"It won't be a wasted effort. Nanyuan's seafood is so cheap that no merchants will even trade it. We can sign a contract based on their current selling price. Once that's done, we can handle transport and packaging and start opening Nanyuan seafood restaurants in various locations. We'll build our reputation first, and then we can directly buy out Nanyuan's seafood suppliers. I've run the numbers. Factoring in the acquisition at Nanyuan's current prices, plus transportation, labor, and restaurant expenses, we can break even by doubling the price of the seafood." Ye Qianning hopped down from her chair, ran to the desk, and pulled out the papers with her calculations from the left drawer, presenting them to the two men.
Gu Shuo had already gotten the gist of it from her explanation, and his gaze fell upon the papers. They clearly detailed a distribution map, Nanyuan's current seafood prices, labor costs, and restaurant projections.
