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Chapter 1631 Just walk when the wind is favorable

Chapter 1631 Just walk when the wind is favorable

There is no politician who does not rely on family ties to develop, and Mittal is no different. Therefore, what the other party needs is a long-term partner, not a prostitute who just leaves after a quick session.

"This is our company's investment plan for the next ten years. Our fund is registered in the Cayman Islands, Mr. Mittal..."

Ji Liang has been working on this plan for several months and discussed it with Xin Li for a long time.

Regarding the Indian Ocean Economic Circle, Xin Li and Li Dongzhen repeatedly negotiated and finally decided to join with Ji Donglai's consent. Now Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Djibouti, Angola in West Africa, including Afkhan in the north have all been extended.

The strength of India, the little hegemon in South Asia, cannot be ignored. Companies starting from here play a decisive role in the Indian Ocean Economic Circle.

According to Ji Liang's plan, in the next ten years, the company will acquire many companies on the southeastern coast of China, and then go south to the Indian Ocean, bringing mature technology and production models with it.

Train local workers and enhance the economic influence here, especially mobile phone factories and automotive chip manufacturers.

Every investment is traceable, and of course the most important thing is to help Mittal people exchange all the funds.

"Okay, but we need to sign some agreements. In addition, I have more than these funds, there are many more, so you have to give me a detailed plan."

"I want to know the specific whereabouts of our funds, and we need to have certificates for many things..."

This is a perfect plan, and Ji Liang has considered every point.

Huge amounts of local hidden funds enter the generic drug industry and are then deposited in banks. Every local bank has a dedicated window for large enterprises and has customs bills. After all, it is easy to export generic drugs.

Moreover, a lot of money does not need to be converted into new rupees after passing through the pharmaceutical factory. It can be directly used for electronic payment. The banks are happy to see this and Mr. Magic Flute vigorously promotes it.

Offline drug transaction list, this is easier to handle.

Ji Liang controls so many pharmaceutical companies, and the supply of drugs on the market is just a matter of Ji Liang's words. A certain drug is in short supply, and buyers immediately purchase it from various places, and new funds are released.

Drug shipments increased, and 'common people' immediately took out funds to buy them, and no one could find fault with them over and over again.

Mittal obtained a copy of the police regulations through Adani, which stipulated that real-name registration was required for the purchase and sale of drugs, and he immediately cracked down on many non-system vendors. Only Ji Liang's drug system was still running successfully.

For such a simple transaction, hundreds of millions of rupees of funds are transferred in and out every day. This is no joke.

Facts have proved that once you establish a relationship with a politician in a country, most things will be solved easily. After Ji Liang helped Mittal exchange all the inventory, Xinli discussed the settlement of One Yuan Payment in India, which had not been completed for several years, and it was completed in a matter of minutes.

We also have to thank the Magic Flute Lao Xian for this matter, who implemented a smart payment subsidy strategy and approved local smart payment brands one by one.

So a variant of one-yuan payment was immediately established in India, and its name was Ypay! Because it is an industry supported by the Magic Flute Master, Ypay directly obtained the bank payment license. The International Payment License Master held a symbolic meeting and directly awarded five yuan. Mittal and his gang worked for a week, and Ypay got all of it. Got it.

In this way, Mittal and his gang secretly deposited all the 'new version funds' into the bank account of the pharmaceutical company, and then entered Ypay. Ji Liang established Ypay Bao and gave these gangs an interest rate that was one point higher than that of the corresponding industry. .

Then came the start of DLW e-commerce, a variant of the Internet, which almost simultaneously transferred domestic industries and translated all data into local texts.

Under this dazzling operation, a massive currency exchange movement in India came to an end. Ji Donglai was always paying attention to everything here at home. Only then did he understand why a certain domestic representative said that he wanted to change the RMB. Most knowledgeable people The scholar said it was not necessary.

"99% of the 500 and 1000 rupee notes banned from circulation, a total of approximately 15.28 trillion rupees (approximately US$2387 billion), were first deposited in banks or exchanged for new currency! This act of taking off your pants and farting, rich people It hurts a group of people and makes the people suffer. I really don’t know what they think.”

Ji Liang's system did about half of the demonetization movement in the market, and the other half was slowly introduced. The average commission reached 5%, and the revenue was almost 10 billion US dollars.

Of course, it was not easy to digest this part of the money. In the later period, some people realized the seriousness of the problem and began to publicly intervene in the offline exchange business. The actual income this time was definitely not less than 4.5.

Without exception, these funds are preparing Ji Donglai's next move, but now Mittal and others don't know what Ji Donglai will do next.

"Don't do it after this time, it's too dangerous!"

As a witness to the whole thing, Gu Qin saw the horror of capital for the first time. Of course, when I looked up, I realized that politics was even scarier. For one goal, these people didn't care about the lives of ordinary people.

Because nearly 90% of transactions in India rely on cash, once the "demonetization order" was issued, insufficient supply of new banknotes caused liquidity shortages, and corporate income dropped sharply by 80%.

People were eager to change banknotes. Crowds of people crowded in front of banks across the country, and stampedes occurred from time to time. In remote villages with low levels of education, some villagers even committed suicide in despair, mistakenly believing that their savings had been wiped out.

At that time, the local management in India turned a blind eye to this, and all the costs were borne by ordinary people. Fortunately, Ji Donglai had predicted everything in advance. In many places in India, he took the initiative to send people to collect old banknotes, and there were some direct exchange transactions in US dollars.

This move has accumulated a lot of popularity for Ji Liang's company among the people. Of course, it is also because the demonetization order has led to a decline in the company's output value. Indian Customs has worked hard to promote exports and further relaxed restrictions on past generic drugs.

Generic drugs from the Jiliang factory were shipped in tons, and funds poured into Ypay, and then flowed back to Ypay.

This process seemed peaceful, but Gu Qin smelled a strong smell of blood, which was nauseating.

"This is the terrible nature of capital. This is why Ji Ge has always emphasized staying away from capital. Once capital can create wealth on its own, it will definitely exclude labor and deprive workers of their right to enjoy profits."

"We seem to have done something this time, but we haven't done anything, but we have enjoyed a lot of things we shouldn't have. In the past, I thought what Brother Ji said was alarmist, but now I see it is completely right. The country must have the right to restrict capital. ability."

Snuggled together with Gu Qin, Ji Liang gradually understood what Ji Donglai had been fighting for.

(End of this chapter)

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