There is no hurry to find a daughter-in-law for the big guys, this is just an idea that Chen Geng has just come up with, and there are still many details that need to be perfected -- the most important thing is that compared to finding a daughter-in-law for the big guys, the arrival of the Americans is really something that deserves his attention. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 info

"Newt Steel's guys are here?" Chen Geng stood up and asked in a deep voice, "Are you sure?" ”

"Sure," Gong Jianjun nodded heavily, and at the same time handed Chen Geng a few photos: "The first person in the photo is John Corning, executive vice president of Newt Steel, the second photo is his secretary Jenny Aniston, and the third person is William Millhouse, the head of the legal department of Newt Steel." ”

Looking at the people in the photo, Chen Geng smiled: "The Americans are prepared, it seems that the Nikolaev shipyard is going to be unlucky this time...... Keep an eye on them and inform me as soon as they start negotiations with the Nikolaev shipyard. ”

"Okay, no problem," Gong Jianjun responded, and the next moment, he asked curiously: "Third brother, do you attach so much importance to the Americans, is it because the Americans have other cooperation with the Nikolaev Shipyard in addition to buying the dismantled steel plates of the Ulyanovsk?" ”

He can't help but worry about this, if it weren't for this reason, why did the third brother come to Ukraine immediately after he had just sorted out the affairs of Belarus? This is obviously guarding against the Americans, but he can't figure out what the Americans are going to do to make the third brother so nervous?

"I don't know if the Americans are ready to cooperate with the Ukrainians in other areas?" Chen Geng smiled and waved his hand, Chen Geng didn't plan to hide this kind of thing from his brother: "As for me, I'm going to take this opportunity to sell Makarov, and see if I can easily pit the Americans." ”

"Huh?" Gong Jianjun frowned, his face was dazed, he couldn't understand what Chen Geng's words meant: is it to help Makarov, not to help the Nikolaev shipyard, not to help the Ukrainians? He scratched his head: "Third brother, why can't I figure it out?" ”

Chen Geng said mysteriously: "Soon you will understand." ”

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Chen Geng and Gong Jianjun are in a good mood, but Makarov, the director of the Nikolaev Shipyard, is in a very bad mood, not only is it not good, but the current Makarov Shipyard feels as if he has fallen into an ice hole in the Arctic!

His mouth trembled, and he looked at John Kernin in disbelief: "Mr. John, what do you Newt Steel mean?" We agreed before, $450 per tonne, we have a contract ......"

He hurriedly rummaged through the filing cabinet for the contract signed with Newt Steel a few days ago to purchase the steel dismantled from the aircraft carrier Ulyanovsk.

"OK, OK, no one will deny this contract, Mr. Makarov, you don't have to worry," John Kernin's hand pressed down, but the arrogance on his face could not be concealed: "As a law-abiding company, Newt Steel will admit any contract it has signed......"

Makarov's face looked a little better: "Then what did you mean by this just now?" ”

"I mean, the guy who signed the contract with you got the steel industry wrong, and it's not worth $450 a ton," John Körning said dryly, holding up a finger: "$150!" Mr. Makarov, if the Nikolaev shipyard is willing to take the initiative to reduce the price of these steels to $150 per tonne, Newt Steel will buy this batch of scrap steel according to the contract, and if it exceeds this price......"

Shrugging his shoulders and looking at Makarov, who was already looking sad, John Kernin said casually: "Then we will go according to the breach clause in the contract." ”

Makarov trembled with anger!

What is a breach clause in a contract? I don't know why, the default conditions signed between the Nikolaev Shipyard and the American Newt Steel Company on the purchase of the steel dismantled from the Ulyanovsk aircraft carrier clearly appeared in his head, and he was stunned to find that if Newt Steel refused to buy this batch of special steel, they only needed to compensate the Nikolaev Shipyard at a price of 20 US dollars per ton -- the vice president of Newt Steel, who signed the contract with him, said: Anyway, the steel is still in your hands, and you think the price is not appropriate. You could have found another buyer to sell this batch of steel, and you made an extra $600,000!

This is very reasonable, Makarov thought so at the time: if they did not buy this batch of steel, the Americans would have to pay more than $600,000 for nothing, which is a lot of money! And the Nikolaev shipyard can also put the accusation of more than 600,000 US dollars in the bag, and then find a seller to sell the steel.

But now, Makarov finally realized how badly he was pitted by the Americans: the Americans had already dug a pit and waited for him.

