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Chapter 411 Everyone Has Ambition! (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

In fact, Wu Feng's trading posts in Eastern Europe quickly became profitable, and he wasn't just causing trouble.

Cough cough, causing trouble is just a form of deterrence, a way of showing attitude towards the outside world.

Let those monsters and demons know that trading posts are not easy to deal with.

As soon as the country changed its flag, it immediately and frantically aligned itself with Europe and America.

Europe and the United States also needed to set a benchmark, so the acceptance was quite smooth. They did not make any excessive demands and even provided a great deal of trade facilitation.

This naturally includes industries such as textiles.

A textile factory with 3,000 workers had 300 people in its security department alone, and they were all veterans.

There were not only veterans from the mainland, but also local veterans.

It might sound funny!
The factory manager in charge of the normal operation of the textile factory was a middle-aged man with a rigid and strong personality whom Wu Feng specially invited from the mainland. He had previously served as the deputy director of production in a bankrupt state-owned factory.

The rest of the labor union, workshop management system, logistics management system, and security department were almost no different from those of state-owned factories in inland China.

This allowed a medium-sized textile factory in an Eastern European country, which had just been acquired, to quickly resume production, provided that raw materials were plentiful.

Ahem, the original factory workers who were rehired are so familiar with this operating process that they don't need to adapt at all.

The only difference is that the original factory director, party secretary, and workshop management personnel have all been replaced by people with Asian faces.

At the same time, the wage system is linked to actual production efficiency, rather than the previous one-size-fits-all approach.

Moreover, the quality control management was quite strict, and with the deterrent effect of the security department, the factory's operating efficiency improved more and more, and the first batch of products was quickly delivered to the West German market through the country's foreign trade channels.

Even with layers of markups and exorbitant additional costs, the products were very popular in the West German market due to their high quality and historical significance, easily selling out and generating substantial profits.

Romania also has 'embroidery', and with the addition of high-quality silk imported from the interior, the resulting high-end fabrics sold out easily in West Germany with just a little advertising.

Good start!

Seeing that the business at the trading post was doing well, not to mention professional trading talents, even Lei Yaoyang, the "Thunder Tiger," was tempted.

The wine and sausages here are quite famous.

Bulk purchases are cheaper, and as long as they can be safely transported back to Hong Kong Island, you can definitely make a fortune easily.

It's worth mentioning that the imported liquor market in Hong Kong is quite extravagant.

In addition, Bulgarian and Yugoslavian specialties can also be transported to Hong Kong Island via sea through trading posts in Romania, so the prospects are bright.

Wu Feng's plans are ambitious; he certainly won't be satisfied with just establishing a so-called trading post.

Even if his profitability is astonishing, it's nothing compared to the massive cash flow he controls.

As mentioned earlier, he plans to implement the Pinduoduo model in Eastern Europe.

The idea is to exchange inexpensive goods from mainland China and Southeast Asia for inexpensive specialty products from Eastern Europe, achieving a win-win situation.

Now is the perfect time to act.

There's no need to do anything outrageous; all you need to do is establish a complete warehousing chain in major cities and towns in Eastern Europe.

The only thing to consider is the local security situation.

Lei Yaoyang, the Thunder Tiger of Tung Sing, is the best candidate to handle this situation. He's quick-witted and eager to learn. Given the right platform, he can be far more effective than being one of the so-called Five Tigers of Tung Sing.

If managed properly, with the support of Wu Feng's powerful resources, becoming a powerful triad leader in Eastern Europe would not be a problem.

The only things Wu Feng doesn't lack are ample manpower and a huge flow of funds.

"That Yao Yang guy, he probably won't even look at Dongxing's business anymore!"

When the cargo ship hired by Lei Yaoyang arrived in Hong Kong with a large quantity of Eastern European specialties, Camel, the leader of Tung Sing, couldn't help but exclaim to his strategist, Gu Huolun, who was following him.

The news spread quickly, and as soon as the cargo ship arrived at Hong Kong Island, a large number of distributors who had been waiting rushed forward waving their banknotes.

They don't care about the situation in Eastern Europe!
These Hong Kong businessmen who have sales channels are well aware that the Hong Kong market has a particular fondness for specialty products from Europe and America.

After all, Eastern Europe is part of Europe, isn't it?

With proper promotion, Eastern European specialties transported by sea can easily be packaged as affordable luxury goods and sold quickly at high prices.

"Boss, we can do this kind of business too!"

On the other side, Li Xin stood next to Wu Feng and muttered to himself as he looked at the bustling port area in the distance, "Why did we let that Lei Yaoyang get away with this?"

"Lei Yaoyang is a role model I've set for myself!"

Standing in front of the floor-to-ceiling glass window, Wu Feng casually remarked while gazing at the bustling port area in the distance, "In the future, naturally some people will be tempted and take the initiative to follow suit!"

"At that time, they would naturally rely on us, who have a well-established warehousing system, to become a protective force for our foothold in Eastern Europe!"

"You can never earn all the money in the world; the key is to achieve your goal!"

"What was the point of all that effort and resources I spent on stirring things up in Eastern Europe?"

He paused for a moment, then said leisurely, "Isn't it about building influence locally so that we can be of help in crucial moments?"

He didn't elaborate on the deeper aspects.

There are related plot deductions in a rebirth novel I read in my previous life.

In fact, after 2010, there were already signs of overcapacity in the mainland's production capacity.

There is an urgent need to open up new large markets to accommodate the increasingly terrifying surplus of production capacity in the mainland.

As we all know, the steps to expand into overseas markets were extremely difficult.

If it weren't for the rapid rise of the navy and its acquisition of long-range operational capabilities, it would have been impossible for them to gain a foothold in Africa through sheer strength.

That's why Europe has always been wary of the import of goods from mainland China, and it often makes a fuss to annoy people.

Wu Feng didn't aspire to be a saint; instead, he wanted to use Pinduoduo's model to establish a trading platform and bridge between low-end goods from mainland China and specialty products from Eastern Europe.

Once the scale reaches a certain level, Wu Feng's status will naturally become even more transcendent.

He has already begun some preparations.

After all, having transmigrated and been reborn into this world, in an era of turbulent change, one must have some ideas and ambitions.

Clearly, aligning with the mainland is his only option for the future. He can't possibly cooperate with Europe and America, can he?
Even if there really was a chance, Wu Feng wouldn't dare to relax. Did he really think that all foreigners were nice guys?

(End of this chapter)