169 episodes. If you don’t give it to me, you’ll have to bring it.
early morning and late night.
Jang Min-soo got up from the bed and looked to the side.
There Lily was sleeping soundly.
After confirming that she was sleeping, he prepared a beer and sat down on the sofa.
– Cheek! Bump, buzz.
“Woo…”
I thought as I stared blankly into the dark room with a long sigh.
‘What’s the big picture, damn it. He said that he had to set a goal and go there unconditionally.’
A series of processes to secure acquisition feasibility through Zhao Private Equity Fund and GL Group and divert a portion of the investment cost.
What was important was not the grand goal of the future of the Republic of Korea, but the size of the slush fund set by the uncle and the vice minister.
He has to replenish that money somehow.
‘Still, I’m glad to see the benefit of the GL group this time. Because we were able to make up for the shortfall thanks to the many-fold increase in the size of the acquisition of Abest Gun.’
The problem occurred in part of the project, which caused the investment cost to be blown, but this case was able to make up for it.
Some of these include the Korokoro copper mine in Bolivia and the lithium development right in the Uyuni Desert, and the Chim-Kaltasai mine in Uzbekistan and the Kazakhmus mine in Kazakhstan.
The mines were supposed to be taken over by lobbying the powers of the political world, but they only informed them that the policy direction had suddenly changed to nationalization using an absurd excuse.
Among them were Vice Minister Sohn Young-seok and the weak Uzbek Minister Komilov.
‘The more I think about it, the hotter I get, you bastards. You’re just wasting money and wiping your mouth.’
In my heart, I wanted to open up the lobby, but I couldn’t do it because of Vice Minister Sohn Young-seok’s instructions to remain silent until the end of the project.
If they open it, the lobbying party will suffer, but the lobbying party will also have problems.
– Whoops. woo woo.
A text message was displayed on the phone’s screen along with a vibration.
On the other side of the globe, it was still daytime, so officials were contacting them.
“Ha… What a bastard!”
Jang Min-soo put down his phone and put one hand on his forehead.
The person who sent the text message was an employee of the Indonesian corporation of Korea Mineral Resources Corporation.
-This is Young-Hoon Lee, the manager in charge of the acquisition of the bituminous coal mine in Capuas, Indonesia.
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syncopation.
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We cannot accept the part where you have ordered a back-end contract with SYS, a business intermediary.
How much more to specify a rebate?
This is clearly illegal, and we will report the related matters to the Korean head office.
In addition, SYS has reserved the first promised permission for forest damage, so even the permission to take over the mine may be revoked.
In this situation, the mine owner, Salin Group, is demanding an acquisition contract of $80 million, so I would like to ask Manager Jang Min-soo, who is in charge of the overall responsibility, to review the entire project.
‘If I were to take on this job, I would be looking at the manager, and I would be the head of a family with a child. What the hell is this bastard?’
Others tried to spare themselves until their retirement age and somehow closed their eyes and pretended not to know.
However, Manager Lee Young-hoon was tackling it as if he was an apostle of justice.
“Oh, I do. Boss.”
Jang Min-soo immediately called the president of the Korea Mineral Resources Corporation.
And he told me about Lee Young-hoon without adding or subtracting.
– I’m sorry about this, chief chief. He was a bit of an FM, but I didn’t know it would be like this even when he was promoted to general manager.
“It’s an excuse. Please replace the working person quickly and finish it. Capua’s case is the vice minister’s responsibility, so if it’s late, I’ll be surprised.”
– Oh, was it? If you had given me a hint in advance, I would have put you as a sure friend, but I made a big mistake. I will send you right away as a reliable greeting.
“There should be no problems this time.”
– Whether or not
As soon as Jang Min-soo hung up the phone, a text message came along with a hum.
“This guy and that guy, he’s very rich.”
The person who sent the message was Sigit Sutan Salin, the successor of the Salin Group.
He sent a unilateral request to remit the rebate first because he had to write with a reminder that the down payment had not been received.
– Bump. Bump. Kwajik.
A sigh of disappointment crept out of his mouth as he emptied the beer can and leaned back on the sofa.
‘I didn’t come into construction for this…’
There was Inyoung sitting on the armrest of the sofa next to Minsoo Jang.
Lily gently wrapped her face in comforting him and buried it in her chest.
“When did you wake up?”
“Just now, I heard something…”
“I’m sorry, was your voice a little loud?”
“No. I woke up surprised to find out that it wasn’t the people watching me.”
“Are those mercenary bastards even in the room?”
“Sometimes he sneaks in and goes through my luggage.”
“Aren’t you doing anything else?”
“With you, what else can I do?”
“okay?”
Jang Min-soo buried his face in her chest again.
“You look tough, you.”
“……no.”
“I don’t understand.”
“what?”
“After watching you over the past year, you don’t have to do this kind of work, but you have enough wealth and ability. Why do you have to live so hard?”
“……”
Jang Min-soo smiled bitterly but did not answer.
Lily said, stroking his face.
“I didn’t think there was always one way in the world.”
She slowly entered Jang Min-soo’s heart.
***
“CEO Jin, this is the GL boss I mentioned earlier.”
Koh Sang-moon introduced the middle-aged man sitting next to him and said.
“Nice to meet you, President Shin Woo-seop. This is Jin Yu-seong.”
“You’re handsome because you’re taller than I’ve heard of this. It’s Wooseop Shin. Hahaha.”
Shin Woo-seop showed a strong first impression with a strong handshake.
“Shin, how was the meeting with Min-soo Jang?”
