Chapter 259 Win-Win

Okay, of course, it's impossible to really throw it away.

Romand Willy was very clear that there was another option.

Handing over the material model, sharing the potential profits with others, letting those who are interested in this model do the testing—this was a not-so-bad choice. In this way, he wouldn't have to consider many issues, like whether or not to go to Capitol Hill asking for money.

If this material model was real, the initial investment wouldn't be a waste, and it could still continue to be used for networking.

If there was a problem, then he wouldn't have to bear the colossal loss.

It was just a gamble, self-reliant for profit or loss.

Compared to the value of the material model itself, the investment of two or three hundred million US dollars was nothing.

Moreover, Romand Willy knew the nature of those experts under him all too well.

Such things were always overpriced.