Although Song Wenhui has never seen what Donghua City Steel looks like four years ago, Donghua City Steel has collapsed bit by bit in the past four years until it finally collapsed and reorganized Huaihai Provincial Steel Group. Song Wenhui knew this process.

When Donghua Steel finally merged and reorganized, it was heavily in debt. After decades of development, its net assets were less than 100 million yuan. In the end, the provincial steel did not pay too much to Donghua City, and almost got 700,000 tonnes of production capacity and corresponding markets in vain, but it also assumed nearly 500 million yuan of debt.

It must be said that Donghua City’s steel value was worth 2 billion four years ago, which cannot convince others.

Although Donghua City Steel no longer exists, the steel industry in Donghua City, which will reach a maximum capacity of 6 million tons next year, can be said to have been hatched from the corpse of Donghua City Steel. From this perspective, Donghua City Steel was worth 2 billion four years ago, which is not an exaggeration at all.

Mei Gang's rise has a direct relationship with the flow of talents with expertise in technology and management from Shigang, such as Zhao Dong and Pan Cheng.

Chen Huai has the ability, vision and courage, but he is not a god. Without a large number of backbone support from Zhao Dong and other such as the backbone flowing from the city steel, not to mention Meigang No. 2 and the current Xinpu Steel Plant project, the first factory may not be able to rise. Even before Shen Huai took over Meigang, Xu Xiting and others, who cultivated a group of technical and management forces for Meigang in the early stage and laid a certain foundation, were first seconded from Donghua Steel.

Pengyue Group, controlled by the Zhou family, was also the first to start with the scrap steel furnace material trade with the Municipal Steel. After laying the foundation, it gradually developed to its current scale; its current main business is still furnace material trade and many investments in the steel industry.

The predecessor of Huailian Heavy Industry, the Municipal Forging Factory, was just a forging workshop of Municipal Steel before the 1970s. A number of state-owned assets, collectives or private enterprises formed in the fields of steel finishing, steel trade and logistics at this time, all had close ties with Municipal Steel.

After Tan Qiping forced him away, Xiong Wenbin jumped from the director of the municipal research office to the ordinary deputy municipal level, and directly entered the Standing Committee, serving as executive vice mayor and secretary of the Tangzha District Party Committee. It can be said that it was a rocket-like promotion.

However, the reason why Xiong Wenbin was able to hold this position and gain recognition from the province was not only that he was one of the agents of the Meigang system in the city, but the more important reason was his inseparable connection with Shigang.

Among so many people here, perhaps Song Tong has a lesser feeling about Shigang.

Zhou Zhibai, Yang Haipeng, Chu Yiliang, Xiong Wenbin, Guo Quan, Hu Shuwei, Chen Dan, Sun Yalin, Song Hongjun and Song Wenhui did not need Chen Huai to explain one more sentence to understand the meaning of "the value of 2 billion yuan in city steel" four years ago.

"Can the value of Xucheng Oil Refinery be comparable to that of Donghua Steel four years ago?" Song Hongjun asked.

"It's only high and not low," said Chen Huai, "Li Gu is eager to get rid of the Song Dynasty. He shouldn't think about my purpose of targeting the Xucheng Oil Refinery, but he may not be able to hide it from Tian and Xu. To be honest, if it weren't for this matter, I wouldn't have thought that Mei Gang could take over the Xucheng Oil Refinery..."

Xiong Wenbin sighed softly and said, "We must learn from the port-side industry development model of Japan and South Korea. There are three things that we are most worth learning from, one is steel, one is ships, and the other is refining. Donghua's steel industry has laid a good foundation for the city steel industry. We are working hard on the ship industry, but Donghua really lacks a foundation in refining. To be honest, I am very worried now that Secretary Tian Jiageng, Secretary Xu Pei may not agree to let Meigang take over the Xucheng Refinery, but I have to admit that this temptation is very great. But if I were to do some, I might not dare to reach out to fight for this..."

Although Xiong Wenbin admitted frankly that he did not have the courage to move forward bravely and strive for vitality from narrow dilemmas, he could understand Chen Huai's intention more thoroughly and more quickly than anyone else. Just because of this, Song Wenhui was still impressed, thinking that her understanding of the breadth and depth of the entire industrial system was still not easy to compare with Xiong Wenbin.

