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Chapter five hundred and eighty third take what they need

Dahua Industrial is already a powerful company. In terms of asset size, it is definitely one of the best among domestic companies. In terms of profit income, it is not necessarily worse than traditional monopoly companies such as telecommunications and electricity. It is not much worse than operating income. Dahua Industrial is always among the top companies in the country.

On another occasion, Sucheng might be surrounded by the center as a highly respected corporate leader and receive a few warm greetings and flatteries. After all, Dahua Industrial produces 800,000 tons of ethylene and methanol and 1.1 million tons of refined oil at least occupies the upstream of the chemical industry chain. With abundant capital, it can be regarded as a domestic giant.

However, in Mr. Fei's yard, these leaders who were in state-owned enterprises, grew up in state-owned enterprises and made their fortunes obviously regained their past political complexes, and they all listened to the movements inside, and had no time and energy to pay attention to Sucheng.

Even there is an atmosphere of shared hatred and slim flowing in the courtyard.

The whole 1990s was not easy for state-owned enterprises. Being able to get orders at international exhibitions was a good thing that was both famous and profitable, and everyone was watching.

Because we don’t know the specific information, we can’t say what the selection criteria are. In the eyes of state-owned enterprise officials, technology is secondary and can be blown out with our mouths. Compared with past experience, the company chooses its own technology and then selects the company based on its industry status is the most commonly used method.

No one is willing to give private enterprises a share of the pie. This is not only a prejudice of state-owned enterprises, but also an inevitable direction for long-term interests.

According to many people, if there were no private enterprises, the current state-owned enterprises would definitely be alive, and perhaps they would be as brilliant as they had been in the sixties and seventies.

There is no way to prove the facts, but in places where state-owned enterprise people gather, such remarks are extremely marketable.

The only one who was not affected was Lin Yonggui. He found a few familiar state-owned enterprises officials and accompanied Su Cheng, and said with a smile: "I don't have to pay attention to these people. Over time, I have become a small circle. Such as aerospace, power grid, railway vehicles, and lower my head when I ask for help. I usually ignore people, so I'll get used to it."

Accompanied by senior cadres of Blue Star Company, which was directly under the former Ministry of Chemical Industry. For the sake of chemical products of Petroleum Corporation and Dahua Industrial, the manager Zhang Yongxi said: "When Mr. Lin still asks them to bow their heads, we can only ask for help."

Lin Yonggui smiled and waved his hand, saying, "Didn't there be a sincere delegation to Haohua Aerospace Chemical Engineering two days ago? It's not easy to see the delegation of the Aviation Technology Group."

"No matter whether it is a sincere delegation or a delegation, it is now, and I still want to book chemicals at a price of tens of thousands of yuan per ton. The requirements are particularly high. The R&D costs alone are at least millions..." Zhang Yongxi is a middle-aged man with a black face. When talking about the delegation, he said with a bit of a bad attitude: "If they are not willing to take half of the R&D costs, they can't do such a business."

"You didn't agree? Where is the other party?"

"I'm still trying to figure it out. So I sent a few technicians to cooperate with our research and development. As a result, I didn't want to give anything except a few people, and the orders I gave were also low."

When Lin Yonggui saw that he was very angry, he understood: "Have you just talked to the Aviation Group?"

"I talked all night last night." Zhang Yongxi said angrily: "It's so cool. They only need 20 tons of chemicals in total, so they are so embarrassed to ask us to pay millions of research funds..."

"Can't the products be sold to other companies?" Su Cheng didn't quite understand his anger. Although he didn't have much experience in purchasing states, in Su Cheng's eyes, technology and patents are valuable in themselves, and it is natural to spend R&D costs and obtain R&D results. It is better to get reservations before the products are sold, and it is even better to be sold at high prices. After all, even without procurement, the laboratory cannot be shut down.

Zhang Yongxi's concepts were obviously different, saying: "What they wanted was chemicals for aerospace, and this kind of thing was difficult to sell to foreign countries, which was equivalent to being a one-time job."

Su Cheng smiled and said, "If you change it, you might be able to use it somewhere."

"It's good to use it. I'm afraid that if I wait for ten or eight years, I'll have a better variety, which is a waste." The thinking patterns of state-owned enterprises are obviously different. Zhang Yongxi doesn't care about what value these patented technologies can achieve in five years or twenty years. He cares about only the revenue indicators during his term of office. Even his revenue indicators during his term of office are not that important. As long as the head office makes a profit, he will be satisfied.

"That's right, there are even more powerful things. If the reform is made and the group is split, it will be a wedding dress for people..." Wang Jianming, the Rubber and Plastics Group, a subsidiary of the textile system, spoke with his elbows against the wall with his hands, showing the same unhappy expression.

Similar to his peers, the Textile Machinery Corporation, which Wang Jianming joined when he was young, was one of the most popular companies in China. It was a trust group in China at that time. It controlled the upstream industries of the textile industry with one hand and the market of 1 billion people across the country with the other, and also shouldered the heavy responsibility of exporting and raising foreign exchange. This "heavy responsibility" is understood in modern language, which is excess profit.

