From a business perspective, this was absolutely a good deal for Joe Ga, but he ultimately refused it!
Currently, P·B's stance is the cornerstone for the smooth advancement of the steel industry plan.
Once P·B exchanged shares with this so-called Energy Group, the situation would change drastically.
Having been in Africa for many years, the most important lesson Joe Ga learned in the recent two years was "not to be too greedy, just take what belongs to you."
For Sangha Town, coke and electricity are the lifelines of industry. Once P·B held shares in the Energy Group, his stance would appear different in the eyes of others.
This is completely different from P·B establishing river patrolling armed forces!
Having a few inland navy vessels patrolling back and forth to ensure the safety of the riverways is fundamentally a service industry.
But to reach out to the lifeline of the steel industry chain is a completely different matter.
