Hamid finds a surprising solution to his financial woes: leveraging Syria’s oil reserves to supply Charlie Wade’s Yisu Shipping fleet. This lucrative partnership promises significant cost savings and a stable income stream for Hamid, preventing his operations from becoming a financial black hole. Charlie’s strategic foresight ensures mutual benefit, transforming a potential liability into a profitable venture.
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Millionaire Son In Law Chapter 7337
The biggest cost of long-distance transportation is fuel.
A 100,000 ton cargo ship requires tens of tons of heavy oil every day, and can refill thousands or even tens of thousands of tons of oil at a time.
If the price difference per ton is only a few hundred yuan, the difference can reach hundreds of thousands of yuan per refill.
Many ocean-going cargo ships like to refuel in Singapore, mainly because oil prices there are cheap and they can save a lot of money by filling their tanks to the brim.
If Hamid has oil, he doesnât have to struggle to find buyers.
He just needs to sell his oil to the Cataclysmic Front army at a lower price,
and the Cataclysmic Front army would then sell its heavy oil to Yisu Shipping at a lower price, and this line of business would be successful.
At that time, Hamid could make a profit, the Cataclysmicdian Front could make a profit, and Yisu Shipping could save on fuel costs.
Given the scale of the fleet, cost savings could reach hundreds of millions per year.
This is definitely a win-win situation.
In addition, by relying on the foundation of this route escort,
The Cataclysmic Front army only needs to provide the refueling business to Yisu Shipping as a side job.
Although Syriaâs oil reserves are not as rich as those of richer countries,
Charlie didnât expect Hamid to get a big oil field that could produce tens of thousands of dollars per day.
As long as there are enough oil fields for the Cataclysmic Front and Yisu Shipping armies to digest internally, it is worth doing.
Besides, Charlie didnât want to save for himself.
The main reason is that Hamid is a difficult parent to manage.
He usually lives in a poor mountain valley and has almost no source of income.
If it werenât for his help, the base would never be in this situation.
However, if its expenses are not enough to cover its revenues in the long run, the company will seem to be constantly losing money.
The whole company is like a bottomless pit.
If you force him to make money, he wonât be able to do it.
At that point, you either have to subsidize it yourself or just give up.
So for Charlie, the best way is to help Hamid find a stable source of income.
Syria is plagued by constant war and its land is barren.
It was impossible to achieve self-sufficiency even by farming, let alone earning money to support a large army.
If you want to make money locally, the best way is to extract oil.
If Hamid couldnât find a piece of land that could produce oil, Charlie even considered asking him to find an opportunity to seize it.