Rebirth: Super Banking System Chapter 2379 - 2219: Worth It
Previously on Rebirth: Super Banking System...
Congo Gold.
Capital.
Airport.
A massive jetliner gently touched down, carrying the laborers who were returning to pick up their tasks once more after celebrating the Chinese New Year. Huaxia firms have pushed the new city's development at an astonishing pace from the start.
That's why.
The advancement races ahead, leaving local builders far behind.
As a result.
Even with a pause of ten or twenty days, the work stays on track when the teams come back, thanks mostly to the generous margins provided by the Myanmar Bank Group to the big contractors.
If not.
How else could they spring for chartered flights to send Huaxia workers home?
This aspect.
Earns them deep gratitude, since they've never dealt with a client this outstanding. At first, everyone figured they'd mark the New Year in Africa, yet surprisingly, a trip home became possible.
Overjoyed.
…
Stepping off.
Because of the sweltering heat rolling in, the group sensed a sharp discomfort. They'd left the homeland bundled in heavy coats and landed here needing to strip down to light shirts right away.
What an extreme shift!
In the crowd.
A few had shown up last year, but others were brand new this time. Various stages of building demand different skill sets and numbers, so arrivals don't happen all together.
Site preparation.
Base layers.
Core structure.
Finishing touches.
…
Extra experts get sent wherever the phase calls for them. Folks once hesitated to head out here, but stories from veterans flipped their opinions fast.
Meals and lodging.
Safety measures.
Paychecks.
All went way beyond what anyone anticipated.
"This airport feels tiny."
As soon as they landed.
Fresh arrivals all had that same impression.
"Naturally."
"It doesn't stack up to back home. Still, Congo Gold's upcoming capital airport should open shortly. I caught their promo earlier; the visuals looked amazing."
"Ah."
Congo Gold's present capital airport does lag a touch. Only a short distance off, the fresh one buzzes with nonstop building activity.
Plus.
A Huaxia outfit is handling the build.
Leaving the terminal.
Climbing into vehicles.
The new folks gazed about with huge interest.
"A tad nicer than I pictured." They noticed plenty of build sites dotting the town, and the streets stayed tidy without trash piles everywhere.
Overhearing.
A chuckle broke out.
"Three years back, you'd think different. Congo Gold's new leader acts with real guts, and that's what shaped the scene you're seeing now."
"Figure it out."
"For growth prospects, this nation tops Africa's list. On electrical grid reach, it's unmatched across the continent, and safety's leaped forward big time."
"…"
Hearing the rundown.
Before long.
Fresh minds sketched out a basic image.
All at once.
One voice piped up:
"Could Huaxia builders' biggest workforce outflow end up in Africa down the line?"
As talk flowed.
The group warmed more to the idea becoming reality. The Myanmar Bank Group pours over 200 billion Asia Dollars yearly into African loans, no expense spared.
What's more.
The amounts keep climbing.
Trade items.
Basic setups.
The whole operation swells like never before.
These days.
A style called 'urban development' has emerged.
Ahead.
African gigs might flood in so much that firms lock down endless contracts. They eagerly await this, given how the Myanmar Bank Group operates.
Honest and solid!
To start.
Settlements come super quick.
Next.
They give freely.
Finally.
The Myanmar Bank Group sorts out local ties for the leads, wiping out old headaches from African jobs.
Shakedowns.
Demands.
Payoffs.
And all sorts of bogus 'costs'—with a powerhouse behind them, any roadblocks get cleared solo by the other side, leaving the firm touched to the core.
Back then... Alas!
Tough going.
Especially overseas; stack it against today, and it's worlds better.
…
Shortly after.
Clearing the urban zone.
Via a smooth straight road, they hit the site—a 70-80 billion Asia Dollar endeavor, mostly sprawling low structures across vast land.
One look.
The area stretched endlessly.
Over six months.
Groundwork and sublevels wrapped up ages ago, mirroring Roy City's pace in India, though the focus varies, hitting key milestones sooner.
As an add-on.
Roy City packs in loads more towers.
Not as many tall ones here.
In the blueprint.
Lots focus on housing, fun spots, travel hubs, and so on, with quicker ones now in finishing phases, and half the returnees this round handle those touches.
Come August.
This compact settlement hands over officially.
"Stay with it."
"Post this job, the next stop's probably straight to Nigeria."
"What?"
Newbies blinked in shock.
Digging deeper.
Turns out the firm has matching ventures there too.
Fund schedules spread them out, so building there lags behind finishing, and just as this wraps decor, the other ramps up.
No gaps.
Considering it.
Sounds solid.
Hit the New Year timing perfectly this go.
"Any more like this next year?" another rookie wondered.
"Definitely."
"Last year alone, African city builds kicked off over ten. Our outfit grabbed bits of six in a row."
"This year."
"January through February saw extra nations jumping in."
"Seems these setups will keep us busy for years. Honestly, I'd love if it rolled on, locking in steady work like this."
"…"
After the spiel.
Rookies let out awed breaths.
Epic scope!
Crunching numbers.
Amazement hit harder.
These town funding schemes start at hundreds of billions minimum, like India's at 1500 billion, and the full pile's downright mind-blowing.
Trillions!
Whoa!
The mere thought sends shivers.
Though most funds don't flow from the Myanmar Bank Group, pulling it off shows real prowess, and steering it as overseers? Impeccable!
Channeling such huge sums.
Admiration all around!
"Doesn't that spark fierce rivalry?" The fees they rake in are enormous.
"Nah."
A veteran shook his head.
Such details.
Usually surface only once on-site.
"Actually, rivalry's near zero. Some Western funds once eyed housing oversight for fat profits."
"Too bad."
"They got slammed hard and pulled back. Other nations' investors tried self-handling, but interest fizzled."
"Tricky."
"Step one."
"Build solid trust."
"Step two."
"Beyond trust, prove real power to show it's boosting local good, helping all, not just pocketing for selves."
"Step three."
"Getting it done."
"Typical fund groups wrestle just with wrangling parties, but the Myanmar Bank Group steps up bold: 'Follow my lead, no drama.'"
"Get it."
"Lacking clout, no way to pull it off."
"Inside."
"Even nations aiming to run their own falter—short on cash first, then locals doubt them fully, winding up with dropped plans and dead efforts."
"…"
Right then.
Newcomers grasped the setup deeper, marveling at how the Myanmar Bank Group mastered this field in mere years.
Truly remarkable!
Might this.
Be the aim of their hefty African lending?
Looks like.
Yes, no downside at all!