Reborn as the richest man in India.

Chapter 73 The Great Landlord

After Gu Dali read the newspaper, he laughed at home. He hoped that Qiao Ge would be unlucky.

In this situation, do you still need to buy a factory?

Isn't that throwing money into the water?

Is this water in the head?
No one would do such an outrageous thing.

He felt that Kior Ge was really annoyed by the newspaper, so he had such an irrational impulse.

Young man, he is still a bit angry, too unstable.

His five friends who sold factories were full of gratitude to Gu Dali and admired his foresight.

If they hadn't acted early, let alone whether they could sell the factory, even if they sold it, the price would be [-]% lower. It's all money, who doesn't feel bad?

Senao and the others were very puzzled by Jogo's behavior, and they all came to persuade him not to be impulsive, what's the matter with those newspapers?

But this time, Jogo went his own way and didn't explain anything to them.

Qiao Ge told Wal-Mart that as long as someone comes to sell the factory, as long as it is confirmed that there is no problem with the factory, they will buy them all. Now he still has more than 1000 million rupees in his hand, and he is worried that he has no place to invest.

And he was already thinking about how to acquire more land over there. Isn't this the right time for sleepy to give away pillows?

Wal-Mart also didn't understand Qiaogo's behavior. In his impression, Qiaogo was still calm despite his young age.

But he didn't persuade them much, maybe it was a young man's heart, and he carried those newspapers on impulse.

He thought of the 20 bales of cotton in Jogo's hands. As long as the cotton is sold, it doesn't matter how much Jogo struggles here. Losing a little will be a drizzle for Jogo.

After word spread that Jogo was going to buy the factory, many people who wanted to sell the factory came to the door. Just like the people who wanted to sell cotton at that time, they were a little panicked and hoped to sell the factory in their hands as soon as possible.

After all, that area was affected by the Gudali incident. In addition, the original factory had been relocated to an inland city. It was not easy to find the next one to take over, and now it is even worse.

After finally hearing that Qiao Ge is willing to buy, how dare they hesitate?
On Sunday, February 2, Jogo began to buy factories aggressively.

This acquisition lasted for a week, until the 23rd no one continued to visit.

In just one week, Jogo acquired more than 30 factories, covering a total area of ​​100 acres, about 40 square meters, or 40 hectares.

The total cost of the acquisition was about 1000 million rupees, with an average of 10 rupees per acre. At that time, the purchase price of the five friends of Nagudali was 15 rupees per acre, and the price was almost a third lower.

Now Jogo has a total of nearly 125 acres, about 50 hectares of land, and there are more than 700 million rupees in the account.

Some of these factories are actually a little away from the coast, so it is unlikely that they will be within the scope of the future port.

But Jogo still bought it.

Let’s not talk about whether the port will expand in the later stage, just because these plots are close to the port. When the news of the new port comes out, the value of these plots can be greatly increased, and they can also be rented out as private warehouses. As a supplement to the port warehouse.

Or you can use these factories to produce by yourself, close to the port, and the transportation cost for export can also be reduced a lot.

In short, the price is already very low now.

So, in the midst of everyone's ridicule, Qiao Ge took these lands into his pocket, and this time he was really at ease.

When negotiating with the government in the future, I will have more confidence.

Now I can be regarded as a big landlord.

On the night after Jogo's purchase of the factory ended, he was called away by old Gupta.

Yadav drove Jogo to the villa area where his parents are now renting.

Qiao Ge found that his mother's mental state was better, but the improvement was limited, and it seemed that she needed to recuperate slowly for a long time.

"Go to my hometown?" Jogo took an invitation from Aunt Seth, and was a little surprised when he heard old Gupta's explanation.

It turned out to be the inauguration ceremony of a new school, and his parents were invited to attend.

Old Gupta donated 10 rupees a few years ago to renovate and rebuild the primary school in the town. Now that the school has been built, he certainly has this honor as a donor.

Old Gupta is still lying down, so he must not be able to go.

So it can only be Jogo in the past.

"It shouldn't be a problem to ask for a week off from your school, right?" Old Gupta asked.

He was a little worried about whether Jogo's study would be delayed, after all, he was looking forward to having a college student in his family.

That was the first college student in the village.

It is also a very honorable thing to attend the ceremony.

If I can't go by myself, I should let my son enjoy this glory.

The matter is settled like this, without further delay, I will leave on the 25th the day after tomorrow.

Jogo felt that it would be good for him to leave Mumbai temporarily, but the acquisition of the factory land would still have a little impact.

He felt that this was not a good thing for him, and some things didn't need to be so high-profile.

He just took the opportunity of going back to his hometown to go out for a few days to avoid the limelight, and when he came back, the matter would naturally cool down.

In the old Gupta's opinion, when he went back, he called Jajam and Gal together. The two of them hadn't been back for so many years.

When Jogo asked the opinions of the two, it was finally decided that Garr would go back with him, and Jajam would stay.

They have just established their prestige in Dharavi. If both of them leave, they are afraid that something will happen.

Qiao Ge agrees with this, how can two bosses run away together, isn't there going to be a mess next time?

Jajem has a bright mind, and he thinks it is most appropriate to keep Jogo.

According to Jajam, Gal was tall and meant to be a bodyguard on the way back with Jogo.

After all, when the two of them fought the world in Dharavi, Garr was the one who charged forward, and Jajam was the kind of dog-headed army division hiding behind to give ideas.

The acquisition of this piece of hair, Jajam and the others are still going on.

However, the quantity they acquired was much smaller than the initial one, which was the case when they went to other slums to acquire.

Because there are many competitors.

Many gangs realized that hair can be sold for money, and they also followed Jajam and sent their younger brothers to buy it everywhere.

Jogo knew that it wasn't entirely due to the vision of the gang leaders, but some hair buyers had reached an agreement with these little bosses.

There were more than a dozen temples in the urban area before, but now only 5 temples are still being purchased by Jogo, and the others have cooperated with the previous purchasers.

Jogo was mentally prepared for this. It was Bosh who came forward at the time, and the other party stopped the acquisition, which made him cheaper.

Now there are still 5 companies left to cooperate with me, which has exceeded expectations.

So, there has been a bit of competition for hair acquisitions here in Mumbai lately.

Qiao Ge doesn’t care much about this. The hair he buys exists first. If it can be exported, it can be exported. If not, it’s a big deal to wait for a while and wait for Maupassant’s wig assembly line and master craftsmen to produce it by himself.

For safety, Jogo called Yadav.

Gal is quite brave, but he can't compare to Yadav. With Yadav by his side, Jogo feels very safe.

This is considered a business trip, and Jogo will subsidize Yadav's business trip.

Of course Yadav had no objection, he would not be unhappy if he could make more money. After getting along with him for this period of time, he was sure that the little boss in front of him was a nice person who did not discriminate against his status as a pariah, and also paid a high salary. He was very grateful.

(End of this chapter)