All it did was what it always had—make pesticides.
Though the war hadn't brought in large military contracts, it hadn't negatively affected production either.
Because of this, the company's board had no plans to sell.
But that didn't matter. Sometimes, all it takes is a check.
Half a month earlier, Zhang Weilun arrived here representing Zhenhua Company's legal office. During a board meeting, he pulled out a check for one million dollars.
The board of directors approved the full acquisition immediately—after all, that kind of money was more than enough to build a bigger and better factory from scratch.
Who would turn down a deal like that?
"Time—we need time!"
That was how Pierre explained it to Zhang Weilun and the others.
"We don't have two or three years to build a new factory…"
By the time the factory was finished, the war would be over—and who would they sell to then?
