Given the company's current situation, opening overseas branches had to be approached with caution.
The European side was easier to decide; Russia was the only real option. After all, it was a vast country, the largest in the world by land area, with abundant natural resources and far-reaching political influence across the globe. It had also always harbored ambitions of competing with the United States.
However, its current standing was entirely supported by the enormous heavy industrial system it had inherited from the former Soviet Union. In terms of economics and science and technology, it still lagged behind the United States to a certain extent.
So when a company possessing advanced technology approached them, it would certainly be warmly received. Moreover, Natalia Voskya, the person the company was sending over this time, had a father who was a renowned arms tycoon in Eastern Europe. She also had some local connections, which would make things much easier.
But at the end of the day, it was still a country with a sluggish economy. The Eredar Twins' main purpose in establishing a branch there was merely to give the US government a warning, so that branch was destined to focus on gaining political influence, with profit coming second.
Therefore, the burden of making money for the company fell entirely on Asia. The Eredar Twins had chosen the great white elephant of India, and Evenson truly believed it was an excellent decision.
After all, neither the Eredar Twins nor Evenson were selfless good people. They were not opening branches to help build up another country; they were doing it to reap the greatest possible benefits.
And to gain the greatest benefits, they naturally had to drain that country of all its resources, reshape its economic system around the company, and dump products onto