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Chapter 312 This is not wishful thinking! (Seeking monthly votes)

Fortunately, Wu Feng's companies did not have deep ties with HSBC-affiliated financial institutions, so they were not affected by the situation this time.

In addition, the businesses under his control are all operating very well and basically do not need to rely on bank loans for expansion.

Otherwise, no one knows whether HSBC-affiliated financial institutions have any means to make Wu Feng pay.

Some things shouldn't be investigated too deeply; doing so will only send chills down your spine.

HSBC is the undisputed kingpin of Hong Kong, and that's no joke.

It's not because it has the power to issue Hong Kong dollars, nor because it has become the largest British-owned conglomerate in Hong Kong, but because it has become the number one financial behemoth in Hong Kong.

Among Hong Kong's top Chinese tycoons, Li Ka-shing was undoubtedly promoted by HSBC. As for the shipping magnate, his relationship with HSBC was also quite close.

As for the relationships between other wealthy Chinese and the HSBC group, it's not too difficult to investigate, unless you're powerful enough to be considered a top secret.

Most surprisingly, very few Chinese-owned banks on Hong Kong Island are not under the control of HSBC.

Hang Seng Bank was suppressed by banks under British conglomerates during its development and was inexplicably taken over by HSBC.

Other banks established by Chinese, once they reached a certain level of development, would eventually be acquired and controlled by HSBC for various reasons.

For example, HSBC wielded immense power in the Far Eastern Bank, which was under the control of Qiu Degen.

Other Chinese-owned banks all have some connection with HSBC.

Wu Feng's rise to prominence is relatively recent, so it's unclear which of the many Chinese-owned banks in Hong Kong can remain unaffected by HSBC.
It's not that he's afraid a bank would dare to seize his assets, but rather that even a slight delay in the flow of funds could be fatal.

In addition, Wu Feng knew that HSBC was deeply entangled with the local forces in Britain, and he did not want to let HSBC control all of his funds.

If the other party sabotages him in secret at a critical moment, it could absolutely cause Wu Feng's years of hard work in Hong Kong to go to waste.

This is also how he encouraged Hong Kong Island stock investors to invest in the Little Life stock market, which was done through the channels of Hong Kong Island Commercial Bank.

The founder of Hong Kong Island Commercial Bank is the son of the founder of Siam Bangkok Bank, so there is no need to worry too much about interference from HSBC.

In fact, Wu Feng's actions greatly helped Hong Kong Island Commercial Bank.

At least recently, Hong Kong Island Commercial Bank has been the most active bank in Hong Kong Island, bar none.

Although there's no need to worry about HSBC-affiliated financial institutions causing trouble, necessary vigilance is absolutely essential, so Wu Feng also needs to devote some of his energy to overseeing them.

Moreover, the factory group on the mainland is developing very well, and a new flagship product is about to be launched, which he is also looking forward to.

Previously, through the channels of the United States and Xiao Rizi, he had already secured production licenses and technology authorizations for pagers and mobile phones.

This isn't difficult at all!
Pagers, in particular, have virtually no market in the United States.

In Taiwan, the price of a pager isn't low either!

At that time, pagers were hardly considered high-tech!

Otherwise, Wu Feng wouldn't have been able to obtain the technology transfer license so easily.

Then, the factory groups in the mainland added pager production lines and mobile phone manufacturing plants.

Don't forget that Wu Feng's factory group has a very close cooperative relationship with many military research institutes in mainland China that have numerical designations.

In fact, the technology in this area in mainland China is not bad at all at this time.

Once production capacity increases, complete domestic substitution can be achieved in a short period of time. Even with the chip industry, which later became a bottleneck, while mainland China naturally lagged behind international advanced levels at this time, the gap wasn't more than ten years' worth.

Whether it's a pager or a mobile phone, a chip with this level of technology is already sufficient; it's not like we're in the smartphone era now.

Through cooperation with Shenzhen Special Economic Zone and Guangdong Province, the pagers and mobile phones produced by the factory gradually became popular in the Special Economic Zone and Guangdong Province.

Of course, like other products manufactured by the factory group, whether it's pagers or mobile phones, the main products are still exported.

The market potential of Southeast Asian countries is still considerable, with a huge market size of at least 20 million Chinese.

Not to mention, there are quite a few wealthy indigenous people in Southeast Asian countries.

In fact, as long as the service is good, it's quite easy to make money off them; at least Jiang Tiansheng and Han Bin think it's very lucrative.

For example, it's not difficult to create a local language version of a pager, just like how Chinese pagers were very popular in mainland China.

Wu Feng didn't make any big moves in the pager and early mobile phone market; his sights were set on the feature phone era.

At the same time, its mainland factory group has also gradually begun to get involved in home appliance production, such as patented air fryers and subwoofer speakers, which all fall under the category of home appliances.

The upcoming product will greatly help his ambitions and strategic plans.

It is currently in a rigorous internal testing phase, but it is believed that it will be launched to the public soon and quickly sweep across East Asia and Southeast Asia.

With these distractions, how could Wu Feng possibly be very interested in watching the remaining matches of the two European teams live?

However, since Huo Daheng personally called to invite him, he couldn't refuse, so he watched two one-sided massacre matches live.

Although we know that the current Hong Kong professional football team is far behind the level of the top five European leagues, there is no need to be too discouraged.

Didn't you see? Before, Wu Feng led his team and gave them a good beating.
"Wu Sheng, what if your team doesn't have you on the field!"

Huo Daheng asked curiously, "Can they withstand the attack from these two European teams?"

"It's hard!"

Wu Feng spoke frankly, chuckling, "Of course, it's unlikely we'll lose by such a large margin; three goals at most!"

"By this time next year, their advantage will only be smaller!"

Wu Feng's team practices semi-military management and has scientific nutrition and medical support. After a year of training, their running ability will be greatly improved.

At the same time, they will become more proficient in tactics and techniques.

If those two European teams come again next year, they're likely to have a tough time.

"You seem quite confident!"

Huo Daheng laughed and said, "Hearing what you said makes me feel much better!"

Wu Feng smiled but remained silent. This was the truth, and what Huo Daheng thought was his own business.

"Wu Sheng, the Hong Kong team is participating in the World Cup qualifiers, so don't hold back! I want to see them qualify for the World Cup!"

"Haha, that depends on how my teammates perform!"

Wu Feng declared confidently, "As long as I step onto the field, we're guaranteed to win!"

(End of this chapter)