After Wang Yue returned to Shanghai, all it took was his signature for him to acquire a machinery factory at a hefty price and rename it Future Machinery.
As the machinery shipped in from overseas arrived, Wang Yue quietly replaced some of the equipment, transforming Future Machinery Factory's outdated machinery into state-of-the-art equipment.
Even without Wang Yue using 550C to control production, the factory's equipment was the most advanced in the modern world, several generations ahead of the competition.
A factory like this could easily mass-produce the equipment a textile factory needed.
When the first machine was ready, Wang Yue called A Bao and Xiao Ningbo to tell them the textile equipment was ready to be installed.
To Wang Yue's surprise, A Bao was in Hong Kong, not Shanghai. Then again, it made sense. If A Bao hadn't had connections there, he probably wouldn't have been able to find so many buyers.
Xiao Ningbo, however, arrived quickly. He was thrilled to see the brand-new textile machines produced by the factory, but cautiously had one of his company's technicians inspect them.
After checking the equipment and even running it, the technician leaned in and quietly said to Xiao Ningbo, "Boss, I can't tell just how advanced this equipment is, but it's definitely far more advanced than what we have now—even compared with the imported equipment I've seen.
"If we install these machines, we won't have any rivals, not just in China, but overseas, too."
Xiao Ningbo finally relaxed. He hurriedly apologized to Wang Yue, embarrassed. "Boss Wang, I'm really sorry. I was too suspicious. I apologize, and I hope this won't affect our partnership."
Miss Wang was also worried that Wang Yue might be angry with Xiao Ningbo and jeopardize their partnership, which would keep her from completing Jinhua's assignment.
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