Rebirth: Super Banking System

Chapter 2153: Chapter 1975: Trillion-Level Project

Very soon.

The reply came.

"Sir."

"It’s done."

"Although the Myanmar Bank Group has not formally set up the project, it has opened the preliminary review process. We have already passed, and next is the subscription quantity."

The butler reported back.

This efficiency.

It really amazed him. Calculating the time, it seems to have been less than two hours since the big shots negotiated, and you already have the preliminary work ready.

Does it have to be so fast?

At the same time.

It also confirmed the earlier ’prediction’ suspicions.

"How much?"

The elder asked.

"For a single enterprise, starting from three hundred million Asia Dollars, with a ceiling of one billion Asia Dollars."

"Two methods."

"First, pay in full before commencement."

"Second."

"Pay in six installments, fifty percent as a deposit before commencement. After commencement, pay ten percent each month, which means paying off within half a year."

After listening.

The elder nodded slowly.

This amount of money.

It’s a trivial matter.

The cash reserve ratio of Indian capital has always been high. A ceiling of a billion is understandable; bringing more people in can make the project go smoother.

"No benefits for paying in full at once?" the elder asked again.

"There are."

The butler quickly nodded.

"This time in the expansion, once completed, the property rights of commercial buildings will be allocated to major investors proportionally, and we can set our prices and sell them ourselves."

"And for those paying in full at once, they can choose their area first, but they can’t select every building; instead, they can get relatively favorable locations for the real estate."

Hearing this.

The elder smiled.

"This makes sense."

Otherwise.

If there are no benefits for paying in full, who would do it? Also, the inability to choose every single building is understandable as a city’s best locations are limited.

Packing good with not-so-good ones is reasonable.

In this way.

Myanmar Bank Group will probably soon be able to raise substantial funds.

At least hundreds of billions.

At most a trillion.

If it were an ordinary project, an ordinary company wouldn’t dare to do this, but Myanmar Bank Group has such good credit, a strong background, plus the project itself is good.

It’s sure to be welcomed.

"Sigh!"

The elder sighed.

With this.

The internal profit estimation can immediately allow them to recover the last loan, and the rest is pure profit. Thinking of this really makes him have to admire it.

Ling.

So cunning!

Shrewd.

Capable.

Being able to play city loans like this.

...

Likewise.

After considering.

Many Indian capitalists contacted the Myanmar Bank Group, and the results satisfied them—ten billion cap, only restricting enterprises, not individuals.

Therefore.

If they want.

An entire family can completely subscribe two or three times. In India, the wealth gap is far beyond the imagination of an ordinary person. Many can come up with hundreds of millions or even tens of billions.

Thus.

The expansion of Roy City was destined.

...

On the airplane.

Upon learning the movements of the major capitals, the upper echelons in India couldn’t help but be delighted. They originally spread this news to test the waters.

Now it seems.

The effect is good.

The capitalists are very interested, greatly reducing their pressure. The role reversal made them secondary players, saving them a lot of trouble.

"Now Roy City is settled."

"Uh-huh."

"Have a drink to celebrate."

"Sure."

"..."

Very soon.

The plane was filled with the aroma of tea.

A sip.

Everyone’s heart was a mix of emotions. With each sip, they would think about a question: Why didn’t Transcription Fluid appear in India, it’s so expensive to buy.

Distressed.

And enjoying it.

...

On Indian media.

This news was also published.

Immediately.

The frenzy took it to another level.

"This idea is brilliant; why didn’t I think of it before? I thought the construction of Roy City was nearing its end, but unexpectedly, it’s actually the beginning."

"This operation... impressive!"

"Planting a flower to attract a swarm of bees, a textbook technique. Although not novel in human history, it is very effective."

"It’s over, our state has no hope."

"Yes."

Nation.

Various states.

If it were this kind of official involvement, they could still fight for it, where you invest, if you don’t invest in mine, I’ll oppose it, I’ll protest.

However.

The situation has completely changed now.

The official withdraws.

Capital comes in.

To protest? Ha! They can’t go protest at someone’s company gate, right? It’s their money, they can invest wherever they want, and there’s no way to interfere.

"This is entirely a billion-dollar project."

"Too exaggerated."

"The one who proposed this method must be a master in this field."

"I know who it is."

"Who?"

"Ling."

"..."

"No wonder this person... seems like there’s nothing he can’t do, sigh, if only he were our president, we would surely get better and better."

"Indeed."

"..."

The pace.

Quickly deviated, actually just airing frustration, and then, medium and small capitals started becoming active. They couldn’t buy the first batch of Roy City real estate.

This batch.

Can they acquire a set?

Hmm.

It’s possible.

...

Langyu County.

Train station.

"What?"

"Attracting enterprise capital?"

"Not leaving for now?"

Receiving the call, Mi Hao was full of surprise. Initially thinking that once Roy City project was completed, with more loan targets from the Myanmar side, there wouldn’t be short-term loans for the Indian side.

Who knew.

There would be such an operation. Myanmar is not lending, but it doesn’t mean they can’t get money. For good projects, a loud call attracts many capitals eager to join.

Amazing.

Thus.

It seems he does not need to go to Africa; the expansion of the new city, even with Indian capital introduction, may reduce Myanmar Bank Group’s say.

But.

Capital seeks profit.

- Quality.

- Speed.

- Cost.

Weighing it down.

India only has the last advantage, the first two are none. Hence, even if a non-Indian company gets projects at a third of the previous scale, it’s enough.

Don’t forget.

This time’s total investment is also five to six times more than before.

It can be said.

The cake is bigger, the proportion smaller, yet it’s an astonishing figure. Thinking of this, Mi Hao felt quite happy, not having to go to an unfamiliar place.

After a while.

"Here."

Mi Hao waved inside, three people.

Mother.

Daughter.

And the Huaxia girl he met a year ago who is now teaching in Xin’an City. During the May Day holiday, since he couldn’t go back, he let his mother and daughter come over.

Just as a tour.

In the car.

Looking out the window, Mi Hao’s mother mumbled:

"This place is really beautiful."

"Wide roads."

"The houses are also very unique, completely different from Xin’an City style."

"Clean and tidy."

"..."

Mi Hao chuckled inside, Langyu County and Xin’an City are naturally different, one is a city, the other a rural area, one is inland, the other at the border.

But both adhere to a basic design concept.

---Aesthetics.

Moreover.

In some aspects, the gap is not large.

Education.

Medical.

Environment.

All are a standard, clean and tidy. Xin’an City can treat diseases, and they can too here; the education level here is also not much different from Xin’an City.

This point.

Is what he greatly appreciates.

Equal treatment.

Balanced development.

But not obsessing with urbanization, instead greatly developing rural economy, building new rural areas, connecting water, electricity, gas, and various subsidies.

Regarding this.

Mi Hao believes, it’s because of Myanmar’s weak industry, a weak industrial country goes into massive urbanization, easily confusing priorities.

Therefore.

Focus on stabilizing agriculture first, then proceed gradually.

Have to say.

Pretty good.

At least they won’t go hungry, although people earn less, it’s important to see where it’s spent? Medical, education, housing, three major blocks, people here have a very small burden.

Families have land.

Grow vegetables.

Eat grains.

Spending is minimal, even many young people are willing to stay in the village. After all, not all people like to venture out, some just prefer simplicity.

Work at sunrise.

Rest at sunset.