After intense negotiations and deliberation, the final price for two GTZA-674 steam turbines, along with the related technology and production lines, was set at 180 million US dollars.
This was no small sum, but Lin Chenran could afford it.
Of that amount, 80 million US dollars would be paid directly in cash to Kovalevitch and the others.
The remaining 100 million US dollars would be exchanged for light industrial goods.
Kovalevitch and the others knew that although selling these goods domestically would be slower in recovering funds, the profits they could make would be far greater than 100 million US dollars.
Within Mao Xiong Country, light industrial goods had a vast market demand and could yield returns several times their cost.
As for the 80 million US dollars, part of it would be allocated to the design bureau for the GTZA-674 steam turbine in recognition of their hard work.
Naturally, most of the money would still flow into the "pockets" of Mao Xiong Country's naval leadership.
This transaction involved an enormous amount of money, and every party hoped to get a share.
As the middleman for this deal, Kovalevitch was undoubtedly one of its biggest beneficiaries.
He had successfully facilitated this massive transaction and was therefore richly rewarded.
His outstanding performance had also earned him the attention and appreciation of the naval leadership.
Overall, this was a win-win transaction.
Both sides profited!
Lin Chenran obtained advanced GTZA-674 steam turbine technology and production lines, allowing Flame Nation to acquire advanced steam turbine technology and production lines.
This would drive the development of Flame Nation's entire navy.
Meanwhile, Kovalevitch and the others gained considerable economic benefits while also consolidating their positions within the military.
They also received strong support from Mao Xiong Country's naval leadership.
After the contract was signed, Lin Chenran