But that's not what makes Makarov the most angry, what makes the old man the most angry is that the damned Americans actually said that these steel dismantled from the Ulyanovsk are scrap!

Scrap?!

The old man couldn't wait to stuff the "scrap steel" in John Kernin's mouth into his mouth: this is the most expensive aircraft carrier steel in the steel industry, right?! -- It's true that it was dismantled from an aircraft carrier, and it's theoretically scrap steel, but that's not what you said when you bought it.

"I ...... I ......"

Makarov, who was too well protected by the Soviet Union and had never been openly played a hooligan by the Americans, could not utter a word despite trembling with anger.

John Konen looked at Makarov with a determined face, and laughed wildly in his heart: Damn the Soviet Union, you also have today?!

Is special steel for aircraft carriers a good thing? This is nonsense!

In particular, the special alloy steel used in the landing area of the aircraft carrier, the countries in the world that can produce this kind of steel, no more than a slap in the face! -- Actually, there is a slap in the face, to put it bluntly, there are only two countries that can build these two things, namely the United States, which can build nuclear-powered aircraft carriers and heavy carrier-based fighters, and the Soviet Union, which can manufacture heavy carrier-based fighters and is building nuclear-powered aircraft carriers.

But at the same time, it is also destined to how narrow the market for this thing is: unless it is to build large warships and aircraft carriers that can carry heavy carrier-based fighters, who will use this thing, it will be expensive to death.

In other words, the market for this steel is extremely narrow, and if the Nikolaev shipyards are not willing to sell Newt Steel for $150 a tonne, then they will have to keep the rust themselves - anyway, the liquidated damages have nothing to do with Newt Steel, but the Pentagon guys.

"I ...... I ......" Makarov opened his mouth, extremely difficult.

He wanted to slap John Corning in the face:!

But......

People are poor and short-minded!

The horse is thin and long!

For Ukraine, which no longer plans to vigorously develop nuclear weapons and a navy in the future - also because of lack of money - they do not plan to build aircraft carriers in the future anyway, and keep such a pile of steel and wool for use? I don't know what year it will be able to sell, maybe it is not impossible to sell it for thirty or fifty years, compared to more than 600,000 liquidated damages, the price of 150 US dollars per ton...... It doesn't seem unacceptable?

That adds up to about $5 million.

What else could I do?

On one side is almost 5 million US dollars in cash, and on the other side is a bunch of more than 30,000 tons of steel and more than 600,000 US dollars that I don't know when someone will ask for it and still occupy the place. It's just that......

I'm sorry for the tens of thousands of workers in the shipyard. In the blink of an eye, Makarov seemed to be a decade old, originally he planned to use the nearly 15 million dollars to win a respite for the transformation of the Nikolaev shipyard and ensure everyone's life during this time, but he didn't expect that he still fell into the trap of damn capitalism!

That's right, it's a trap! At this point, Makarov finally reacted and fell into a trap carefully prepared by the Americans - not only himself and the Nikolaev shipyard, but also the Soviet Union.

"I'm ......"

Bang Chang ......

The heavy office door was suddenly pushed open, and Chen Geng's figure appeared at the door, he looked at Makarov with a smile: "Mr. Makarov, I heard that you were bullied?" I'm not late, am I? ”

"......" Makarov was stupid: what is the situation? How did Chen Geng end up here?

Makarov was stupid, and John Kernin was no better than him: what was the matter with this sudden Chinese - possibly Japanese or Korean?

Most importantly, Chen Geng, who suddenly broke in, startled our honorable Mr. John Corning!

What a sin!

Since when did the damn yellow-skinned @monkey have the guts to disturb the business of the American uncle? Pointing at Chen Geng, John Corning said unceremoniously: "Who are you?" Get the hell out of here! ”

It was only at this time that Makarov's secretary appeared at the door out of breath: "Factory director, I'm sorry, I didn't stop Mr. Chen, ah...... Mr. Könnin......"

Chen Geng looked at Makarov and John Cornin with a smile: "John Corning, vice president of Newt Steel in the United States, right?" I heard that you are ready to go back on your word and only give a purchase price of $150 per tonne? ”

Tilting his head slightly, Chen Geng looked at Makarov and said: "Mr. Makarov, we Runhua Industry are willing to buy this batch at a price of $170, counting the compensation of the Americans, it means that you can sell this batch just now at a price of $190 per ton, how about it?" ”