Treasure hunt begins in England

Chapter 696 Inspection and Clues

After inspecting around, Liang En is still very satisfied with the overall layout of his industry in the Philippines. Although many layouts have only a prototype, they already have the function of being able to make blood by themselves.

In particular, the establishment of a series of livelihood projects allowed these plantations to cultivate a stable rear, and also allowed them to carry out some long-term business planning.

"Our next step will be to plan the infrastructure in a unified way, connect the current roads and irrigation and drainage systems in various plantation parks, and then build some reservoirs."

After returning to the place of residence, Huang Tao introduced the next development direction to Liang En, and at the same time applied to Liang En for more funds for these constructions. Of course, from a certain point of view, this is also an investment.

In addition to water conservancy and transportation, there is also the production of a substation and the replacement of some aging lines. In addition, they also hope to continue to purchase surrounding farms.

"Is it convenient to buy the surrounding farms now?" Liang En asked in a low voice. "I remember trying to buy a farm was not an easy thing to do."

"Liang En is right, especially I remember that farm investment or land investment is very popular around the world now. If we want to buy a farm, will it be too difficult?"

Out of love for land, Joan of Arc has been researching issues related to the global land market, so he was a little surprised by the other party's suggestion to buy land, which in her opinion was not easy.

"You're right, but the actual situation may be different from what you think." Huang Tao smiled helplessly, and then said. "Land as a whole is indeed valuable, but it's a different story in a specific area."

"Because the level of security in our area is average, and it is not the core area for the development of the northern Philippines, land like ours is prone to problems once it encounters international economic fluctuations in price."

According to Wang Tao, unlike those serious farms in the north, many farms in the southern Philippines are purely financial investment products of some international financial speculators.

As for financial investment products, once they realize that this product may not be profitable in a short period of time, they will sell it to avoid crowding out too much of their own funds.

For Liang En and the others who intend to seriously manage agriculture, now is indeed a good time to buy bottoms, and the network that Liang En and Joan of Arc can now organize can also ensure that their investment will not be lost to those financial speculators. Make a fool of yourself.

In the next two days, Liang En visited all the industries, especially the school, health center and the restaurant of the factory, and even had a meal in the restaurant of the weaving factory.

The restaurant uses credit cards to eat, and for this matter, Huang Tao bought a whole set of credit card system similar to the school cafeteria from Huaxia through the shopping website.

This thing can be easily bought in Europe or China, but for the Philippines, it can only be imported, so they have tossed for a long time for this system before it can be considered a successful installation.

According to regulations, each person will have a different amount of food subsidies each month depending on their level.And a formal worker can at least get a subsidy that can feed a female worker.

The dishes in the cafeteria are all very homely food in the Philippines. In addition to rice as the staple food, there are also some dishes made of chicken, pork, seafood and vegetables.

To be honest, the taste of these dishes was really average, and from Liang En's point of view, these dishes were sometimes too greasy, but the workers present were very satisfied with the food.

"The staple food and part of the non-staple food here are all produced by ourselves, while the other part of the non-staple food is purchased." After filling his stomach, Huang Tao introduced the situation of the restaurant to Liang En.

"According to our situation in the whole of last year, we have saved at least 20% of the cost compared with outsourcing, and the workers can also eat better." "

This is very good. Liang En nodded and asked, "I seem to have heard that you plan to build a food processing factory. Is this true?" "

"Yes, I plan to build a small rice mill." Huang Tao nodded and said. "Before, our rice was sent to the city for processing, but with more and more workers here, it is becoming more and more troublesome to do so."

"According to my observation, there is a demand for rice mills in the local area, so after the rice mill is built, it will not only save time, effort and money, but also bring in additional income."

Next, Huang Tao took out his mobile phone and sent Liang En the analysis report previously stored there. According to the judgment in the report, their market here is suitable for building a small rice mill with a daily processing capacity of 30 tons.

"Then let's do it." Liang En nodded after reading the report seriously. On the one hand, his report is indeed very detailed. On the other hand, the overall investment is more than 3 euros. For Liang En Yan is just a small amount of money.

After dealing with the matter at hand, several people obviously relaxed a lot, so Huang Tao took this opportunity to give Liang En a document that looked like a diary.

"What is this?" Liang En frowned after looking at the sent documents, because he felt that these things were all messy notes.

"This is the collection result of your order from the beginning. It contains all the stories about antiques and cultural relics discussed by those employees." Huang Tao said in a low voice after confirming that there was no one around.

"It's just that I can only confirm that these things do exist, but it is uncertain whether the hidden treasures and historical relics pointed to by the legend exist."

"Ah, it's okay, you've done a good job." Liang En nodded and said, "The next thing should be judged by me, and you don't need to worry about it."

"These things look a bit messy." After eating and returning to the guest room in the plantation, Joan looked at the records and said, "And a lot of them seem to be false news that have been rumored."

"For example, here—" Joan of Arc pointed to one of them, "They say that there is a large Japanese army base in this place, but in fact it is completely impossible."

"Because the hill was formed after a volcanic eruption in the 20s, there is absolutely no way the Japanese would have built warehouses or bases on it during World War II."

"You're right, so we need to analyze these things in detail before we can make a final judgment." Liang En nodded and said. "But it's much better than us looking around like chickens without a head."

Liang En and the others came to the Philippines for vacation, but they didn't mind this opportunity to see what interesting things there were. After all, the Philippines was once a rich country in history.

Although it is said that these riches belong to generations of invaders and not to the Filipinos, those invaders will always leave traces on this island.

And these things are what Liang En and the others want to find in this plan, but it is not easy to find these things, and studying these legends is obviously the best solution now.

(End of this chapter)