Zhang Peng had another meeting yesterday and reached a preliminary agreement, but there was simply no more room to negotiate on the price.
They're a state-owned enterprise, so they're holding firm. It's a flat 2.5 billion, not a penny less.
"It's a done deal. That's the price. Otherwise, they'd risk being accused of letting state assets devalue, and it would never pass their internal audit."
Zhang Peng sounded a bit resigned, as if he'd failed to do his job properly. But there really was nothing he could do.
"Alright, 2.5 billion it is. Ask them when we can sign the contracts and finalize the paperwork."
Lin Chu said, cutting straight to the point.
Lin Chu couldn't wait to see the LC Building appear on the map of Peng City.
"Okay."
Right there in front of Lin Chu, Zhang Peng quickly made the call, speaking with the other party in a serious, professional tone for a few minutes.
