Feng Jun straightforwardly refused Brother Bao's request.
He could allow a couple of counties for the other party to operate, refraining from developing other manufacturing plants, but dreaming of a nationwide monopoly was out of the question.
Brother Bao was very disappointed with this reply, as he was really optimistic about the project. Even though it wasn't very high-end and not the type of business he should be managing at his level, it involved people's livelihood and had a large quantity!
However, what Feng Jun said wasn't wrong. Cement is cheap, and once transportation distances get longer, costs would skyrocket. The best solution is localized production.
Since Brother Bao had taken over the cement factory, after thinking it over, he figured he could research other factories. Then he discovered the glass factory—the equipment from the glass factory was particularly popular on Feng Jun's shelves.
