Ten Demon Puppet Artisans set off straight for Qingliu International Airport in three cars, carrying their "props."
They really were just props, meant to fool others. Did they need tools to modify an aircraft? They themselves were the best tools.
The aircraft were only the beginning of Shen Bing's plan. These three transport planes were going to haul cargo; surely they couldn't all return with empty crates?
Shen Bing had already made all the necessary preparations for the cargo.
The Jibada Company had signed a major contract with Germany's Baima Machinery Manufacturing Company for ten assembly lines.
As Shen Bing had requested, the production lines had already been packed into crates.
The machinery manufacturing industry was struggling these days, especially with Huaxia's rapid rise in recent years. Certain high-precision production lines had once been necessities for Huaxia. Since they couldn't manufacture them themselves, they had naturally had to buy them from abroad at high prices.
Germany, with its meticulous approach, had always been a world leader in this field and had naturally earned enormous profits from sales to Huaxia. But orders from Huaxia had gradually declined over the past two years, steadily dragging down their profit margins.
Of course, Baima actually possessed even more advanced equipment technology, but those technologies were subject to export restrictions, and the company didn't dare risk selling them to Huaxia.
Now a company had actually ordered ten production lines in one go. That was a contract worth over a hundred million.
More importantly, the production lines the buyer wanted weren't particularly advanced. The most accommodating part was that they didn't need anyone sent over to help with installation, nor did they require after-sales support.
Good heavens! A buyer who didn't need after-sales service? Weren't they afraid the equipment would break down after they bought it?