People often only see how much money big companies make, without noticing that the same crisis can arrive, and sometimes big companies fall faster than small ones.
Profit and risk are proportional; the more you earn, the more risk you bear.
Just like this time, if the motor company can complete the contract with Soron, their profit will be at least one hundred million, and they will continue to generate revenues, such as maintenance services.
But the risks they bear are also significant, such as the nine hundred million in breach-of-contract penalties.
If Mr. Wardrick can save the consortium from paying this penalty and avoid all other repercussions, the possibility of him entering the chairmanship of the board becomes viable.
Under Lynch's relentless questioning, he finally uttered the words, and suddenly felt a sense of clarity throughout his body!
