Hello, might be silly question, but which companies are most profitable for owner?
I see TV station and Mining Coors earning hundred millions/week but what's real profit for them?
I’m not sure you’ll get the answers you want here, as I highly doubt any directors would make their profit/loss public knowledge!
I was advised to ask a similar question last week in Q&A as this channel is dead
The more gross income a company generates, the easier time they will have making a net profit. More importantly, your ability to keep wages to a reasonable level will determine your profit. A large company that generates tens of millions a day with reasonable salaries will offer you a very competitive net profit. If you run a company like a charity, you’ll get paid like a charity.
Rigs first then mine/TV then logistics/psf.
Its easy to find out
You can assume wages based on roles or just ask the employee in private, once you've done it a while all you need to know is their primary job stat to guage the average wage they would be expecting.
Then ad budget is also pretty easy to find, just dm each employee with some story and one will usually just tell you or use friends or join one to see for yourself. Again, once you've done it a while you will know what you need to have your ads at to remain competitive which will tell you what others are on.
Then just add all that shit up and remove it from daily income and voila.
The actual income you wanna make depends on you. If you wanna be min max and spend ages finding and keeping employees on decent/fair wages you can make a tonne. If you cba or just want an easy ride you can over-pay wages and no one will ever leave but you make less profit.
Factors like company type and star rating, specials etc play a huge role. Ive seen logis make more than TVs in real profits when the director is god tier. Do your research and get the full break down before you buy, wages, income, employee effectiveness, ad budget...you wanna see at least 4 weeks worth imo