Chapter 94 Survey: Which industries do coal bosses like?

With the vigorous development of China's economy, the "mine bosses" who are engaged in the initial position of the mining and production field must face a complex and realistic issue. This is the problem of evolution and transformation from the current simple mining and smelting industry to a higher level of "precision processing and manufacturing" or even "system integration". Looking at the history of human social civilization, we will find that this is an objective law of industrial economic development, and it does not depend on social ideology and the subjective will of social people.In this regard, some people believe that the road of transformation embarked on by Shanxi's "coal bosses" is, in a certain sense, the "objective law of development" of the resource-based economy.

Under the joint influence of various factors, coal bosses have embarked on a difficult road of "bleaching".In the eyes of some people, the "bleaching" of the coal boss is not only a "bleaching" of the attributes of the industry, but also a "bleaching" of his personality and entrepreneurial philosophy.However, for coal bosses, this "drift" is more than just "three points of water" plus the word "ticket"? ! Most people who have run a business have personal experience: In a field they are familiar with, they are often at ease due to their mastery of resources, mature technology, and upstream and downstream connections.Once forced to give up the original "natural" advantage of "instinctiveness" and enter a completely unfamiliar field, one has to face the embarrassing reality of "two eyes are smeared".In other words, coal bosses may have to pay a lot of "tuition fees" in the process, and even experience countless painful lessons from failures before they can gradually "find out the way".At this time, some enterprises that "go in the wrong direction" may even die prematurely.

So what are these coal bosses doing now?where are they? A government official from a large coal-producing city in southern Shanxi disclosed the whereabouts of some local coal bosses: "Some of them gambled in Macau, or went to 'Xinmatai'." Now that the "enemy" is present, do you still have the heart to "play"? Just looking at the investment direction of the coal bosses, an insider revealed: In addition to gambling in Macau, more private coal mine owners are considering investing in the transportation and real estate industries, and some of them invest in transportation, real estate, and oil and gas fields in northern Shaanxi.

It is understood that a number of coal bosses invested in the construction of a highway project in Shanxi Province. In addition, some coal bosses have also joined the ranks of "going west".It is reported that they are focusing on the resource fields in Gansu, Qinghai, Xinjiang, Tibet and other western provinces, and they are targeting energy industries such as coal and oil. And some coal bosses even set their sights abroad. In the words of some people, "the 'super hot money' they hold has traveled abroad and become 'foreign capital'".It is understood that the Philippines, Indonesia in Southeast Asia, South Africa, Namibia, Australia and other areas rich in gold mines are patronized by coal bosses.In the words of local officials, these "foreigners" from China have become the "emerging main force" of the growing "foreign businessmen" team in the local society.

On the other hand, some "change themselves" and join industries such as cultural media. "Culture is also a field of huge profits. Investing in culture will yield unexpected returns after 10 years." said a coal boss who has just tasted the sweetness in the cultural field. The coal boss is right. In fact, the most famous "signboard" in Shanxi is far from "coal". It also has very rich cultural tourism resources.Such as the world cultural heritage Yungang Grottoes, Pingyao Ancient City, Beiyue Hengshan, Xuankong Temple, Wang Family Courtyard, Taiyuan Twin Pagoda Temple, etc., are all projects with great market potential.

In addition, due to the clear direction of high-tech investment and the considerable output benefits, this field has become the most preferred target of most coal bosses. "The best investment direction in the future can only be environmental protection, high-tech, energy-saving and emission-reduction projects. This is the general direction of the national industrial policy." A coal boss said.