![]() ![]() ![]() Even if your profits don't increase much, as long as your revenues are increasing 10-30% every year it means that your company is growing in Size. ![]() Profit : How much money your company earns, after accounting for costs. Revenue : How much money your company earns. There will be plenty of time to generate profit later, for the time being work on company growth. Profit should start off not changing much because ideally you want to be investing in R&D and Stock Buybacks rather than profitting your investors. You should have a constant uptick in Revenue throughout the course of the game. Net Revenues / Net Profit - these don't contribute to your annual points scored, but its obviously better if those numbers are good. The reasoning is that if you have cash remaining at the end of the year, it means that you didn't invest that money into greater R&D, greater advertising or stock buybacks. As long as your credit rating isn't below a B-, don't worry about it too much.Įnding Cash: Ideally you don't want this value to ever be above 15,000 or so. ![]() The one exception to this is Credit Rating. Ideally, you want everything on the table on the left to exceed the values from the table on the right. Your projected year performance (the thing at the bottom left) is the most important thing to be tracking every year. ![]()
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