Rebirth: Super Banking System Chapter 2383 - 2223: The Third Subscription Conference for Shares
Previously on Rebirth: Super Banking System...
Observing the booming Myanmar stock market.
Turning their gaze.
They cast a look at the unchanging A-shares, faces filled with mixed emotions. Over the years, following its plunge, it has hovered near the three-thousand-point mark.
Unable to push past that barrier.
Soar?
That's nothing but a distant dream.
Full of despair.
"When on earth will it truly climb?"
This lingering doubt.
Ha!
The frenzy ignited, with stock market gurus and heavyweights emerging to forecast a turnaround next year, or perhaps in the latter half, or even as soon as next month.
Yet.
They've witnessed it all before.
Endured too many such claims.
Wish they could smack those liars, spouting rubbish, utterly detestable, completely untrustworthy, fooling everyone repeatedly.
Blast it.
Even recalling it stirs up frustration.
...
"How long do you reckon this surge will continue?"
"Minimum of a month."
"I concur."
"I believe it might stretch to three months, and a further 20% jump would be fantastic."
"..."
As discussions heated up about the duration of this rally, an unexpected announcement hit them: sales for Oasis + Modulation Solution have begun.
What exactly is on offer?
Oasis + Modulation Solution.
"Wow!"
"I nearly overlooked that!"
"Boost our positions!"
"This year's Modulation Solution sales are sure to explode, and Oasis ought to sell out completely."
"..."
Excitement swept through the group, remembering how last year these two products together raked in nearly two trillion RMB, outstripping even Myanmar Pharmaceutical Group's massive contracts.
In a flash.
The trading floor buzzed with renewed energy.
"Buy up!"
"We must hop on this opportunity."
"..."
Traders rushed to snap up shares!
Those in the know had snapped them up beforehand, now grinning as prices climbed, confident that trillion-scale sales were locked in for this year.
However.
Two trillion?
Three trillion?
Impossible to predict, all hinging on the Modulation Solution, since Oasis covers the fixed hundred thousand square kilometers without expansion, and last year's Modulation Solution hit five hundred billion Asia Dollars.
For this year.
Eight hundred billion or even a trillion?
"My forecast: at least eight hundred billion in revenue!"
"Doesn't that seem conservative?"
"Indeed."
"I see a trillion as feasible, considering it taps into the worldwide food sector, used every day, and boasts far broader applications than Oasis."
"You bet!"
"..."
Speculation ran wild, but optimism dominated; in the last year, foods grown using Modulation Solution had seized control of the premium market.
Key among them.
The core ingredients stole the show.
Once sampled.
They leave a lasting impression, making the vastness of the international market easy to grasp.
From veggies.
To fruits.
To grains.
Plus the cravings for countless derivatives, so one could argue that hitting a trillion in Modulation Solution sales this year is no big feat.
Hence.
Myriad eyes were glued in anticipation.
...
March 18th.
Myanmar.
Xin’an City.
The yearly share auction kicked off formally, much like the previous year, with participant nations holding steady, though corporate attendees had ballooned dramatically.
In the past.
Oasis buyers tended to be standalone groups, chiefly governments.
But now.
Modulation Solution demand ties into virtually every firm across the global food supply chain, from top to bottom, its versatility unmatched.
As a result.
Firms gathered here fretted over possibly missing out on purchases.
...
Amid the throng.
Maotai's chairman showed up in person.
With the worldwide liquor landscape in upheaval, Maotai's dominance crumbled against the onslaught of scalable fruit wines—after all, their flavor was irresistible.
And they aided in breaking habits too.
So.
Back home, fruit wines overshadowed Maotai, Wuliangye, and fellow Baijiu brands, leaving them sidelined, as business deals and gifting rituals all leaned toward fruit wines.
Tasty.
Wholesome.
Prestigious.
Consequently.
Maotai pivoted swiftly; upon Modulation Solution's debut, they grabbed a supply, cultivated their own ingredients with it, and brewed accordingly—the resulting flavor, wow.
It unlocked endless possibilities.
Therefore.
They aimed to lock in ample quantities, fully aware that solution-grown materials represented the brewing path forward.
To shun it.
Would spell ruin.
...
Nearby.
Wuliangye's chairman had arrived too, surveying the scene with a sigh, spotting fellow competitors everywhere, both local and overseas.
Baijiu.
Red wine.
Beer.
...
Nearly every major player worldwide was in attendance, their yearly liquor volumes forming an astronomical total, with cutthroat rivalry in the air.
It appeared.
He couldn't afford to lag in the bidding.
...
Likewise.
Other rivals' pulses quickened, this once-a-year event barring advance buys or reservations, and tardiness meant no stock, a bold stance indeed.
Still.
Those were the host's terms, and compliance was mandatory.
In truth.
The real jitters gripped not the liquor behemoths, but agribusiness outfits, which paled in power compared to the booze titans.
Gazing below.
At the bidding terminals, palms grew slick with sweat.
...
"What a crowd."
Up front.
Among Huaxia's delegates, Sun Jiang joined as well, musing on the debut event's sparsity, then the second's surge thanks to Modulation Solution.
Now.
The solution's benefits stood validated.
Whoa!
The place teemed near capacity; without registration caps, it'd overflow even more. A twinge of jealousy stirred in him, for this signaled fortunes.
Trillion-linked deals.
Chatting.
Before long, the set moment arrived.
"Thump-thump!"
First onstage came Myanmar Environmental Technology Company's director. His entrance hushed the hall, all eyes fixed on him.
"Greetings, everyone, glad you're here."
"..."
Following the address.
He cut to the chase.
"As in the prior year, purchasers may submit bids via the tablets you hold, with entries displaying on the screen at my back."
"Proceeding until supplies run dry."
"Get set."
"Ten!"
"Nine!"
"Eight!"
"..."
His countdown proceeded, yet the audience stayed composed, knowing Oasis draws fewer buyers—mostly states—and wouldn't deplete swiftly.
"Three."
"Two."
"One."
"Begin!"
With that command.
Prepped bidders hit submit without delay, and in moments, the once-empty display flooded with entries.
Ranked by bid size.
"Wow!"
"Massive bids!"
"That's the Ou Wei Foundation for you."
"..."
Leading was the Ou Wei Foundation, topping last year's 36 billion dollars, this time at 33 billion, still an impressive haul.
Runner-up.
Qatar.
All were aware, as Qatar had declared desert-to-oasis ambitions last year, this oil-flush Arab powerhouse.
Swimming in wealth.
On this occasion.
They went big, dropping 21.5 billion dollars outright.
Astonishing.
Modulation Solution seekers thrilled at the billion-dollar bids ahead, a spectacle unmatched globally.
Bronze spot.
Saudi Arabia.
Expected, this Arab heavyweight brimmed with riches, though edged out by Qatar—who knows their reaction.
Fourth.
UAE.
Billion dollars.
.....
In the upper right.
The 100,000 square kilometer quota dwindled fast.
Ninety thousand.
...
Eighty thousand.
...
Seventy thousand.
...
Fifty thousand.
...
Observers caught on, noting hefty bids from North and Central African nations plagued by vast deserts, tags revealing non-cash payments.
Via financing.
Beforehand.
Myanmar's financing fell into three types.
- Commodity.
- Project.
- Special.
Commodity financing covered routine goods exchanges. Projects pertained to construction endeavors. Specials encompassed Oasis, Filtering Solution, Water purifier, Modulation Solutions, and similar.
Green with envy.
Regrettably.
These three financing options stayed closed to private folks and businesses, reserved solely for governments.