Chai Ren reflected on the business he had conducted in Africa over the years.
It wasn't much different from running a steel factory.
It required large investments.
It took a long time to recoup the initial outlay.
At this point, the scales in his heart had already tilted; mining and generating electricity didn't seem too far apart. He just didn't know what Tang Qing's plan was, whether it was for him to operate or merely to invest.
"How much are you planning to invest?" Chai Ren asked.
"Starting with the steel factory as the center, we'll expand outwards. In the meantime, we'll try to acquire a few power grid companies in Congo Gold. Once we've secured a firm footing, we'll look towards developmental strategies in neighboring countries."
"As for the specific amount of investment, I don't know either. Iron towers, we can make ourselves; electric cables, we will be able to produce in the future; the main cost of power grid transmission can be lowered to a very minimal extent."
