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Chapter 6 - Chapter 06: The Stalls Strategy

On the second day of January 2017, Mansoor was roused from his slumber by the persistent beep of his morning alarm. He greeted the day with the same optimism that had become his companion in this journey of entrepreneurship. After a nourishing breakfast, Ilyas set out to proceed with the planned acquisitions, leaving Mansoor to attend to the financial aspects of their burgeoning empire.

Mansoor meticulously reviewed the previous day's expenditures: 78 million on poultry farms and 90 million on fuel stations, totaling 168 million PKR. With 832 million PKR remaining, he couldn't help but feel a twinge of concern at the rate at which the funds were being allocated. The possibility that their financial reservoir might dry up within a week loomed over him, casting a shadow on his hopeful outlook.

His contemplation was interrupted by the ringing of his phone. It was Ilyas, reporting the latest acquisitions—two fuel stations for 50 million and an additional four poultry farms for another 50 million. The news was a double-edged sword for Mansoor; while the progress was encouraging, the rapid expenditure was alarming.

Mansoor expressed his concerns to Ilyas, who, in a stroke of ingenuity, suggested a low-capital, high-return solution: opening stalls around the city. These stalls could be managed and popularized by the deadmen, generating daily profits without the need for substantial upfront investment. Mansoor was struck by the simplicity and brilliance of the idea, chiding himself for not considering it sooner. He thanked Ilyas for the valuable insight, which had effectively addressed one of his pressing concerns.

Wasting no time, Mansoor summoned five deadmen and tasked them with the establishment of the stall business. He instructed them to assess the required funds and manpower, promising to provide the necessary resources and additional deadmen to aid in their expansion. The deadmen set out with a clear objective, quickly establishing various stalls and keeping Mansoor informed about their progress.

As the day unfolded, Mansoor decided to step away from his managerial duties and venture outside. He had spent many days cooped up at home, orchestrating the intricate dance of planning and execution. A walk outside provided a much-needed respite, allowing him to clear his mind and stretch his legs.

Upon returning home, Mansoor resumed his usual activities, overseeing the operations from his domestic command center. The day had been another step forward, with the stall strategy promising to be a sustainable avenue for growth and revenue. As the sun set on another productive day, Mansoor contemplated the expanding scope of his empire, now branching out into the bustling streets and markets of the city.

After a day filled with strategic advancements and the hustle of expanding business ventures, Mansoor sat down to a well-deserved dinner. Ilyas joined him, ready to deliver the day's progress report. The numbers were significant: six more poultry farms had been acquired at a cost of 70 million PKR, and two additional fuel stations for 50 million PKR. The expansion into the city's streets with various stalls had required an investment of 5 million PKR, but even in this short period, they had already started to see returns, bringing in profits of 350,000 PKR.

Furthermore, the transport company, another key component of Mansoor's growing empire, had seen an infusion of 25 million PKR. These figures painted a picture of rapid growth and diversification, with each venture contributing to the strength and stability of the overall business.

As the evening wore on, Mansoor and Ilyas went over the calculations, ensuring that every penny was accounted for and that their investments were on track. With the day's successes and expenditures tallied, they both retired for the night, content with the progress made and aware of the continuous effort required in the days ahead.

The day's end marked not just the conclusion of a series of transactions and expansions but also the reinforcement of Mansoor's vision for a sprawling business empire that reached into the heart of the city's economic life. With each passing day, his dreams were becoming a tangible reality, built on the foundation of shrewd investments and the tireless work of his dedicated team.