Cannon Fodder Is King

Arc 1.28

On March 10th, Meng Zezhi received photos sent by representatives of several pharmaceutical companies.

It was Roche Pharmaceuticals that exposed the chaos in Jiang Qiyang's private life.

On the highway, the small pickup driver who drove into Jiang Qiyang was arranged by Merck.

Sierra, who prescribed Jiang Qiyang, was instructed by Johnson & Johnson, and now they are in their hands.

Novartis Group forged Jiang Qiyang’s evidence of drug trafficking and tax evasion. Currently, the Los Angeles Police Department has issued an arrest warrant for the "missing" Jiang Qiyang.

Meng Zezhi looked at the photo in his hand. In the basement, Jiang Qiyang, who had been in a coma, had a rag stuffed in his mouth, his body was tightly **** with rope, and two splints were casually tied to his left leg.

Sure enough, the hearts of capitalists are all black.

However, he likes it.

So the next day, Meng Zezhile and Taotao met with representatives of these pharmaceutical companies, accompanied by two luxurious lawyers corps supported by the government and Beijing University.

When we arrived, the meeting room, which was large enough to hold three hundred people, was crowded with people of different colors and nationalities.

Seeing Meng Zezhi and others come in, the meeting room, which was originally noisy because of the people whispering in the audience, instantly quieted down.

"Huhu—"

Meng Zezhi tried the microphone, and then to more than 300 pairs of eyes on the stage, he said: "I believe you are already waiting impatiently, then I won't talk more nonsense, let's get straight to the point!"

"First, let me talk about my basic requirements. First, the signing fee is 3 billion U.S. dollars."

This is the basic guarantee.

Hearing this, the people present didn't move.

Compared to the trillion-dollar net profit, what is the three-billion-dollar signing fee?

Those who dare to sit here right now are not afraid of Meng Zezhi's offer, but that he has money in his hands but can't spend it.

"Second, after the specific drugs are on the market, priority should be given to AIDS patients in China, and the price of a set of liquid medicines should not exceed US$50,000."

Hearing this, the medical representatives in the audience immediately communicated with their assistants.

According to official statistics, there are 700,000 AIDS patients in China. This is a conservative estimate. In fact, the number of patients may have already exceeded the million mark.

Let's take one million patients for the time being. In their psychological expectations, the price of a set of liquid medicine should not be less than 200,000 US dollars in the initial stage of the market for at least two years.

This is much harder than Meng Zezhi's psychological valuation of one hundred thousand dollars.

Only after squeezing the potential of the families of middle-class patients, we can consider slowly negotiating with the National Unity Organization to reduce prices. Their lowest price bottom line is exactly $50,000.

As for how many AIDS patients will unfortunately die of illness due to lack of effective treatment during this period, and how many people will be infected with AIDS, this is not what they need to care about.

Meng Zezhi was never the Virgin, otherwise there would not be today's bidding meeting. All he can do is to clean the door.

In terms of the current gap between the rich and the poor in China, the proportion of AIDS patients who are able to receive treatment is not expected to exceed 10%. If they were sold directly at a price of 50,000 U.S. dollars, they would earn at least 15 billion U.S. dollars less.