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PRICES TABLE


Which Base Make Profit Percentage Additional
Commodity Price Price Margin Return Notes
Art 1000 600 400 66 % no plant needed
Books 90 50 40 80 % -
Clothes 170 100 70 70 % -
Delicatessen 600 300 300 100 % -
Energy 100 55 45 80 % two plant needed each batch
Farm Produce 100 60 40 66 % -
Gemstones 700 400 300 75 % no plant needed
Houses 1500 800 700 88 % two plant needed each batch
Instant Food 100 50 50 100 % -
Knick Knacks 110 60 50 83 % -
Luxury Goods 600 267 333 125 % -
Plant 700 400 300 50 % plant is needed to make plant
Raw Materials 100 60 40 66 % -
Safari Holidays 1000 600 400 66 % no plant needed
Transport 100 60 40 66 % three transport companies
Vehicles 900 433 467 108 % two plant needed each batch
Widgets 100 60 40 66 % -
Yachts 1300 600 600 100 % -

Note   The Prices Table shows the prices, costs and profit margins for each commodity.
The "Make Price" is the cost of making a single unit of that commodity at initial commodity prices (but note that commodities are actually made in batches). The "Profit Margin" is the estimated profit made by making one unit of that commodity at initial prices (the actual marginal profit will vary). The "Percentage Return" is the percentage profit returned on money spent making and selling that commodity, at initial prices.
Be warned that these profit estimates and percentages don't include the cost of finance, plant, recruiting staff, shift working, contract staff, storage costs or lost opportunity costs when unsold commodities remain in stock. Your actual margins will be much lower.