Local talents cannot be underestimated or ignored.

After Tan Qiping forced Xiong Wenbin to leave, Chen Huai pushed Xiong Wenbin out to take the lead and occupy the most critical position of the Meigang Symbol System in the city. It can also be said that it is the most important position of the Meigang Symbol System on the surface. Even Yang Yuquan's status is slightly inferior to Xiong Wenbin. Song Wenhui was a little worried about this at the beginning, fearing that Chen Huai's overly rushing personnel arrangements would induce unnecessary conflicts within the Meigang Symbol System.

Then the facts proved that Yang Yuquan and Wu Haifeng and others behind him did not show any dissatisfaction with such personnel arrangements. Song Wenhui was still a little confused at first. Now it seems that Chen Huai's grasp of people is still more accurate than she imagined.

But no one can understand it, not even Xiong Wenbin himself. Chen Huai's understanding of the large industrial system actually comes from his master's teachings.

"If it's just a shell, it's a bit big," Song Hongjun exhaled, and said, "If Xucheng refining oil, it can incubate a regional industry like Donghua Steel, it's worth a try! Even if you really tear your face today, you can't take it alive..."

"Yes, it's me who's peeling it alive anyway. You're happy to watch the show, right?" Chen Huai teased.

"You can't say that to me," Song Hongjun smiled with a shy face, "I'm worried that you'll be so angry today. I'm planning to wrap up all the girls in Xucheng tonight to relieve you..."

"Don't mess around!" Song Wenhui stopped Song Hongjun from talking nonsense. On today's occasion, Xucheng Oil Refinery is worth fighting. It can also be said that Chen Huai's quick intelligence is actually higher than Li Gu, but whether he can win is still unknown.

Li Gu's vision may be slightly worse, and he has not been tempered enough, but Tian Jiageng and Xu Pei are the leaders of the Jingjing Department.

closure

Even if Tian Jiageng and Xu Pei may have been deceived for a while, and could not guess Chen Huai's intentions and ignored the value of Xucheng Oil Refinery, it was not Tian Jiageng who handed over the Xucheng Oil Refinery to Mei Gang. After Xu Pei nodded, Xu Cheng did not make any sound at all.

How can we conclude that there is no such figure as Xiong Wenbin in Xucheng City and the province to remind Xu Pei and Tian Jiageng to re-examine the value of Xucheng oil refinery?

Song Wenhui also understood why Chen Huai deliberately let the news of backdoors be exposed. On the one hand, it was to retaliate against some people, forcing many parties into a situation where they had to play games and had to make judgments in a short period of time. On the other hand, Chen Huai didn't care about the expansion or shrinking of the surface equity assets of the Xucheng Refinery, but focused more on the possibility of the Xucheng Refinery incubating the internal core values ​​of the refining industry in a regional area.

This is the gaze for developing a large industrial system, which transcends the capital level, or even the industrial cluster level.

Song Wenhui couldn't help but think about what the conflict between Chen Huai, Tan Qiping and the second brother was? Is it simply because Chen Huai was unruly and their control was too strong and aggressive?

Or is it that the vision of the two sides is essentially different. Tan Qiping and the second brother cannot see what Chen Huai saw, and Chen Huai is unwilling to lower his vision to the same level as Tan Qiping and the second brother and the others?

Why did the second brother, who has always been tolerant, suddenly become aggressive again? Did the second brother see the threat to him from the idea of ​​Huaimei East proposed by Chen Huai?

Song Wenhui sighed lightly. If Chen Huai surrendered, would his future life be like Xiong Wenbin's first half of his life. Even if he could occupy a relatively high position, he would have to do nothing?

*************************** "This Chen Huai is really calculating. I don't agree with handing over the Xucheng Oil Refinery to Mei Gang..." Xu Pei stood in front of the window, looking at the shadow of the tree under the night outside the window, and speaking with his back to Li Gu sitting on the sofa. Although his voice was low, he was full of refusal.

Li Gu lowered his head and was silent.

Xu Pei inspected Zhunan Industrial Park in the afternoon. When he contacted him by phone, he did not make any statement about the Xucheng Oil Refinery, but just said that he would come back to the evening and have an interview.