Shin Woo-seop grinned at Koh Sang-moon’s question.
“Perhaps this time too, he will stamp himself and pass it on. Hahaha.”
“As expected, the boss of Jang Min-soo is a rat poison.”
“Sandans like that will avoid it if they scratch it gently and create a situation where they will get angry.
“Ugh, I also want to avoid when the boss scratchs me. How hard are you to scratch a sore spot?”
“It’s all in the past. Hahaha.”
Shin Woo-seop changed the topic after laughing out loud.
“How did things go with Emkanah? Did you agree there?”
“That’s why I made a quick seat with the two of you.”
Sang-Moon Koh spoke about Simon Cowen, CEO of MKANA.
He defined Mkana CEO as an untrustworthy person in one word.
“The very person I’ve met is Simon Cowen who won’t pay a rebate no matter how much money he gets from the sale.”
“Jang Min-soo is… Whoops.”
I can guess without even saying it.
Regardless of Simon’s character, we’ll go ahead with the draft.
Whether you take money or not.
“Like CEO Jin, I come out with a sigh. Min-soo Jang doesn’t seem to have time to look around right now. He will definitely offer a rebate to MKANA and invest a huge amount.”
Shin Woo-seop also tapped only the armrest with his fingertips, as if frustrated.
“Sir.”
“Yes, sir.”
“Isn’t it the largest natural gas producer in Canada?”
“you’re right.”
“I don’t know the details, but in Korea, isn’t it a pretty big customer for an energy company like MKANA? Common sense doesn’t make sense to feed customers just to get a rebate, but if you know anything, please tell me.”
Koh Sang-moon’s question was something I was curious about too.
When the two of us looked at Shin Woo-seop, he cleared his throat and opened his mouth.
“Emcarna is Canada’s largest natural gas company, but more than 60% of all mines are located in the United States. The proportion is gradually increasing.”
“It seems that the connection we have made in the United States is considerable.”
“Yes, there is a corner to believe.”
If you have connections with high-ranking officials in the US government, you can solve business problems with Korea relatively easily.
“Whatever it is, I see you as a hogu in the end.”
“Actually, there are rumors in the Canadian industry, it’s a global hogu. Damn, the president is disgraceful of the country. It’s ridiculous because it’s really…”
Shin Woo-seop gulped the glass of water, banged it on the table, and put it down.
“Give up this case, Mr. Jin. How will you receive what the other side doesn’t give you?”
“If you don’t give it to me, I’ll have you bring it.”
“yes?”
“I beg your pardon?”
Looking at Woo-seop Shin and Sang-moon Ko, who had absurd faces, I raised the corners of my mouth.
“Isn’t it enough to just receive a rebate or an investment?”
***
I summarized the contents of the meeting with the GL group and told them.
Hearing this, Jackie couldn’t hide his absurd expression.
“What the hell are you thinking?”
“What?”
“It’s not like ExxonMobil or Royal Dutch Shell, but MKANA is a world-class energy company. You’re going to cheat on it? How?”
what how? It’s deceiving with a phrase filled with soul.
“Where is the area that Mkana is most interested in?”
“It’s probably Nova Scotia in the southeast of Canada. It’s a place that other global energy companies besides MKANA are also watching.”
As expected, Jackie knows well as he has written a thesis on the geological structure of the world’s hottest regions.
As she said, if you use Nova Scotia as your bait, you won’t be able to get it without Emcana’s bite.
“Can you explain?”
Jackie put the map on the beam project and started briefing.
“Nova Scotia has an estimated reserves of over 5 billion barrels, and it’s only recently started getting attention.”
“Why? So many.”
“In Canada, most of the deposits are, but Nova Scotia is an offshore oil field. Probably because it is more expensive than onshore mining.”
Canada is as rich in resources as Australia.
The reason why this place has not received much attention is because oil and minerals are buried deep in the deep sea.
“Nova Scotia is a place where many energy companies have only explored for about 20 years since the 1990s and only see the tide. However, recent mining technology has advanced so much that it even touches the shale field. Will.”
“Isn’t there a place where drilling has started in earnest yet?”
“As far as I know, it is not. The deep sea is difficult not only for mining, but also for exploration.”
After shaking my head, I made a decision.
“I’m moving to Nova Scotia right now. Lucy, I’m asking the yacht company to rent a car and send it to Nova Scotia.”
“What grade would it be?”
“I’m going to be at sea for a few weeks, so maybe the Queen Elizabeth.”
“Yes, I’ll hire a mega-yacht.”
“Jackie.”
She turned off the beam project and looked at me.
“Mr. Denver said you know a lot of people in North America, right?”
“yes.”
“I’m asking you to find a suitable offshore drilling company. If possible, a Canadian company.”
“Okay, but Edward.”
“……?”
“Is it possible to find offshore oilfields using feng shui geography? You can’t even see the topography. Isn’t it something you’re going to look into while scuba diving?”
I’m going to make this comment.
It’s hard to wait for an excuse.
“You know what qi is? It’s kind of like invisible energy.”
“Isn’t it a plasma-like energy? Like chakras or auras.”
Hey, do you know anything about that?
“That’s right. I can’t see this, but I can feel it. It’s like there’s something in a certain area that I can’t catch.”
I raised my hands and moved around, pouring out nonsensical words like a pseudo-teacher.
“Ah, that’s how you feel on the sea.”
As a scholar who should be logical and rational, you can understand this.
Sometimes I am grateful for her interest in oriental culture.
“Kuh-hum, I believe. If you believe, you will be blessed.”