SFS Chapter 910 Factory Explosion
Chapter 910 Factory Explosion
He emphasized, "All the goods we ordered before have been sold out, and there are still many potential customers eagerly waiting for them."
Money is not a problem, Mr. Liu. You need to expedite the production of your goods.
I need a few other things on my end; I'll try to send you the specific order details later.
You should prepare the goods in advance and wait for my people to pick them up.
Using other people's money to develop and strengthen oneself, and to contribute to the technological development of one's own country, is perfectly acceptable.
She can't steal orders from China, but she can always steal orders from Old M's military supplies.
Xia Ran is determined to make Chinese-made weapons renowned worldwide ahead of schedule.
In the future, when international disputes and various factions arise, it's unrealistic to expect these "cooperators" to stand up for our country.
But as long as they remember something good about us and are willing to remain neutral and not kick us when we're down, that's fine.
International situations are always like this; they can change with the slightest wing.
She wants to build a large alliance of friends and collaborators and reduce her enemies.
So-called justice and morality cannot make people submit or yield, but real interests and absolute power can.
She intends to use her vast capital and resources to cast a wide net across the world, quietly taking control of the entire underground kingdom.
Therefore, she needs to continue recruiting and training people; her mercenaries need to be scattered to every corner of the world.
Upon hearing this, Director Liu understood immediately; it seemed that all those big shots had safely made their move.
What a talent! He deserves to earn that money.
"Okay, okay, no problem, I'll keep an eye on this personally."
This marked a historic shift in the Middle East landscape, and it's hard to say where history will lead from here on out.
Of course, Xia Ran didn't care.
She herself actually hopes for world peace, but unfortunately, as long as there is profit to be made, the world will never be peaceful.
While news of the looting of three museums and a library in New York was spreading everywhere, Xia Ran was in Busan.
When news broke that the world's largest newly established banking group had been raided, Xia Ran was receiving these missiles.
When Director Liu and his team heard this news, they smiled mysteriously, thinking to themselves, "Damn, that's great! They did a really good job."
I knew that girl was capable of causing trouble; this is a good thing she did.
It sounds so satisfying.
When Xia Ran returned to her home with her husband and children, it was already early November, and it had already started snowing.
Her own son hardly recognizes her anymore.
The original plan was great; I even planned to meet my child online. But once I stepped outside, I was caught off guard.
During her time away from home, she was either traveling or causing trouble, completely forgetting that she had a son.
Fortunately, Xia Ran had a unique scent, and little Rui Rui accepted her after sniffing her.
After a few days of peace and quiet, Xia Ran received a call from the head of one of her family's trading branches in Country M.
Our company purchased six sets of production line equipment for three factories in China.
As a result, the company called Navada stood them up just before the delivery was due.
Using the excuse that these goods were not allowed to be sold to China, they acted shamelessly and refused to deliver the goods on time.
If this drags on any longer, our company will be in breach of contract.
"Isn't this blatantly an attempt to renege on the agreement? Does the signed contract explicitly prohibit the sale of these products to China?" Xia Ran asked.
The person on the other end of the phone replied, "Boss, there is no such clause."
"Oh, I see," Xia Ran said, understanding the situation. "If there's no such clause, then it's allowed. That makes things much easier. Don't worry, I'll have my legal team go over and handle this."
They dare to openly break promises simply because they think China is weak and doesn't dare to confront them head-on.
After hanging up the phone, Xia Ran called the person in charge of another company.
"Order equipment and production lines from this company called Navada in the name of your company, and order as much as you can afford."
According to their maximum upper limit.
Be careful when signing the terms and conditions; avoid signing any restrictive clauses that are detrimental to your resale, such as unfair clauses that prohibit sales to a certain region.
We're only in it for the profit. If we've blocked all our escape routes, what's the point?
Moreover, they used their poor reputation and past failures to deliver on time as a pretext to aggressively lower the unit price and increase the penalty for breach of contract.
Negotiate the highest possible penalty for breach of contract; three times the amount is normal, five times is not too much, the higher the better.
Xia Ran wanted to make an example of someone, to deter others, and she did it in a big way.
He muttered to himself, "You've got to discriminate against people from different regions and impose technological blockades. I'll make you regret this."
After hanging up the phone, Xia Ran worried that her actions were too obvious and that the other party would be on guard and not fall into her trap.
They made several more phone calls, getting several companies from different backgrounds to contact them and get involved.
She'll make sure this company goes bankrupt if it dares to cheat its own.
Of course, an unexpected event must be created so that the heads of these companies can meet openly and exchange information.
Otherwise, how could this setup be made to look so realistic?
In mid-November, with the strong support of several other companies and the joint efforts of the legal team, our trading company successfully acquired the production equipment for those six production lines.
They also received a penalty for delayed delivery.
This was the result of Navada's compromise, which was made to avoid damaging their reputation and the big deal they had just signed.
The six production lines were shipped to China as soon as they were acquired.
Their company has signed orders totaling over $140 million with this enterprise.
As for the penalty for breach of contract, the minimum payout is 3.5 times the total amount owed, and the maximum payout is 6 times the total amount owed.
If it's any higher, the other party won't agree.
The high odds were only agreed to because there were huge orders in front of them.
Of course, to show some sincerity, their own companies paid Navada an advance payment of 5% to 10%.
You can't catch a wolf without risking your cub.
If the pit isn't deep or realistic, why would anyone willingly jump in?
Their own company has essentially set the total production target for Navada over the next two years.
Xia Ran had a happy New Year.
My own little Rui Rui can already roll over and crawl in place.
As soon as the Spring Festival of 2001 was over, Xia Ran once again went out under the pretext of inspecting the company.
Su Mingzhe wanted to bring the child along, but Xia Ran refused with an excuse.
A secret is a secret because no one else knows it.
Once a second person is present, it's no longer a secret but a weakness.
Xia Ran led Jiu Ge straight to the largest production factory where Navada Corporation was located.
She had confirmed in advance that this production plant accounted for about 70% of Navada's production.
If you take this one down, the company is basically finished.
After scouting the location for several days, on a moonlit night, a man and his pet looted all the research and development materials and equipment from the factory.
They also took away some of the newly produced finished products and production lines.
This resulted in a massive factory explosion caused by an oil leak.