Claverley smiled and spread his hands, saying, "It's simple, a 3.5% return, plus an admission ticket for England Enterprise's investment in Central Africa and Congo.
We won't intervene in the resource sector, but rather focus on the service industry."
Joe Ga instantly realized that Claverley wanted to use his reputation to resolve the aftermath of the previous virus incident.
The liquidation plan he led at the time caused too much trouble, and the actions were too harsh.
The Congo Government froze all of England Enterprise's investments in Congo due to the virus incident.
Those mining investors deserved to be cleaned out, but the investors from other industries were somewhat innocent.
In fact, England's investment in Congo's service industry wasn't that much, mainly their holdings in accounting firms and some hotel business buildings.
Now they want to reclaim these assets, even if it requires spending money again, they find it worthwhile.
