The amount of money required was simply too large. The overall economic climate was also poor, so many corporations were tightening their belts, becoming more conservative and unwilling to make blind investments.
After all, this was two billion, not two hundred million.
Furthermore, the returns offered by the government sounded vague, relying entirely on goodwill and offering no real guarantees.
That was why no one was willing to expose themselves to such a risk.
The only reason he was here today was because Xi Huai'an, after hearing his troubles at a dinner party, had mentioned that he might know someone with the necessary resources.
So, he had come to see for himself.
'What if it actually works out?'
At first glance, seeing that the person who arrived was a young man not yet thirty, he had his doubts about whether he truly had the ability to take on this project.
But then he reconsidered. 'Xi Huai'an wouldn't joke with me about something like this.'
