1428: C1428 Big profit

C1428 Big profit

In the auction house in China, Zhou Hao looked at the situation of his new drug's bidding and the first thing he did was to sell his authority as the representative of Hainan Province, a city that belonged to the southernmost city in China. It was not very developed, and there were only 100 sets of good quality drugs, and each of them only cost 500,000 gold.

This kind of starting price seemed to be very high, but in reality, if these hundred portions of good quality medicine could be used well, the profits created would not be measured with money. In fact, every province would be bidding for high quality cancer drugs, which could also be considered a kind of disguised sale.

These high quality drugs, even if they couldn't bring back the dead and cure people's cancer, would definitely be much better than those sold on the market. After the agents obtained these high quality drugs, they would also obtain the right to represent the local people.

This high-quality medicine was not the best product in the pharmaceutical company. It could be given out as a gift, but to those agents, the value of these medicines were already above the importance of the agency. They knew that the agency that sold these medicines could bring profits to the company, but these high-quality medicines could be used as gifts.

In a society where human relations in China were higher than one's ability, if one could have dozens of doses of this medicine, it would be more practical than any gift. At that time, it would really be popular in the society.

All of these were part of Zhou Hao's plan, and he didn't explain the theory behind it to the Xiao family's father and son in detail. He was only going to use an advertisement for a relatively famous health care product in his previous life.

Zhou Hao believed that once he released these cancer treatment drugs, they would officially become available on the market and the myths of those drugs would be broken. After all, a health care medicine and a medicine that could truly extend one's lifespan could not be compared.

With Zhou Hao's experience from his previous life, the Xiao family's father and son would definitely be able to achieve astonishing results once they carried this thought out. At that time, the medicine that Zhou Hao knew about would be greatly influenced by the lack of treatment in his previous life, and would definitely be replaced by Zhou Hao's cancer treatment medicine.

As Zhou Hao was lost in thought, the Southern Sea Merchant Shop had already started bidding. They had clearly come prepared, and after a pause, they had already raised the price, and the base price of the medicine had increased from fifty million to seventy million. On average, the price of each high quality cancer medicine reached seven hundred thousand.

This was only the Hainan Province, and at most, it was a medium-sized province. A portion of the medicine had already reached 700,000 yuan, so if it was one of the more important provinces or municipalities directly under the Central Government of China, the price would definitely be higher. However, everyone was determined to get this medicine, so they definitely could not give it up.

In this situation, Hainan was ultimately taken over by the largest drug company in the area. The price was eighty-three million, with a unit price of 830,000. It seemed that the price was already very high, but the head of the drug company was very happy.

Although it was only a year's worth of power of agency, the resulting benefits could hardly be measured by numbers. Perhaps his company could use this medicine to get closer to the next floor and become a large national corporation.

Xiao Jiming continued with the following bids. According to previous plans, this time, the bids would start from a status that was not too developed, and the price would not be too high. For example, Xinjiang and Gansu Province would be next, and then from the mainland to the coastal area.

The price in the mainland would normally range from 60 to 80 million, and would be sent out in 100 copies. The price in the mainland would normally range from 60 to 80 million, and would be sent out in 100 copies.

The production of this medicine made Zhou Hao feel like he was asking for a living before. Just this time, when this new drug was released, he had to earn tens of billions, so it was no wonder that so many countries were jealous of him. Even he himself felt that his wealth, which he had spent a lot of effort to earn in the past, could not be compared with now.

It was just that they did not expect the drug merchants to be so aggressive as to raise the price to two million. They would not lower the price just because the drug company issued a lot of drugs, after all, even though the company would have to issue thousands of products, but on average, they would not even get a single share in the entire city. From ancient times, it had been said that China was a country where things were rarer than things were.

Zhou Hao silently calculated, by the time he reached the coastal provinces, he already had 3 billion yuan in his account, and this was only in China. Including his own region, his own income was all very impressive, but of course, this wasn't all Zhou Hao's.

There were at least 200 of them in each province, so the average price would naturally not be lower than a million. There were a lot of rich people in Zhejiang Province, and there were even five pharmacists competing to raise the price to 2.5 million per serving. Even Xiao Jiming could not bear the price anymore as he knew the cost of a portion of medicine.

Of course, these were just appetizers. The real focus was on a few municipalities directly under the Central Government and special zones, and although Shenzhen, Zhuhai and other places were just one city, the population was large and the economy was developed, selling 150 servings at an average price of around 2 million. When they reached Shanghai, the price of each batch reached 3 million.

The prices in Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and other places were all considered special. Different from the mainland, the drug dealers there were also more interested. Although none of the prices exceeded that of Shanghai, they all offered to cooperate by a share, but the duration of the cooperation was changed from one year to three years.

Zhou Hao had no objections to this, a part of his property was located in Hong Kong, furthermore, He Xueyun's home was in Macao, so he would have to go there sooner or later to develop himself. Even if he did contribute to the development of the people of Hong Kong and Macao in advance, in the end, he would only offer a price of 1.8 million, but adding on the 20% commission, he would definitely cooperate with the agent.

In the long term, Zhou Hao would definitely be the biggest winner, and all these were seen by everyone. Not to mention if they really did have the guts, even if they were in's place, he might not agree, since this kind of agreement could only be implemented on a small scale. If it was all of these, the Central Committee would even say that they wanted to monopolize the pharmaceutical industry in China!

By the time all the provincial capitals were settled, the capital city was naturally the most important city. The main focus of all the companies that came to participate in the drug auction was on the capital city, which was the heart of the country and had a population of almost 20 million.

Putting aside the consumers, the important people here already knew how much these high-quality cancer drugs were needed by the drug companies in Beijing. If there was a batch of these drugs to open up the joints, one could imagine the prospects for the future. Beijing could be said to be the most competitive one.

Although Zhou Hao was silent at the side, he had a piece of information in his hand, which detailed the various companies participating in the auction. He was not particularly interested in the other companies, mainly looking at Hong Kong and Beijing, which Zhou Hao was more familiar with, and the company that had obtained the authority to represent, he knew how strong they were.

Now that it was Beijing's turn to bid, there were actually eight companies participating in this time's auction, which was perhaps more than the sum of the other two or three provinces combined. Moreover, none of them were weak, so as long as they fought, it would definitely be much more lively than other provinces and cities.

Actually, according to the rules of this auction, as long as the authority of a province was established, the representatives of pharmaceutical companies from each province could leave. However, so far, not a single one of them had left, even those that had failed the auction.

They could watch the excitement on one side, and also see if they could cooperate with the company in Beijing to obtain the right to represent them. After all, they did not want to give up on this trip, and although the authority to represent the company was granted, as second class sellers, as long as they did not set a random price, it was not against the rules.

Xiao Jiming also knew that it was at the final juncture. He took a deep breath and said in a deep voice, "Next is the auction for the sales representative of our last region, and that is where we are now, the capital city. Since this is our capital city, and it is of extraordinary importance and the various companies have immense power, we plan to sell more goods this time."

After everyone had stretched their necks out, Xiao Jiming then continued: "This time, we plan to issue five hundred sets of goods in Beijing. These five hundred sets of goods are a little big, the representatives of each company can discuss about it in detail and allow for cooperation between the companies.

Zhou Hao was drinking his water and hearing Xiao Jiming's words, he almost sprayed out blood. He had only talked about this with Xiao Jiming before, since he had seen too much in his previous life, and would unconsciously explain some avant-garde ideas to the people around him. But he had not bought these things in this era yet, so Xiao Jiming was considered the first person to bring it up publicly.2

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