The goal of achieving this within ten years would already be quite fast.
Therefore, the initial startup capital, preparing one or two hundred million, would already be completely sufficient. The subsequent slow developnt and additional investnt can be further negotiated or acquired through normal channels by seeking sponsors. Later on, the company could go public, among other things.
After all, a business’s pursuit is profit, not unending investnt.
As long as a certain level of profit is realized, even if the overall picture is a loss, as long as investors see hope, follow-up investnt won’t be a problem.
Who would have thought!
Once Liu Jiankun opened his mouth, it was thirty billion. And the premise for taking out thirty billion didn’t even require his (Zhao Yi’s) involvent; Liu Jiankun said he could resolve it himself.
"This..."
"Impressive!"
Zhao Yi was extrely satisfied with Liu Jiankun’s response, but his face still showed a dilemma, as if he felt that thirty billion was too little compared to his ’grand aspirations’.
Hesitating, Liu Jiankun said, "Thirty billion does indeed limit the scale of research and developnt. But, there is another way, Academician Zhao, you could make additional investnts yourself and then sign an agreent with us."
"No matter how much you additionally invest, once there is sufficient capital later on, we will make it up."
He was referring to the allocation of funds.
If the Aviation Group had a controlling stake, the proportions of capital invested would certainly be greater on the part of the Aviation Group. If Zhao Yi personally made an investnt, the Aviation Group should add even more to their investnt.
It would definitely start out this way.
Upon hearing this, Zhao Yi sighed, "Forget it, thirty billion it is. We do projects based on the amount of investnt we have. We can start with a smaller scale, with fewer research projects."
"That’s also correct, one step at a ti, slowly developing. There’s no need to rush," Liu Jiankun voiced his support.
"Hmm."
After chatting for a while longer, Zhao Yi ended the video call.
He stepped out of the study.
Lin Xiaoqing was sitting on the sofa watching TV. She waved at Zhao Yi.
With a smile on his face, Zhao Yi walked over, "What are you watching? A costu drama?"
Lin Xiaoqing pulled Zhao Yi to sit down, and then she snuggled into his arms. Instead of talking about the TV show, she asked, "I heard you ntion thirty billion just now. Are you planning to invest thirty billion here to build a factory? What are you preparing to make?"
"It’s not my investnt," Zhao Yi shook his head as he replied.
"Ah?"
"It’s from the Aviation Group," Zhao Yi said. "They are planning to invest thirty billion here in Zhengyang to build a technology company related to space exploration. This company will be under my managent. The specifics still need to be discussed; I guess I’ll also have to put so money in."
"—?"
Lin Xiaoqing’s mouth dropped open in surprise, her expression as if to say, "Such a thing exists? They just throw in thirty billion? The Aviation Group really is rich."
"That’s what I thought too."
Zhao Yi also felt a bit awestruck. He had thought he was quite wealthy himself, yet the Aviation Group casually talked about thirty billion.
It seed he still had a small family mindset.
A small family mindset it was then; a small family life was also quite good...
He pondered and then lowered his head, and soon the room was filled with shy laughter.
...
After finalizing with Liu Jiankun, Zhao Yi went to see Deputy Mayor Li to personally learn about Zhengyang’s investnt attraction policy.
When he heard Zhao Yi ntion that the investnt was asured in billions, Deputy Mayor Li imdiately offered various incentives, "The factory building, rent-free for the first ten years."
"Local taxes, exempted for the first five years."
"As soon as the investnt is confird, we’ll widen the roads around the industrial park. We can guarantee no transportation issues..."
A pile of attractive incentive policies was indeed very enticing.
As soone in charge of the economy, he was well aware of the significant impact a large company and substantial investnt would have on the surrounding area.
Take a very common factory, for instance.
Even if it is simply a low-end manufacturing factory, it will definitely employ a large number of local workers, there will be a large volu of goods transported, and the increased local population will lead to comrcial developnt in surrounding areas. The impact spreads to various aspects.
But what Zhao Yi was investing in was a technology company, which attracts scientific talent. Many of these talents are high-end professionals.
When a group of high-inco professionals congregates, the radiating impact on the surroundings is even greater.
Initially, Deputy Mayor Li just thought that Zhao Yi, being one of the wealthiest people, was feeling nostalgic about his hotown and was going to make a modest investnt; he estimated the attracted investnt would be a few tens of millions at most.
A few tens of millions is not a small sum.
For instance, in anti-gravity or nuclear fusion experints, a few tens of millions could fund a large-scale experint, which would be quite impressive.
But in reality, a few tens of millions is still a lot. It is enough to buy an entire building in Zhengyang or to build a large factory area.
After talking with Deputy Mayor Li, Zhao Yi just wanted to understand the situation. The specifics would still have to wait until discussions were finalized with the Aviation Group, and establishing the core of the research, forming the company, and recruiting staff would all require a considerably long ti.
On the fourth day of his return to Zhengyang, Zhao Yi participated in a program from Capital TV Station at his ho. It was a live interview show, but the live broadcast studio was in the capital, while he used the ’KJ-01’ device at ho to project his image directly into the program.
Clearly,
this program was ant to introduce Space Link Technology and to give the public another popular science lesson on space technology, allowing people to gain a better understanding of space technologies.
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