Rebirth: Super Banking System Chapter 2384 - 2224: Huge Profits
Previously on Rebirth: Super Banking System...
Two minutes had passed.
Absolute quietness reigned.
"..."
At the booking location, all eyes fixed on the glaring red zero displayed on the large screen. Even though they had braced themselves, the sight still delivered a profound jolt.
Yet.
Merely three minutes elapsed.
All shares depleted!
The tenth-year Oasis allocations vanished in a flash, outpacing the speed from the year before. Thinking it over, the explanation didn't appear overly intricate.
Considering everything.
In the current era.
This marked the third year since Oasis launched publicly, successfully converting barren deserts into lush oases across the globe—a fact beyond dispute, as certain areas now boasted growing crops.
Consequently.
Doubts among the crowd diminished greatly, and their intentions stood crystal clear, with numerous individuals buzzing in anticipation of the upcoming adjustment formula, wasting no time whatsoever.
As a result.
The outcome lay right in front of them.
...
"That was quick!"
"Gotta admit, top-notch items always fly off the shelves."
"Yeah, yeah!"
"..."
The venue erupted in fervent chatter.
Right then.
The leading bidder wasn't the Ou Wei Foundation this time either, mirroring the past two years—Huaxia took the crown, overseeing 20,000 square kilometers and claiming first place!
This naturally sparked intense conversations everywhere.
"Huaxia lives up to its name—they're loaded!"
"Wealthy beyond measure!"
"True to form, such a bold move."
"..."
Foreigners expressed real respect for Huaxia's prowess. Purchasing Oasis required hard foreign currency from them, whereas Huaxia simply used RMB.
And that.
Highlighted the robust economic ties linking the pair.
Envy abounded!
Yet copying it proved nearly impossible, without a full-fledged industrial base or top-notch productivity, challenging Huaxia turned into an epic legend.
Numbers of people.
Expenses.
Manufacturing.
Output levels.
...
A minor shortfall in every category snowballed into an insurmountable divide!
In particular.
India likely felt the deepest frustration, boasting a huge populace and cheap labor, seemingly nearest to Huaxia's approach, but stalled by weak manufacturing and sluggish productivity.
No.
It went beyond mere obstacles—it was downright agonizing!
...
Amid the throng.
The Maotai Group's leader gazed at the screen, somewhat dazed. In mere moments, deals totaling close to 1.5 trillion RMB had sealed shut.
Wow!
This was utterly wild!
Glancing leftward.
Peering rightward.
Shocked faces surrounded him.
After quite some time.
"Sigh!"
A deep breath escaped him, yearning for Maotai to possess that tech—it would rake in profits without breaking a sweat. Such notions echoed in nearly every mind there.
Regrettably.
Wishes were all they could muster, for a powerhouse nation backed this venture; only state-level entities dared dream of claiming such innovation.
Corporations!
No matter their global stature, they fell short of the mark.
...
Nearby.
Sun Jiang remained composed, no stranger to these scenes after two prior rounds. Another 20,000 square kilometers under control, worth almost 300 billion RMB.
Impressive!
Truly substantial.
Still.
Huaxia handled it with ease, repaying the goodwill from the previous year when urban development initiatives funneled similar sums in contracts to Huaxia firms.
Plus.
-Supplies.
-Initiatives.
Two key financing deals, and the business Huaxia enterprises grabbed wasn't far behind, especially with Myanmar unveiling a multi-billion water initiative early this year.
On top of that.
Three additional city-building efforts kicked off at year's beginning.
"..."
Adding it up.
Whoa!
Staggering.
Hence.
Huaxia acted decisively, snapping up two more 20,000-square-kilometer Oasis plots right away, and with the year just starting, the very idea thrilled Sun Jiang.
Truth be told.
Deep down, he viewed it as somewhat astonishing, factoring in the urban projects' challenges; the odds of this surge hadn't topped ten percent in his estimates.
But.
Today.
Success bloomed across the board, as worldwide investors united, pressuring their governments and forging a mighty alliance.
Next.
Leveraging the Myanmar Bank Group's influence to draw in regional capital.
Mutual benefits.
No.
Benefits for all sides.
It all made perfect sense. Sun Jiang marveled inwardly at how masterfully this strategy unfolded; at times, fortune truly counted as a form of power.
...
Beyond the venue.
Millions tuned in remotely, reacting to the breaking updates.
"Expected that!"
"Incredible!"
"Mind-blowing sales figures."
"Odd, why did the Ou Wei Foundation's share drop from last year?" one person puzzled, and replies came swiftly, "Forgot about the water purifier donations?"
A swift scan.
Realization dawned on the group.
"Exactly."
"Makes sense—the water purifier contributions last year were jaw-dropping, dipping into some Oasis funds, yet the total outlay exceeded the previous year's by a wide margin."
"Huge gains!"
"..."
Just three minutes.
Close to 1.5 trillion, it ignited their passions wildly, while in trading circles, it showed as a sharp climb in Myanmar Environmental Technology Company's shares.
The surge proved notable.
One must remember.
Myanmar Environmental Technology Company dominated the Myanmar exchange by value, jumping five percent amid hefty trading, far from the volatility of minor stocks.
This was a trillion-scale arena.
"Grab some!"
"Boost my stake!"
"This round, I'm in for three years—no more fuss; I've battled A-shares for years, watched half my home's worth vanish, it's maddening."
"My market manipulators though."
"..."
For most firms, fears of manipulation by big players would linger, but here, any such move demanded enormous resources—hundreds of billions at least.
Furthermore.
Strict barriers for major investors in the Myanmar market left so-called manipulators little room; the heavyweights pouring in sought real stakes, not preying on small traders.
Rather, commitment.
Genuine commitment.
Often long-term.
So.
In a market this enormous, the sole potential 'manipulator' was the company itself—would it scam everyday investors?
Please!
What a suspicious outlook.
See.
Via their operations, they'd already built vast fortunes; even if stocks tempted, at their size, they'd scorn such petty pursuits.
Hence.
Confidence spread through the crowd.
Meanwhile.
Vast pools of 'shady funds' could only groan, admitting this colossal field lay beyond their puny reach.
Cash was part.
Intel.
Mattered most.
After all.
Ordinary outfits might partner with them, spreading 'news' to jointly reap naive newcomers time and again.
However.
Who faced them? The Myanmar Bank Group, a behemoth supreme.
Bargain there?
Ha!
They knew their limits, understanding cash never fazed them, ignoring those trifles, indifferent to such folks.
Dozens of billions.
Hundreds of billions.
That cash.
It could stir chaos in A-shares. Yet against that Group, it meant zilch; their game soared far above those ploys.
They minted fortunes!
Never mind.
Stick to nibbling A-share novices!
Crispy.
Mmm.
Tasty!
As for remorse? What's that? The market's core is zero-sum, generating no fresh wealth, merely shifting what's already there.
Thus.
If one profits.
Another bleeds.
Plainly.
They're just aiming to join the winners, that's all.