After chatting with Lawrence, Chen Yiyang sent him off.
Upon returning to the hotel, he asked Schaefer, "Do you think this business is reliable?"
"That guy definitely hasn't told us everything." Schaefer took a sip from a glass of red wine, pondering slowly.
"I've been in business for so many years and have seen a lot, gaining valuable experience.
That is, unless one party in the transaction is a reckless second-generation leader or a suddenly mentally ill person in charge, there's always a reasonable cause behind any absurd occurrence.
This collaboration between New Zealand and South Korea involves two countries, a port, and a shipyard.
In a business deal of this magnitude, the chances of encountering a madman or spoiled heir are very slim.
Therefore, Korea's sudden increase in construction costs for supporting facilities from around two billion to twenty billion, a tenfold increase, absolutely has a reason."