After Xu Pei came back, the information he showed to Li Gu was not only the materials from the Xucheng refinery, but also a detailed information containing the entire Huaihai Province refining and chemical industry cluster.

Only then did Li Gu fully understand that Chen Huai's plan was so profound that he had also blinded him; he was too careless.

Although there are rich oil and gas reserve resources available for exploitation in the deeper waters east of Huaihai Bay, due to the extremely high cost of deep-sea oil extraction, there is no possibility of mining within 20 or 30 years.

Land oil, almost the entire East China region, does not have much abundant resources, so that the oil and gas consumption required by provinces such as Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Huai, Henan, Fujian and Guangxi must be introduced from Northeast China and North China, and even from Sichuan, Shaanxi and other provinces by train.

However, the history of oil extraction in Jiangdong and Huaihai provinces is still early in China.

The history of mining of Tingxi Oilfield in Huaihai Province can be traced back to four or six years before the founding of the People's Republic of China.

Although Tingxi is the only and largest oil field in Huaihai Province, it has developed to this day that the annual oil extraction is less than 500,000 tons, accounting for about three thousandths of the total 150 million tons of the country's total mining volume, and the proven reserves and long-term reserves are very limited.

Although Tingxi Oilfield is nothing in the current oil industry, before the founding of the People's Republic of China and the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, before the large oilfields in the Northeast, North China and Northwest regions were surveyed, the annual output of 100,000 tons (the national crude oil extraction volume in 1952 was less than 500,000 tons).

The Xucheng Oil Refinery developed based on the supply of crude oil in this Tingxi Oilfield. Even until the end of the 50th, it was one of the most important oil refineries in China. Later, including the two small oil fields discovered in Jiangdong Province, the crude oil mined was also transported to Xucheng through the canal for refining.

After the later geological survey work deepened, it took decades for everyone to realize that not only Huaihai Province, but also the entire East China region, did not have much oil resources; to this day, the annual oil extraction volume of Jiangdong and Huaihai provinces is only about one million tons.

The refining and chemical production capacity formed by the Xucheng Refinery after the 1980s reached 1.2 million tons. Although it is surplus, it is almost consistent with the crude oil extraction volume of the two provinces.

The problem lies in the development of the province's refining and chemical industry after the 1980s. In addition to refining a very small amount of crude oil mining in the province, the refining and chemical companies in Jiangdong Province also use oil tankers to directly refine crude oil from North China through the Yangtze River channel.

After the Xucheng Refinery lost its crude oil resources in Jiangdong Province, its production capacity was even more than half of it.

Although the Xucheng refinery also tried to use oil tankers to transport crude oil from North China for refining, the problem was still lies in the restrictions on the Zhujiang channel.

From the Yangtze River Channel to Jiangning, the tanker with a range of 30,000 tonnes can be directly navigated; from the Zhujiang Channel to Xucheng, the tanker with a range of 10,000 tonnes can be less than eight months. This has caused the gap between the transportation costs of the Xucheng refinery and the refining and chemical companies in Jiangdong Province to widen, and there is no way to compare with the direct construction of refineries near the North China oil fields.

At this time, no one will be able to recover the loss if they are in charge of the Xucheng Oil Refinery.

The Xucheng Oil Refinery will either reduce its scale or relocate to Zhujiangkou or a place where deep-water harbor is suitable.

It would be fine if it was just a refinery with aging equipment, serious losses and heavy debt. The entire refining and chemical industry cluster went down from the single refining item, and there were as many as 23 industries in major industries... Although the Xucheng refinery was not large in scale, the long development history and the reality of oil shortage in East China made the refining and chemical industry system formed by Xucheng very precious in the entire East China region. Due to its long history and early development, Huai Technology University's refining level is the best in China. Xucheng also has a high-level professional research institute that is proficient in refining in China.

At this time, handing over the Xucheng oil refinery to Mei Gang is actually giving the future of the development of the refining and chemical industry in Huaihai Province to Shen Huai for control.

Only then did Li Gu realize that he underestimated Shen Huai's deep research on industries in the province, thinking maybe Secretary Tian had misunderstood, right?

Secretary Tian also misunderstood?
Chapter completed!