That was twenty percent of the mining rights to a new jadeite mine. If they could obtain those rights, the Meng Family could break into the jewelry business and even secure a prominent position in Xiangcheng's jewelry industry.
After all, Xiangcheng's jewelry industry had always relied on purchasing raw materials; they didn't control any of the sources. His eldest sister-in-law's family, however, had chanced upon a jadeite mine in Myanmar. Even though it was a small mine, its output was enough to supply the entire jewelry industry in Xiangcheng.
Once that happened, even giants of Xiangcheng's jewelry industry like the Cheng Family would have to buy raw materials from them. Wouldn't the profits just come rolling in?
Even without being involved in the family business, Meng Chenghui understood this simple principle.
