The interest rates of Russian commercial banks in 1992 were ridiculously high.

The parity interest of the State Bank is 110%, while the interest of commercial banks is as high as 220%, and the interest of some special projects is increased to 300%, but no one cares about it.

In the name of providing technical guidance, the Chinese bank group determined the interest on ruble at 280%, the interest on RMB at 20%, and the interest on US dollar at 10%, and it was still recognized by Bawell and others.

They actually have no financial reserves, at least they are unable to buy an oil field. Therefore, during the time when the whole society is borrowing wildly, they do not think that 280% interest is expensive, and hyperinflation will depreciate the money several times in a year.

However, feeling is one thing, reason is one thing. After all, the duration of hyperinflation cannot last long and gradually weakens. This is not the case with bank loans.

Moreover, private commercial banks also have a rather immoral tool: the number of compound interest rates.

The same 280% interest loan of 10,000 yuan will be borrowed. The interest will be calculated once a year and the interest will be converted into the principal. The compound interest in five years will be returned to 7.92 million yuan. However, if the compound interest is calculated once a month, 291 million yuan will be returned in five years. The difference between the two is 40 times.

Even hyperinflation cannot keep up with crazy compound interest.

Russia's financial oligarchs completely divided the wealth of the former Soviet Union in 20 years and became world-class wealthy people. They only used several simple and primitive financial means. It was only because the country's regulatory system failed that they had accumulated incredible wealth.

But the more primitive the means, the more cruel it is.

Bawell and "Xiami" and others hope to become oligarchs, but they did not complete their accumulation as soon as possible, so they could only endure exploitation.

Both sides knew this well and soon signed a document stipulating that Dahua would help provide technology and funds, whether it was rubles, US dollars or RMB, and were eventually returned in the same currency by Bawell and others. The collaterals were oil fields and oil.

After giving Dahua the first priority acquisition right, in mid-March, Sucheng arrived at the Tyumen Oilfield in a mighty manner.

The one that Bavel bought was indeed a small oil field called the Skol Oilfield. Of course, Russia's small oilfield is not small at all in China. Its proven reserves exceed 50 million tons, and it has only undergone preliminary exploration. Judging from Sucheng's experience, it is not surprising that it will discover another 20 million tons after supplementary exploration.

According to international standards, if 2.5% is mined every year, at least 1.5 million tons of crude oil can be produced a year, which is 1,000 barrels of crude oil. Even if you sell it for US$30 per barrel, it will cost 300 million US dollars a year. For individuals, such income is no problem for wealth and descendants.

No real gold mine is valuable than this oil well!

Looking at the desolate Siberian Aoyuan in front of him, Bawell jumped off the off-road vehicle, knelt on the ground, leaned over and kissed the cold hard soil. Chameer and Stahanno followed closely behind, buried their heads in the dead grass and took deep breaths.

Su Cheng and others stood aside and understood their feelings very well. In order to obtain this oil field, Bawell and the others must have made considerable efforts.

After a long time, Bawell stood up and said, "Dong Su. Next, it's all up to you."

"Well, leave it to us." Su Cheng pushed out the man like a black iron tower behind him and said, "This is Mr. Qin Shiwei. He will be responsible for the technology in the drilling and oil production process. In China, Mr. Qin Shiwei has personally participated in the mining of several large oil fields and is very experienced."

Qin Shiwei was once the vice president of the Shengli Oilfield Drilling and Oil Production Research Institute, and later the president. With the Chinese system, he not only participated in the construction of all the oil production projects of Shengli Oilfield, but was also sent out to build many projects. He had no rest time every year and was responsible for a 50 million tons oil field project, which can be said to be extremely relaxed.

Due to Xiaopang's relationship, Qin Shiwei was finally poached by Su Cheng.

However, in front of Qin Shiwei, no boss dared to show off, not only his status, but also his strong body. Seeing Qin Shiwei, it is easy to think of words like "iron-killed man". If you use the brain to hang upside down here, there is no problem at all. In the academic world, Qin Shiwei may be considered a top scholar by relying on academic achievements, but if he hits a ring or something, he must be the first place on the board. When a normal researcher's little arms and legs meet Qin Shiwei, perhaps an inadvertent collision, the person next to him will exclaim: "Double Kill!"

Even standing among a group of Russians, Qin Shiwei's body looked extremely generous. Seeing him guiding the installation of equipment in the crowd, Su Cheng sympathized with the patience on the shoulder and said, "You are quite insignificant at home."

Xiaopang was puzzled: "How do you know?"

"Your wife is smarter than a monkey, your father-in-law is stronger than an orangutan, and you can explain as much as you want to do with your 200 kilograms of meat."

The little fat looked at the sky in a daze, feeling an epiphany.

According to the agreement, Bawell and others had no right to interfere with the early technology. Su Cheng introduced Qin Shiwei at this time, which means a notice.

Bawell shook hands with Qin Shiwei in an informed and tactful manner, and then handed over the translation.