However, the Textile Machinery Industry Corporation, which had its nostrils facing the sky in the 1970s, was finally backed by the Ministry of Textile. After the reform of the State Council in 1988 and 1993, the Ministry of Textile has gradually become a public institution directly under the State Council, a subsidiary unit of a subsidiary unit such as the Rubber and Plastics Group, and naturally split it up again and again. The good ones are eaten by others, and the bad ones are left to themselves.

If there were a few years later, state-owned enterprise officials like Wang Jianming would be accustomed to being split and merged. But in 1993, the Rubber and Plastic Group, which had just been stripped of its background, had not yet made good preparations for fate, so it was naturally full of resentment.

Su Cheng listened for a while before he understood that the Rubber and Plastics Group thanks to the research institute that left behind, and this year it has released some new things in artificial rubber, so he has the opportunity to attend Fei Lao's symposium. However, the maintenance cost of such a research institute is also not low. Su Cheng, which owns Dahua Industrial, knows that unless the current Pixel Group can have the profit increase level of top private enterprises, it will not be easy to survive until 2000.

In fact, what can the textile companies that can survive until 2000? The textile department is gone, and these companies are all dead to fend for themselves. Even if they catch the last bus of joint-stock transformation, most of the ordinary employees will buy out and leave.

In the best case, it is to sell the factory land and make a living by sharing a sum of money is most in line with the interests of employees.

I was idle, and I complained, and others complained too.

Su Cheng listened carefully and suddenly realized that those who accompanied Dahua Industrial were all frustrated in the reform.

Needless to say, the Ministry of Textiles and Chemical Group has almost retreated completely. Even the aggressive oil company does not have much confidence in the power, railways, aerospace, automobile industry and other departments. Its biggest reliance is domestic oil resources and the qualifications for importing and exporting oil products, but this qualification is not absolutely monopolized. There is also the competition between Sinopec and CNOOC. In the final analysis, it is due to the abolition of the Ministry of Petroleum during the reform of the State Council.

In comparison, the Ministry of Railways, which is a piece of iron, is much happier, and has always been free and free, or those machinery companies with strong independence have not been directly impacted by reform. When the administrative level remains unchanged and the company's situation remains unchanged, they naturally cannot be regarded as frustrated.

When state-owned enterprises are superior to others, the frustrated people are really closer to Dahua Industrial. Several people chat and complain casually, and time passes quickly.

About an hour later, Liu Jianguo unexpectedly appeared at the door and smiled and said, "Everyone, please come in."

Everyone entered in a row. When they arrived in Sucheng, Liu Jianguo smiled softly, nodded, and did not say much.

The reception room in the inner room is a tall old-fashioned main hall, with two chairs on the front and one table on both sides, and four rows of chairs on both sides, which is quite crowded.

Representatives of the Aerospace Group sat in the front row with unswervingly, and representatives of large central enterprises such as Hydropower Group, Yizhong, and Lianzhong stepped forward one after another, and they all sat in the front row.

Zhang Yongxi patted Wang Jianming on the shoulder, and the two of them sat in the back row voluntarily.

The rear row is obviously an added position, which not only represents a decrease in comfort, but also means a different position. If the person sitting in the front row is a state-owned enterprise that is valued, then the person falling in the second row can only be called an alternate member.

Lin Yonggui naturally had to sit in the front row, and Su Cheng followed closely behind, but just as he walked into the middle, he was suddenly squeezed away by someone.

"The township enterprises just sit next to you." The man who squeezed him away was shaking his big butt with a bad expression.

Su Cheng looked down at the nameplate on his chest, smiled, and said, "Huainan Iron and Steel Group, are you almost being squeezed to death by the small iron factory? You have squeezed into the wrong place."

"A lean camel is bigger than a horse." Huainan Iron and Steel Group is at the forefront of private enterprise competition, and its annual losses are as high as hundreds of millions of yuan, which is obviously impossible to support it. The resentment towards private enterprises is also accumulated over time.

Su Cheng did not give in and sat down first, then raised his legs and said, "If you are a camel, wouldn't China Petroleum Corporation be a blue whale... The competitiveness of the enterprise is the life of the enterprise. You can't even save your life, so what seat should you compete for?"

"You..." The representative of Huainan Iron and Steel Group couldn't pull Sucheng up on the spot, so he simply sat opposite Sucheng.

Although the profit is not good, no one has to compete with him for the scale of Huainan Iron and Steel Group. When he is firmly in charge, the more he becomes more angry, and he even said loudly: "If you want me to say that private enterprises should not be sent to the exhibition. If there is any technology worth seeing, you can hand it over to the relevant state-owned enterprises to join the group on their behalf. At that time, wouldn't it be enough to leave some profit for them? Our state-owned enterprises will treat it as free help. Are they all taking the needs?"

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