Traveling through 70's wine

Chapter 288 Share Expansion

Xu Shengli thought to himself that it was imperative to expand the feed factory, otherwise he would have to give up the current good situation. He now held 10% of the shares, which meant an investment of 200 million yuan, which was somewhat difficult in terms of funds. Zheng Xiaoqiang had already repaid the debt owed by Wen Qing when she transferred the shares three years ago, and Qi Yanling was also a factory-level leader with a high salary and bonus. The two now had savings, and Zheng Xiaoqiang had 5% of the shares, which required an investment of 100 million yuan, which his family still had, so he felt a little relieved.

Three days later, everyone sat down again. Liu Quan, Wang Jianguo, Tan Yuanfang, Zheng Xiaoqiang, and Secretary Ma acknowledged their own shares. Xu Shengli only took out 100 million yuan and Wang Guozhang only took out 50 yuan. Yunlin Town gave up the capital increase, and the remaining funds were guaranteed by Wen Qing, who paid 1150 million yuan. In this way, Xu Shengli and Wang Guozhang's shares were 7.77% and 3.88% respectively, and the shares of Yulin Town Government dropped to 8.4%. Wen Qing's shares increased, and the shares of others did not change.

A week later, everyone completed the fund transfer and Xu Shengli went through the share change procedures. The shareholding structure of the feed factory was: Wen Qing 45.04%, Liu Quan and Wang Jianguo each 10%, Yulin Town Government 8.4%, Xu Shengli 7.77%, Secretary Ma, Tan Yuanfang and Zheng Xiaoqiang each 5%, and Wang Guozhang 3.88%.

Everyone unanimously decided to build the third production base in Songjiang first, mainly because Songjiang is not far from grain-producing areas such as Anhui Province and Shandong Province, and forms a triangle with the Pingjing Base and the Ludong Base, radiating to the entire North China and East China. More importantly, they can also import grain as raw materials to ensure cost advantages. Of course, the feed factory, pig farm and chicken farm are not built in the urban area of ​​Songjiang, but in Taicang, north of Songjiang, where the land price is cheap and transportation is convenient. The construction of the Taicang base is personally responsible for by Xu Shengli.

Xu Shengli went to Taicang and found the local government to explain his idea of ​​setting up a feed factory. They already had two production bases, both of which had brought relatively good economic benefits to the local area, so the government was quite supportive and quickly completed the company's registration procedures. According to the local land price, they bought 150 acres of land. Thanks to preferential policies and tax exemptions, the cost was 20% less than previously estimated.

He built the Changxia Feed Factory and the Ludong Factory himself. Xu Shengli is experienced. He returned to Beijing and found Master Hu. Now Master Hu has retired behind the scenes and rarely shows up, but he is still strong. Hu Dingze took over his father's job and is now the general manager of the construction company. They have also cooperated many times.

Hu Dingze led the team to Taicang to design factories, pig farms and chicken farms. Master Hu also went with them and personally took charge, directing the workers to do the preliminary preparations. He also hired some laborers locally, and construction of the feed factory started first.

The Taicang Feed Factory covers an area of ​​70 acres. The news of the construction spread quickly, and feed production equipment manufacturers came to the factory. Xu Shengli selected several of them and sent the information to Wen Qing for decision. Wen Qing ordered production equipment based on the principle of the most advanced technology and the cheapest price.

Wen Qing’s goal was to build a feed factory with a high degree of automation. Therefore, when purchasing equipment, she found Professor Su, who was doing experiments at the Ping An Electric Bicycle Factory, and asked if industrial robots could be used in the feed factory?

Professor Su popularized the concept of robots to her. An industrial robot is not a person or a humanoid device, but an automated device that replaces manual operation to complete some dangerous tasks or tasks that are inconvenient for some people to do. They have currently developed welding robots, assembly robots, spraying robots, and handling robots, and are now developing stamping robots.

There is a lot of handling, mixing and transferring work in the feed factory, which can be done by using handling robots, and the rest can be done with existing equipment. Wen Qing sent the production line design drawing of the feed factory to Professor Su.

Professor Su is a professor of automation. When he saw the design drawing of the feed factory production line, he knew what Wen Qing and his team were up to. He spent three days revising the design drawing, introducing appropriate handling robots, and optimizing the production line designed by Wen Qing, making it safer and more efficient.

Wen Qing thanked Professor Su and sent him 10 yuan as design fees. She also called Director Huang to order several handling robots and asked him to go to Professor Su to get the design draft of the product.

In the past, the mixing and ripening and drying processes of raw materials in feed factories were combined, which easily led to gelatinization. Later, it was changed to pouring the materials into rotary ripening and drying equipment after mixing. It was very laborious and time-consuming for workers to carry them. Now, robots are used for transportation, and the mixed materials can be directly poured into the drying equipment. Of course, handling robots can also be used to transport grain and feed at the end of the packaging production line.

According to the robot's movement route, Wen Qing reminded Xu Shengli to replan the layout of the workshop.

Seven months later, the factory building and factory area of ​​Taicang Feed Factory were completed and equipment installation began. Wen Qing invited Professor Su to provide on-site guidance and he also rushed over from Beijing to assemble the production line together. He also developed a computer control and monitoring system for the factory.

After the Taicang feed factory was built, Wen Qing immediately began to build a pig farm. They bought 150 acres of land, of which the feed factory occupied 70 acres and the pig farm here occupied 80 acres. The area is similar to that of the Jingyuan pig farm, and the layout is also similar.

The pig farm was completed in three months. All that remained was to recruit people, buy piglets, and start operations.

In Taicang, Wen Qing tried to cooperate with the local meat processing plant to jointly produce ham and other meat products. However, the local meat processing plant had its own partners and was worried that the market competition would become more intense when Changxia Food Group entered the local market. They were rather reluctant to accept Changxia's cooperation proposal, so Wen Qing simply acquired a private food factory.

This food factory originally mainly produced candies and pastries, and was basically a handicraft workshop. After Wen Qing took over the food factory, she renovated and upgraded the factory, enriched the production equipment, and no longer produced ordinary fruit candies. Instead, she purchased new equipment to produce chocolate. She also no longer produced pastries, but instead produced meat products and tofu products. This was mainly because she loved eating spicy strips in her previous life, so as to expand the production line of the food factory, the factory area was not enough. Wen Qing made additional investments, bought nearby land, and expanded the factory.

It took her two years to build the feed factory, pig farm and food factory in Taicang, and another half a year to perfect the production mechanism. It was not until 94 that the Taicang base reached the design standards and its output value exceeded that of the Beijing base. It took three years to completely sort out the work of the Changxia Feed Factory, and Wen Qing could basically let go.

After that, Wen Qing did not stay in Taicang all the time. She still had a lot of work to do in Beijing, but she would come here every quarter to check the progress of the work.