Most of the workers were from the former Soviet Union, both from Russia and from republics, and they all had to be translated and helped. As for the former Soviet Union's own engineers, those with names and surnames had already gone to Occupy Petroleum Corporation, and some even opened their own companies.

At this time, the social atmosphere of the former Soviet countries was even more money-produced than that of China a few years ago. Not only were those who made missiles better than those who sold tea eggs, but now they wanted to make missiles, but Americans would not allow it!

The result is that the smartest mind either works in a foreign research institute or makes money from business. Among the "Seven Oligarchs" in later Russia, Berezovsky was an academician of the Soviet Academy of Sciences and a very outstanding mathematician. After his personal assets expanded to the 97th place in the world, he went into exile overseas.

Bavel did his best to collect some Soviet experts, but they were all chosen by Occupy Petroleum. Sucheng didn't care. Oil is a very open world, and everything was spoken by salary. If Dahua Industrial offers high salaries, German experts will also use it. If it cannot offer high salaries, Soviet experts will naturally work in high salaries.

In comparison, Sucheng would rather cultivate Dahua's own team. Although there will be a certain flow, the cooperation and tacit understanding between Chinese engineers will be much better.

Moreover, China and the Soviet Union have not been dating for nearly 20 years, and the oil extraction technology of the two sides is also clearly different. Since Sucheng wants to use his own set, he is not prepared to recruit ordinary Soviet experts. In fact, oil companies in other countries do the same. Each company has its own corporate culture and technology. Unless it is a great Soviet expert, it will take a difficult process to integrate. Soviet experts who cannot or are unwilling to integrate can only serve as footnotes to the disintegration of the Soviet Union, and stay in the lower right corner of the screen in the form of a hidden boss such as the gatekeeper.

The rumbling bulldozers, cranes and trucks struggled to slide down the muddy dirt road and began to move forward. The Soviet Union invested a lot in the development of Siberia, with the main purpose of obtaining Siberia's oil resources, corresponding engineering vehicles, etc., which also made a considerable improvement.

Qin Shiwei spread out the drawings on the front cover of the off-road vehicle, first determined a few flat positions, and then said to Bawell: "Heavy equipment is ready to enter the venue."

Bawell understood it and immediately used a telegraph machine to notify him.

Not long after, two huge military helicopters were flying over the sky with huge generator sets.

The closer you get, the more noise the helicopter will be. The huge volume is also shown.

If it was hoisting other things, it would not have such an obvious reference, but it was clearly two generator sets weighing more than ten tons, which immediately made many people stunned.

The two helicopters were moving in the air like two villas.

"This is...how can there be such a big helicopter?"

"M26 helicopter, with a maximum load of 20 tons. It is similar to a large transport aircraft." Bawell smiled proudly and said, "Our family has some capabilities in the military, so we borrowed two military helicopters. Mi26 was originally civilian, but they were rented out by foreign oil companies. We can only borrow temporary use from the military. When developing Mi26, we took into account the needs of comprehensive development of Siberia and required all-weather capabilities. It is often used in oil field development and oil drilling. Well, it is very convenient."

"So, is it really a Rocket Nest hanging under it?" Xiaopang took out the camera without waiting for his answer, and hesitated to Su Cheng and shouted: "Master, hurry up, help me take photos, and you will take photos of the Rocket Nest."

Su Cheng had no choice but to do so, pressed the shutter and said, "These two planes need to help us transport a lot of things. If you are interested, you can take a plane to the train freight yard to supervise the equipment lifting there."

"Really possible?"

Sucheng nodded, and Bawell also nodded and said, "Just say it to the pilot."

While speaking, the world's largest helicopter slowly hovered over the construction site.

The workers rushed up and directed the plane to place the generator set in a fixed position.

Even though it took more than an hour to put a device, the people who watched it were sweating profusely. In this process, the Soviets played a leading role. Their oil department has always used the best equipment in the entire Suzhou. Not only have helicopters, nuclear bombs, airdrops and high-explosion equipment, they have also experienced a lot, but they have rich experience.

After the equipment was hoisted, Bawell said something on the walkie-talkie, and saw the leading helicopter dropping a rope.

Xiaopang immediately had an ominous premonition.

Bawell pushed it with a chance and said with a smile: "It is not convenient to land on the construction site, it will pull you up."

Halfway through the translator, Xiaopang's eyes went straight, and he looked at Su Cheng for help, saying, "I'm so heavy, I will swell my flesh."

Su Cheng persuaded: "If you walk through this village, you will not have this store."

Xiaopang gritted his teeth and said, "I'm willing to sacrifice myself for a while. I'll be swollen."

Amid the cheers and shouts of help, the little fat man tied up was pulled onto a helicopter dozens of meters high.

At that time, he was a little happy.

The next day, he regretted it.

Because I had the opportunity to take a helicopter again. In fact, it was more than once.

Throughout March, the Skolle Oilfield was being built rapidly, and helicopters flew around two or three times a day.....)
Chapter completed!