Once handled improperly, it's very likely to completely sever Jones's funding chain, making it even more difficult to salvage the situation.
After thinking it over, Robert Green voiced his thoughts truthfully, "Based on the current situation of Jones, we can only proceed steadily. Let's stabilize this period first, then, after the stock price of Jones stabilizes, we can start working on other projects."
In fact, although the Cross-sea Bridge project requires a large initial investment, the returns are quite substantial.
If we bite the bullet and go through with it, Jones's crisis would truly be over, but that would be a gamble.
Jones can't afford to take that risk now.
Elly Campbell understood what he meant, thought for a while, and asked, "What if we found someone to collaborate on this project with us?"
