this process, the federal government will provide a subsidy of one or two dollars for these goods that can provide more jobs according to the number of workers hired by Lynch, and give him an additional tax exemption. The actual cost of these small iron pots is only about eleven or twelve dollars.

These small iron pots with a cost of eleven or twelve dollars were sold by Lynch for twenty-eight dollars each, and this was when everyone's goods were not selling well.

This is definitely a business miracle and a successful business case. It finds opportunities, releases the desire and ability of consumption, and makes profits from it. It is a perfect textbook-level business opportunity capture. Many people highly praise Lynch's business and the benefits and changes it brings.

Not to mention that some of the goods were "picked up for free" from the warehouses of some newly acquired factories, and even the freight was left - the subsidies and tax exemptions were enough to offset the freight, and he made as much money as he sold.

However, things cannot be viewed simply in this way, at least they cannot be spread out in this way. After all, Mr. Lynch is a young leader with a sense of social responsibility and is willing to take on more social responsibilities.

Therefore, in terms of reporting, his social responsibility will be further strengthened. For example, he has allowed many half-dead factories in the country to receive some orders, which has also improved some social situations. His success is not just as superficial as being able to create economic benefits, but also has profound political significance and social value.

Therefore, Mr. Patu did not hesitate to praise him. Such outstanding young people are indeed very rare. Compared with those "children" who wake up and fall asleep on women's bellies all day long, Lynch is perfect and enviable.

This is also the reason why they can communicate normally. In Mr. Patu's view, Lynch is more like a peer of the same age as himself, rather than a "child".

"I heard that you have some other plans next?" Mr. Patu was very interested in finding out some news before the board meeting.

Lynch nodded, "I may have to go to Gaevra next month or the month after. They wrote my name into the diplomatic delegation, and I have to go to Gaevra for a while."

"During this time, we will find a way to persuade Emperor Gaevra to agree that we can also intervene in the development and post-war reconstruction of the Anmelia region. You know, this is a lot of money!"

Mr. Patu kept nodding, and he took a sip of the wine glass, "Yes, yes, a lot of money, we all know this, because the people who pay the bill are Gaevra people!"

The two smiled at each other, they both knew that the other party had understood their true thoughts. This kind of communication that can understand the other party's thoughts without excessive expression only appears among top people like them.

Because they have a very clear understanding and grasp of the form, development, possible changes and results of society, so as long as they start, they can roughly guess the next development process and results.

The defeat of Emperor Gaifra to the Federation in military affairs was a huge blow. Although nothing unusual happened in Gaifra, Emperor Gaifra's buttocks were no longer as stable as before.

The military defeat shook his authority in the country. The thing that the monarch in a monarchy maintains his ruling power is authority, and various authorities constitute ruling power and ruling power.

If he loses here, he must find it back in other places, so he will tolerate the Federation's slightly excessive actions in Anmelia, but there is a prerequisite, that is, the Federation must propose effective means to solve the troubles in the Anmelia region!

As long as this is met, Emperor Gaifra doesn't mind letting the Federation see the wealth and generosity of the Gaifra Empire-although the military lost, the Federation people have to work for us, which is another kind of victory!

He probably, or even very likely, will tell others that he thinks so, which also means that if this agreement can be negotiated, then the Anmelia region will have wealth that may exceed people's imagination.

"So what are you going to do?" Mr. Patu was very interested in Lynch's idea. His main business was mining, but he didn't mind developing in other areas.

The stones, metals, and even the waste from smelting can be used directly in construction, so their profit margins can be expanded.

"Post-war reconstruction requires people, a large number of workers. I can't afford the workers from the Federation, but here in Nagaril..." Lynch also took a sip of wine, and then smiled knowingly, "That's what I think."

"So you have to support me. In terms of your attitude towards the natives of Nagaril, I heard that some of you seem to want to clean up some of the natives?"

Mr. Patu's eyebrows slightly raised twice, and his fingers holding the wine glass moved a few times, "Is there? Why don't I know?"

Lynch looked at him, and he also looked at Lynch. In fact, both of them knew that Mr. Patu was one of the supporters of this idea, and he was the most determined one.

He had to pay the natives to mine for him, and if they died, he had to pay compensation. But if he captured some slaves, they would die.

No wages, no pensions, no social condemnation, no one would run for slaves.

But now he felt that Lynch's plan seemed to be more profitable.