I Really Didn’t Mean to Make Money

Chen Mo rubbed his chest and let out a helpless sigh.

Thankfully, the system had previously unlocked the permission to open Nanhe Coffee stores. Aside from the five basic locations, the revenue from the Coffee Shops could now be used to fund new store openings.

This month, with 7.3 million yuan in revenue, it was enough to open two more Nanhe Coffee branches in Beijing. Including the original five base stores, that meant next time, they could open up to seven Nanhe Coffee branches in Beijing all at once.

At this point, Chen Mo had two options for Nanhe Coffee.

The first option was to stop expanding and keep Nanhe Coffee as it was. In that case, the brand would become a relatively useless asset to him. It wouldn’t lose him much money, but it wouldn’t bring in much either.

After paying employee salaries at the beginning of the month, Nanhe Coffee’s overall monthly revenue only fell short of covering expenses by a few tens of thousands.

And if he factored in the profitable Coffee Shops in Beijing, Nanhe Coffee’s overall balance was already close to breaking even.

So, if he chose not to continue expanding, Nanhe Coffee would essentially serve no purpose and might even face profitability issues in the future.

The second option was to continue expanding Nanhe Coffee. That way, he could maintain a consistent level of expenditure.