Chapter 924 - 925 Matsumoto Koji
The representatives of Lingtian Group arrived in Minghe, and it was someone quite important from the group.
Matsumoto Koji, the son of Matsumoto Hiraga, Lingtian Group’s vice chairman. Matsumoto Hiraga holds a high-ranking position in the group, and his son is also a key figure in the group’s management, making him an important person within Lingtian Group.
This time, he led the delegation to develop in Minghe. The city’s leaders and business circles took this very seriously. For government officials, it’s a crucial investment attraction project. For the business sector, it’s an opportunity to expand and profit.
The government organized a large banquet, inviting key companies from Minghe with the intent of fostering collaboration and attracting Lingtian Group’s investment in the city.
This opportunity wasn’t only valued by the Su Family and the Sun Family. Other families and major corporations also placed great importance on it and attended as invited.
Before Lingtian Group’s arrival, various families visited the Su Family and the Sun Family to gauge whether these two families were determined to secure the deal. If both families pursued it wholeheartedly, others would essentially stand little chance and potentially offend them, leading to a net loss.
However, Song Xiaodong made it explicitly clear that normal commercial competition would not involve using the families’ influence to suppress others. Everyone could compete based on their abilities, and he wouldn’t mind if other families succeeded in securing collaboration.
This stance surprised all the families greatly. The Su Family’s decision to maintain this attitude regarding such substantial benefits was hard for them to believe.
Not only the Su Family, but even the Sun Family shared the same stance, leaving everyone completely bewildered. This was entirely inconsistent with the usual styles of the Su Family and the Sun Family.
Soon, news emerged from both families that they had held internal family meetings. They decided that normal commercial competition should not involve using family influence to suppress other families, nor should they intimidate other companies.