Silence seemed to be the theme of the meeting at Ten Downing Street today.
Everyone was recalling the chaos in London after the collapse of the Lightning Coal Company, and couldn't help breaking out in cold sweat.
Bolton-Watt's scale is even larger than Lightning Coal, and its destructive power will inevitably be stronger.
Grenville glanced at Reid's report and suddenly widened his eyes.
It stated that the stock price of the Chat Han Shipyard had already dropped by one-third, and with the increasing number of customers canceling ship orders, the decline is accelerating. The shipyard currently has less than 30,000 British pounds in liquidity.
Chat Han's scale is even larger than Bolton-Watt's. If something unexpected happens, it wouldn't just be the Navy's new warships at stake; the entire London might experience a "quake."
He immediately looked to Reid, "What can be done to save this company?"
