Now Zhou Yuanqiang also understands why the country's business is arms business, because it is really too profitable. Think about it, a 5,000-man army and simple equipment will already cost 300 to 400 million U.S. dollars. If equipped with artillery

, missiles, armed helicopters, fighter planes...a large number of armored vehicles, tanks, and a series of logistics...

Zhou Yuanqiang no longer dared to think about it. Without two to three billion US dollars, there was no way he could build a mechanical army.

During this period, Zhou Yuanqiang also went back to China several times to meet his family and accompany Yan Yuhe. For example, Zhou Yuanqiang did not hide anything about opening a small steel factory in Somalia. Apart from his identity as a major, he still kept the truth

Said it out.

I originally thought that Yan Yuhe would be scolded for a while, but she didn't expect that she just smiled and didn't say anything. After all, this man is also someone who dares to love and fight. Wealth can be obtained in danger, and that man fights in the mall alone.

Don't people seek wealth from danger after danger?

As for Somalia, Yan Yuhe didn't know about this country at all before. But since Zhou Yuanqiang is where she is, she needs to pay more attention to it. You don't know if you don't check it. If you check it, you will jump. War and poverty are almost representative of Somalia.

As the saying goes, the entire country has never been quiet for a day, and there are armed conflicts all over the country.

Sometimes Yan Yuhe wonders whether Zhou Yuanqiang opened a steel plant there, is it a good thing or a bad thing, and can it be profitable given the economic situation in Somalia?

Zhou Yuanqiang didn't know how to answer this question. He couldn't say that he was losing money to make up for the big gains, right? Underneath his words, he finally found a reason: "Somalia's ore export has always occupied an important economic position, and the ore is very important.

Cheap, self-refined steel, the equipment used comes from China, and the steel standards are also different from those in the country. With very low labor and raw materials, and exemption from export tax rates, the price is far lower than that in the country."

"But how to solve your transportation problem? Eastern Africa is not close to here, which will increase costs and make it uncompetitive."

Yan Yuhe's problem is indeed a problem that restricts the development of local steel companies in Somalia. The nearby countries are all extremely poor and rely on exporting raw materials to maintain financial expenses. They don't know who they sell their steel to.

, there is no need to count on nearby countries to bring consumption.
Chapter completed!