Let the Royal Security Intelligence Bureau investigate the corporate data of various countries in Europe and America, allowing Carlo to more clearly discern which companies are suitable for acquisition.
After all, only those truly valuable companies are worth acquiring. Those railway companies established solely to catch the railway construction wave, and other enterprises founded merely for making money without any technology, are naturally not on Carlo's acquisition list.
For Carlo, factories lacking abundant production resources and skilled technical workers can be set up anytime if he wishes.
But factories with unique production techniques and excellent workers can't be bought with money under normal circumstances.
Only during an economic crisis or when these factories go bankrupt can one acquire all their shares with minimal capital, and then transfer their equipment, technology, and workers to Spain as much as possible.
