The Manager followed beside him and, after hesitating for a while, said, "Could it be related to us not signing the replacement agreement?"
This was the only thing he could think of.
Yesterday's power outage and today's restriction on leaving were clear signals that they had offended someone and trouble had come, and now they were facing retribution.
The businessman suddenly turned his head to look at his Manager, his eyes somewhat hurt and fierce.
He actually knew the Manager was right, at least to a large extent, but by this point, it was difficult for him to turn back.
Now, the replacement subsidy policy no longer existed. If he wanted to relocate to the new industrial zone, he would need to apply for land use on his own and pay a large land use fee, along with the cost of building a factory.
The relocation of the factory here also required money; previously, it was supported by City Hall.
Not only did he gain nothing, he lost a lot of money and time!
