Alright.
The Indian capitalists endured it.
Thinking about it.
They also found it quite good, it feels like getting something for nothing. As long as the pre-sales are good, the subsequent funds required decrease sharply.
One could say.
This is using future earnings to offset current investments.
Of course.
We didn't put in nothing either, as agreed, before construction starts, fifty percent of the funds need to be in place. After that, ten percent each month.
Paid off in half a year!
Now.
With pre-sales, the remaining fifty percent might not even need to be paid if pre-sales go well, which makes them quite pleased.
"Looks like there's no need to mobilize funds anymore."
"Yep!"
"Investment halved."
"..."
But.
Someone always feels something's off.
Suddenly.
Slaps their head.
Damn! This is probably also part of Myanmar Bank Group's calculation. Having given the fifty percent deposit, they never intended to ask for more money.
