King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer Chapter 1134: 996: The Great Company

Chapter 1134: Chapter 996: The Great Company

When Boss Joe frowned and looked over, he discovered it was Jorge Andres, soone he had a brief encounter with at the airport, whom he had specifically looked into before.

A congressman from Rio State, considered a key figure in Brazilian politics!

Seeing Matias stand up respectfully to greet Jorge Andres, Joe Ga nodded politely and said, “It seems Mr. Andres is interested in my plan…

So, the congressman would surely be willing to assist us, right?

The police system in Rio State can turn a blind eye to drug dealers, so it certainly won’t trouble our delivery company.”

Jorge Andres nodded at the door and said, “This is the greatest business plan I’ve ever heard, but it can’t run solely on gangster support.

Recruitnt and training of personnel, as well as backend managent, require the involvent of highly qualified talent.

Moreover, this model can be replicated in other cities, requiring vast amounts of capital.

If suitable investors can be found to complete the marketization process, this endeavor has great potential.”

As he spoke, Jorge Andres looked at Joe Ga and earnestly said, “Sir, I happen to have a friend at the Brasilia Bank, if you need, I can find you enough startup capital.”

Joe Ga shook his head in disappointnt upon hearing this…

Jorge Andres surely ant well, if Boss Joe were rely an investor, he would certainly have agreed gladly.

Bringing in as many investors as possible to inflate the balloon, keep burning money to expand the market share, and then list publicly for financing…

After reaping enough profits from the stock market, he could use the managent control of the company to start reaping profits from both ends in the long run.

But doing so would only benefit the capital, perhaps solving so employnt issues for the favela population, but the company fundantally has no ties to the favelas.

Without involvent, how could the gangs possibly exert their best efforts?

Boss Joe’s approach is always aid at solving problems, not rely for making money.

Following a regular comrcial route with such a company, honestly, making money would be very difficult.

According to the standards of Brazilian cities, the operational model of such a company is controversial.

Not to ntion the costs of building a delivery network and backend managent, monopolization, overti work, employee insurance, and massive labor managent costs…

Such a company would face endless lawsuits from the start!

Especially when large capital becos interested in this market and wants to participate in the competition, whether such a company can continue to operate is a question.

Joe Ga doesn’t have much ti, energy, or money to invest, so he needs the support of the local governnt, to turn a blind eye to this company’s initial aggressive expansion and any subsequent issues it might face.

Having the gangs do street promotion is highly advantageous!

With specially customized cash registers, going door-to-door for promotion, those unwilling to cooperate would have soone sit in their restaurant, easily persuading everyone.

Once restaurant resources are secured, subsequent promotion is easy!

Everyone is inherently lazy, and when it’s not necessary, people will mostly choose to have food delivered to their hos instead of going out to eat.

Once you’ve used delivery service once, you’ll never forget it.

Moreover, Boss Joe is not just preparing a delivery company, he also plans to set up a company integrating an online shopping platform and express delivery services.

Joe Ga is also not planning to compete with similar local companies; he specifically liaises with Jia Liang Trade, and after so exploration, he’ll know what Brazilians like!

No need for upscale products, just find a piece of land in Rio State to set up a super logistics warehouse, sell products once they arrive…

Free shipping to ho for just $9.99, which is enticing to people in any country.

How much Jia Liang Trade can earn is not important. What’s important is how much production capacity it absorbs, indirectly increasing employnt while Rio gains tens of thousands of jobs due to this company.

Now, Brazil’s economy is at a low point, and investing heavily here during this period is still very worthwhile.

These are businesses that have been worn out in China, but in Europe, Arica, and even Brazil, they don’t work.

Firstly because of information asymtry, secondly due to habit issues, and thirdly because of the social environnt…

The labor cost here is too high, and various politicians representing capital interests can spring up any ti to cause trouble, looking to take advantage.

Without capital involvent, such businesses can’t even get started.

If the company doesn’t go public to share interests with super capital later, there will definitely be others standing up using proven business models to compete with you.

The Amazon is incredible, but without giant towers like BlackRock Group and Vanguard pouring in funds to safeguard it, whether Bezos can beco the richest man is still a question.

Yet Boss Joe has a mindset different from the norm, his original intention for proposing this so-called ‘business plan’ was not to make money, but to fulfill ‘Kitten’s’ wish.

Nis is the queen of Tubruq, and Kitten can be the queen of Rio too!

Making money is never as influential as controlling human resources!

So Boss Joe doesn’t consider the issue of going public.

As long as such a business model can achieve self-financing, he would be willing to throw in a few hundred million US dollars in the early stage.