Reborn as the richest man in India.

Chapter 35 The Compromise Plan 2 Million

As far as Jogo is concerned, he is short of funds right now, and the more opportunities he has to get rupees out of the pockets of these guys, the better.

1 million rupees, it must be close to buying [-] bales, so let’s count as [-] bales.

I earn a little less, and if I calculate it at $30 per pack, that's $330 million, or 4158 million rupees.

You must know that the profit of the second batch of 50 bales of cotton is [-] US dollars per bale, and there is still a lot of room for profit.

So after deducting the interest of 1000 million after one year, I can still earn 3000 million, which is still a very large profit.

There are risks in everything, high risk and high return. After weighing the pros and cons, Qiao Ge felt that this matter could be done.

Although Fajia and the others are using themselves, the huge amount of money they provide is also their own opportunity.

"Jogo, do you know how many bales of cotton India has exported each year in the past two years? But about 300 million bales, you want 50 bales alone~~~" Fajia smiled and did not continue.

However, he is very satisfied with Jogo's passion, so the matter of the strike and parade can almost be resolved smoothly.

"50 packs, that's 5.67 million rupees." Gao Haga quickly calculated in his mind, and his brows frowned. This amount greatly exceeded their expectations.

"Your Excellency the Administrator, 50 packs is not enough, and a little less is not too bad. I think 10 packs is definitely not enough. Since we want to do it, we should make it bigger." Qiao Ge waved his arms and said more imposingly.

This actually infected Fa Jia, and made him feel a little excited. Of course, he wanted to give a severe blow to the hateful guys on the opposite side.

He even begged them in a low voice, but he didn't expect to be ridiculed mercilessly, and he couldn't swallow this tone.

According to Qiao Ge, the more cotton he collects, the less the opponent wants to benefit from this price reduction.

It would be great if Qiao Ge could sell the cotton in the end, and Gao Haga and the others could get the corresponding interest.

If they can't sell it, Gao Haga and the others won't lose money, because Qiao Ge's cotton will definitely fall into their hands in the end.

In his opinion, Jogo probably couldn't sell the cotton in his hand.

Qiao Ge is a blind cat who met a dead mouse, and this time he met a Chinese to make a deal.

Otherwise, a 16-year-old boy, who can he know other foreign buyers?

Gao Haga and the others are different. At that time, the cotton will be obtained from Jogo, and it will not be considered as a direct conflict with the opposite group.

Although Gaohaga and the others have never done cotton business, but with their contacts, it will definitely be no problem to sell this batch of cotton at a slightly cheaper price, and maybe they will sell it to the opposite side, and they will definitely earn more than the interest.

But he also knew that Gao Haga and the others would definitely not agree to the 50 bales, which was five times worse than the 10 bales agreed before.

Fajia's inner thought is to completely stand on the side of Gao Haga and the others, strength determines everything, Gao Haga's five people have strong funds, and he often has to rely on several people.

If it wasn't for Jogo being useful to him, how could there be a place for Jogo to stand here?
"Five gentlemen, if this is not the case, you can borrow 3 million rupees from Jogo, no, how about 2 million? This amount is still required, and we have to prepare more for Jogo anyway." Fajia thought for a while and wanted to withdraw Asked a compromise plan.

Originally, it was 2 million, but after this exit, he noticed that Gao Haga and others looked wrong, so he reduced the amount to [-] million.

"This?" Gao Haga hesitated for a moment.

"With the wealth of five people, they can be squeezed out casually." Fajia smiled.

The five members of Gaohaga looked at each other rightly, and the problem was not too big after thinking about it.

Although there is no collateral for the loan to Jogo, the cotton that Jogo received is actually his collateral.

If Qiao Ge didn't sell the cotton and didn't pay the loan after one year, the cotton would naturally belong to them, which would definitely be stated in the contract.

How can they do something that is not beneficial?

If there is no benefit, it is too early, even if Fajia comes forward, they must ensure that they are beneficial.

It is still very polite for Faga to invite them, and this face is naturally given. After all, they sometimes have to ask Faga, the administrator of Mumbai, for help, and the help is mutual.

So, they agreed.

"Then sign the loan contract?" Faga smiled happily.

This thing is done, I believe it can stabilize those small businesses.

Although they are small businesses, but if they really want to take to the streets, their influence and destructive power will far exceed those of the dock workers.

Jogo saw Fajia took out a contract from the desk drawer, and then filled in some data on it, mainly the loan amount, date and so on.

At the same time, it is also agreed that this loan can only be used to purchase cotton, and Qiao Ge is not allowed to use it for other purposes. For this reason, Gao Haga and the others will send people to watch Qiao Ge, and they must participate in every cotton transaction, so as to ensure that all the loans are used. on cotton.

Jogo didn't refuse this, of course he used it to buy cotton, just staring at it.

At the same time, he sneered in his heart, Fajia's contract had already been prepared.

That is to say, you can't refuse yourself.

If they refuse, they will definitely try to get themselves to agree, such as threats?

"Come on, everyone, take a look. If you think there is no problem, then sign it. I will guarantee this contract, so you can rest assured." Fajia said.

"Of course, the Guarantee from His Excellency the Administrator will definitely be fine." Gao Haga laughed loudly.

That being said, they still picked up the contract and looked it up.

Qiao Ge is no exception. The loan contract is actually very simple, the loan amount, interest, term, and some disposal methods for Qiao Ge who fails to repay the loan after it expires.

The most important point is that the cotton purchased by Qiao Ge cannot be mortgaged. If he still does not pay the principal, then the cotton will be converted to Gao Haga and the others according to the market price, and the excess will be refunded and the deficiency will be compensated.

These terms are of course no problem, and Fajia will not do anything about it.

Qiao Ge understood that this loan was very risky for him.

What is the market price? If they really want to repay the loan when it expires, Gao Haga and the others will definitely suppress their own price. The price of cotton may only be half of the market price or even lower, just like those who went bankrupt and were auctioned off. The items I bought were all broken bones and bought, because at that time, I was completely at the mercy of others.

Of course, this is all under the circumstance that Qiao Ge failed to think of a backhand. He is now confident in selling the cotton, and these problems are not considered problems.

Gaohaga and the others borrowed 2 million rupees from themselves.

The three parties were very satisfied, each with their own thoughts, and signed the contract in triplicate.

According to the agreement, the money will be transferred to Jogo's account tomorrow, and the contract will take effect after the money arrives.

Jogo knew that Fajia was really in a hurry. The strikes had lasted for several days. Although they had subsided a little recently, they had not yet been completely resolved.

He simply didn't want to wait a day now, otherwise he wouldn't be so anxious to lend himself money.

Of course, Qiao Ge cooperated in this matter, because it was of great benefit to himself. With more funds, he would naturally buy more cotton and earn more after exporting.

He asked Fajia to inform those cotton merchants that when the loan arrived tomorrow, he would start to buy it in full, but the purchase price was $85 per bale.

For this price, Fajia originally thought it was a bit low, but Jogo thought that the current price was still falling, and it might go below 80, and he took a big risk.

Fajia didn't insist on this. He felt that those merchants who couldn't hold on would sell even if they lost a little, regardless of whether it was 85 or 90 US dollars. After all, Qiao Ge gave them all the money at once.

(End of this chapter)