During the following period, after discussing with a few women, Ji Yang finally came up with a comprehensive construction plan for Xincheng.
First of all, the Qian Sisters invested five billion yuan to kick-start the construction of Xincheng, mainly focusing on real estate.
For Qian Huifang, this was familiar territory. In her view, this sum was enough to get things started. Once they had this money, the presale of houses could be fully launched, and with subsequent funding, they could keep the development rolling.
Then came Xiao Li’s Huayuan Photovoltaic Group taking position in Xincheng to build a large photovoltaic industrial cluster, with an initial investment of twenty billion yuan.
Of course, these twenty billion were obtained through loans using the Group’s patents and other assets.
Xiao Li did not elaborate on the specifics, and Ji Yang did not inquire further. After all, this investment instantly set off a frenzy throughout South Dian province. Read complete version only at NoveI★Fire.net
It should be noted that there were not many investment projects of this magnitude in South Dian Province.
Nobody knew why Xiao Li and her company had chosen to invest in a place like Chunshui County, but everyone recognized that such a project would greatly promote the construction of the entire Xincheng.
Regarding this matter, Ji Yang had also questioned Xiao Li, who casually told him that everyone was optimistic about their factory, and moreover, sales were already doing well. They could repay the money in a very short time.
The third investment was the combined effort of the Wu Family Sisters and Cao Li, who put in six billion yuan to develop leisure and entertainment projects in Xincheng, aiming to create an entertainment hub.
In this regard, Cao Li had control over a vast array of resources.
Furthermore, Wu Mi and her group would also establish a new media company. Their goal was to turn Xincheng into a new media incubation base.
Ji Yang himself had over a billion yuan in funds, which he used under Chen Yongsong’s name, injecting it into Qian Huifang and her associates’ real estate development company to serve as capital for road construction infrastructure.
Naturally, with these companies coming to invest, various preferential policies had to follow suit. Nearly free land in Xincheng was provided to these corporations.
One day, Ji Yang took these details with him to Quyang City.
He went straight to the office of Yang Bo, the municipal party secretary.
Yang Bo had just taken up his position, transferred from another place, and was contemplating development strategies. Hearing of Ji Yang’s arrival, his brow furrowed slightly. Before coming, the people behind him had told him to neither support nor oppose Ji Yang.
Because of such instructions, even though he had gone on research trips since taking office, he had not visited Chunshui County. He didn’t want to get too involved in the affairs there. Regarding Chunshui County, he only knew about a submitted proposal to relocate the county seat, and to him, the matter was insignificant. As long as the county itself had money for the relocation, it was their business. At the meetings, he also noticed that no one wanted to delve too deeply into Chunshui County’s affairs, so the construction plan for the new city in Chunshui County was approved. However, while the approval was granted, all the funding was left for Chunshui County to raise on its own.
Now that Ji Yang had arrived, Yang Bo somewhat feared that he was there to ask the city for money.
At present, there were many units within the city vying for funds, and he was especially reluctant to allocate money to Chunshui County.
Although he had these thoughts, since Ji Yang was also a county party secretary and it wouldn’t be appropriate not to meet him, he reluctantly had his staff usher Ji Yang inside.