"Not enough," Chen Mo said.
As Zhao Min had said, Planetary Transformation was far too massive a project. He needed to research a vast number of technologies to accelerate its implementation; otherwise, it would be impossible to transform planets that would take hundreds of millions of years to evolve into habitable worlds.
"Each of these projects is several times the scale of Flying Ant Aerospace."
Gasp!
A wave of sharp inhalations swept through the conference room.
Flying Ant Aerospace Company was currently the group's most heavily invested project. Its operations included bases, various aerospace equipment, facilities, robots, Spaceplanes, Fairy Maiden, and, most importantly, the Lunar Base project.
They had invested hundreds of billions before and after. Yet these new projects were several times larger than Flying Ant Aerospace, and there were several of them at once.
They could not help but worship their boss as a god.
Across the entire world, their boss was probably the only entrepreneur with the nerve to do something like this.
Chen Mo did not specify what the projects were, and they did not ask.
Projects Chen Mo decided on were generally top secret, beyond the scope of what they should inquire about. Unless the president chose to convene a meeting and announce them, all they needed to do was carry out the arrangements given to them.
"The projects are being planned, but we need to prepare the funds now. So next, report on the latest successful projects in your respective departments or companies. While ensuring quality, launch the related products as soon as possible to generate profits and build up more cash reserves," Zhao Min said.
"We'll go first."
Hou Youliang and Tan Yong, who were in charge of Jianghe Pharmaceutical and Starfish Company, spoke first.
"After the Reedman Virus outbreak, the Customized Vaccine