So-called stocking up means dismantling usable parts from retired planes in the airplane graveyard, slapping on labels declaring them as scrapped and unfit for use. Officially they're destroyed and sold off at scrap metal prices, but in reality, they're sold to various companies or arms dealers at a discount.
Money from the scrap goes to the top since indeed those things are sold. Profits from the fighter jet parts are split among ourselves.
You're asking for scrap metal prices, I gave it to you, what do I care about the money for used parts?
"Deal!" Allen Zhang smiled, shaking hands and immediately striking a deal with the other party. He paid a $200,000 deposit and took away the two turbofan engines. Follow-up transactions would still take place here, paying $200,000 for each batch of parts delivered.
After setting up a time and place, Marusen also used the warehouse's crane to load the two engines onto a truck. The several-ton weight even pressed the truck slightly downward.
