"Regarding the contract you initially signed with South Korea, I'm not responsible for how you terminate it. However, I can guarantee that the business and contracts you're discussing with domestic shipyards will have fixed pricing, preventing the need for price hikes halfway through execution like in South Korea."
Faced with Chen Yiyang's words, Lawrence understood that Chen Yiyang was aware of the complexities behind this deal.
Thus, he straightforwardly said, "In fact, we've practically agreed with South Korea. We can terminate the contract by compensating the South Korean shipyard with about one billion New Zealand dollars."
"That much?" Chen Yiyang was somewhat surprised.
Although New Zealand and South Korea had already signed the contract, South Korea has yet to deliver any vessels or build the dock up to this point.
New Zealand hasn't gained anything yet now needs to pay out a billion.
