Although Director Gao stammered, he presented his report quite well. He covered two main points: first, that 200,000 yuan had been spent but not for business purposes. Naturally, he added that the Party Secretary, who had secretly siphoned off the money, had already been arrested; the funds could not be recovered, but the Sanmao Factory was ready to admit its mistake and guaranteed it would never happen again.
The second point was the issue of sales. Originally, the Sanmao Factory relied entirely on the government's centralized procurement and distribution. But now that downstream garment factories had all been privatized and the government had stopped purchasing, they could no longer sell their fabrics. In terms of sales, they had to rely on the Hong Kong merchants to help them; they simply couldn't manage on their own.
Director Gao watched Nie Zhao with eager eyes. Could Boss Nie solve the problem, and how would he negotiate?
Chapter 153