The demands from this Indian company were actually quite reasonable, even generous. After all, when Wang Yue acquired those pharmaceutical and medical equipment factories, he had to pay them three to five years' worth of future profits. This Indian manufacturer was asking for only a few months' profits—it was practically giving everything away.
Besides, buying someone's formula and complete production process was bound to cost something.
After getting the complete documentation, he also bought some raw materials for synthesizing Gleevac, then hurried back to China and went to his laboratory.
He had always been good at analyzing and synthesizing medicines. Now that he had the complete production process, he didn't need to order any special equipment. He used the apparatus already in the lab, added a few more pieces of equipment, and produced a large quantity of Gleevac.
As it happened, the leukemia patients treated in the first batch at Future Medical's laboratory had all recovered. Some of them contributed a little Faith Power to Wang Yue. It wasn't much use, but it proved that he was on the right track.
There was good news from Future Medical, too. After the engineers' tireless efforts, they had finally produced medicines based on several different formulas, and the necessary procedures had been completed. They were ready for clinical trials.
After receiving approval from the relevant professional agency, Wang Yue took in another batch of leukemia patients who couldn't afford medication and began testing his new medicine. He no longer needed to buy Swiss Gleevac as a cover.
But Wang Yue was overthinking it. There were plenty of labs like Future Medical, and Gleevac wasn't paying them any attention. Their targets were still Indian Gleevac and Zhang Changlin, the drug peddler.
After all, Zhang Changlin was playing for high stakes. The customers he