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The Corporal
All worlds
23 Oct 2018 11:49Link
My financial statement always has me comfortably making the aforementioned sums, including interest paid on the debts, yet it just goes nowhere.
Within this, i have an enterprise currently making $1.5B per month, which is now at $210B debt and the cash is constantly going backwards.
I'm getting a little over it, but am unsure if this is a bug, or how to get hold of simcountry developers to see what is going wrong.
The enterprise is called Corporal Print, and the dodgy corporation is Corporal Navy Vessels Maint 02 - value $390B
Current Debt is $7.02T, plus $1950B debt in corporations, and cash is at -$19B (which is the best my cash has been for some time, but offset by worse corporation debt)
I have a 2nd enterprise that got pushed to similar debt levels as this one, but has 40 less corps, and makes half as much profit, and it is absolutely thriving and paying off the $7T debt very comfortably.
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Within this, i have an enterprise currently making $1.5B per month, which is now at $210B debt and the cash is constantly going backwards.
I'm getting a little over it, but am unsure if this is a bug, or how to get hold of simcountry developers to see what is going wrong.
The enterprise is called Corporal Print, and the dodgy corporation is Corporal Navy Vessels Maint 02 - value $390B
Current Debt is $7.02T, plus $1950B debt in corporations, and cash is at -$19B (which is the best my cash has been for some time, but offset by worse corporation debt)
I have a 2nd enterprise that got pushed to similar debt levels as this one, but has 40 less corps, and makes half as much profit, and it is absolutely thriving and paying off the $7T debt very comfortably.
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The Corporal
All worlds
23 Oct 2018 11:50Link
Corporation Data - Total of All Corporations
Total Employed 18,982,320 Number of employed this month
Average Salary per Worker per Month 2,648.00 SC$ Average salary in the enterprise
Total Production 433.91B SC$ Total month production in millions
Cash Flow - Totals in All Corporations
Total Turnover - Products Sold 432.33B SC$ Turnover this month
Total Salaries -50.27B SC$ Salaries this month
Total Materials Cost -176.00B SC$ Cost of materials this month
Total Interest Paid -0.11B SC$ Total of interest paid this month in millions
Paid to Countries for Resources Used -89.89B SC$ Resources Used This Month
Total Fixed Cost -20.87B SC$ Fixed Cost This Month
Total Maintenance Cost -25.56B SC$ Maintenance Cost This Month
Total Profit 69.62B SC$
Total Employed 18,982,320 Number of employed this month
Average Salary per Worker per Month 2,648.00 SC$ Average salary in the enterprise
Total Production 433.91B SC$ Total month production in millions
Cash Flow - Totals in All Corporations
Total Turnover - Products Sold 432.33B SC$ Turnover this month
Total Salaries -50.27B SC$ Salaries this month
Total Materials Cost -176.00B SC$ Cost of materials this month
Total Interest Paid -0.11B SC$ Total of interest paid this month in millions
Paid to Countries for Resources Used -89.89B SC$ Resources Used This Month
Total Fixed Cost -20.87B SC$ Fixed Cost This Month
Total Maintenance Cost -25.56B SC$ Maintenance Cost This Month
Total Profit 69.62B SC$
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Trout
All worlds
23 Oct 2018 15:19Link
There's an automatic system which tops up the cash of the corporations when it gets low from the enterprise account.
This means that it's possible to be making an overall profit across the enterprise but have decreasing cash because the automatic transfers are sending more money to the corporations than the profit payment system is sending back.
You can do some manual transfers to bring cash back from profitable corps to the enterprise as a temporary solution but the long-term solution is to work out how to make the corporations more profitable so that they suck cash out of the enterprise less often.
This means that it's possible to be making an overall profit across the enterprise but have decreasing cash because the automatic transfers are sending more money to the corporations than the profit payment system is sending back.
You can do some manual transfers to bring cash back from profitable corps to the enterprise as a temporary solution but the long-term solution is to work out how to make the corporations more profitable so that they suck cash out of the enterprise less often.
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Andy
All worlds
29 Oct 2018 10:19Link
The corporation cash report page should show exactly where the cash is going.
cash in profitable corporations can decline if the corporation is purchasing materials or as commented here, exchanges cash with the enterprise.
please check.
if it remains unclear, let us know.
I will then have a look.
cash in profitable corporations can decline if the corporation is purchasing materials or as commented here, exchanges cash with the enterprise.
please check.
if it remains unclear, let us know.
I will then have a look.
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John Galt
All worlds
01 Nov 2018 12:50Link
The taxes that your CEO corporations pay to the countries they are in are paid by the CEO itself and not the corporation. If you have 0% profit transfer, you should see your enterprise cash drop every month as it pays the taxes, but your corporations should be increasing their cash reserve. If you transfer some back it will all even out.