Equals $500,000,000 in sales at $10 per (wholesale to govt); $1 billion retail @ $20 per. How does $6-$10 billion in annual sales sound?
Any info out there on how many doses they can make per month and how much they will earn for every dose? It pains me when i see the recent downward trend but revenue will talk for itself eventually.
The topic of Rolex production rates and whether they can, should and/or will increase production has been discussed repeatedly I know.
One question I had that I haven’t seen addressed or answered is why hasn’t Rolex shifted its existing finite capacity to increase production of the highest in demand SS models? Cumbersome tooling changes, watchmaker skills specialization, or materials supply chain bottlenecks?
The first two seem unlikely to me and I can’t opine on their materials supply chain. Perhaps Rolex is happy with the grey market situation and is trying to push SS buyers to its higher priced, higher margin PM (incl. TT) models, with market price of SS models by greys closing the gap significantly with MSRP PM models. I for one have no interest in TT or PM models, but perhaps others who MUST have a Rolex will be so inclined (we’re already seeing plenty of people buy other models they don’t even want just for a “chance” at getting the SS model they want).
TLDR: If Rolex can’t or won’t increase production capacity, why haven’t they shifted existing capacity to SS models where most of the demand currently is?
Many say they will sell their Tesla shares in 2030, the logic behind this is that in 2030 Tesla will reach maturity like Amazon, Apple and grow at a slower rate (10-30% yoy) so for them whatever price the stock reaches doesn't matter to them, only the year "2030".
But is 2030 the best time to sell? Will Tesla yoy growth justify its stock growth?
Tesla doesn't have a demand problem cause it sells every car it makes, so their main problem is their supply capacity.
So this analysys is based on the Utopia principle that Tesla will have enough demand until 2030 and that it will grow at a 40% rate. And that it will be able to build their factories in 12 months without any geopolitical problem and with swift negotiation with the goverments of all the countries. And with the asumption that Tesla suppliers will be able to grow at a similar rate and that all the copper/alum/etc mines will be able to satisfy the demand.
Important data
Elon said that they will search where to build more factories in 2022 and that they will announce the location in 2023.
The calculation is based on the premise that the factories will be built in 12 months and that they will be able to go at max output instantly. Elon said that they will increase their max output of the factories by 50% next year, so in the calculation in the 1st year the factories will have a max output of 500.000 cars and in the next 750.000.
END OF 2021
Max output: Shanghai 500.000 cars
Max output: Fremont 600.000 cars
Total Max output: 1.100.000 cars
Production: 700.000 cars
Result: Supply meets the demand
END OF 2022
CHINA: 750.000
USA: 900.000
GER: 500.000
TEXAS: 500.000
Total Max output: 2.650.000
Production: 980.000 cars (+40% vs 2021)
END OF 2023 - Tesla announces 2 new factories
CHINA: 750.000
USA: 900.000
TEXAS: 750.000
GER: 750.000
Total max ouput: 3.150.000
Production: 1.372.000
END OF 2024 - 2 new factories go full production
CHINA: 750.000
USA: 900.000
TEXAS: 750.000
GER: 750.000
NEW: 500.000
NEW2: 500.000
TOTAL: 4.150.000
Production: 1.920.800 cars
END OF 2025 - Tesla announces 3 new factories
CHINA: 750.000
USA: 900.000
TEXAS: 750.000
GER: 750.000
NEW: 750.000
NEW2: 750.000
TOTAL: 4.650.000 cars
Production: 2.689.120 cars
END OF 2026 - 3 new factories go full production
CHINA: 750.000
USA: 900.000
TEXAS: 750.000
GER: 750.000
NEW: 750.000
NEW2: 750.000
NEW3: 500.000
NEW4: 500.000
NEW5: 500.000
TOTAL:
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WARNING: this is mostly directionless. Just interesting to me.
There are whispers that CRT technology was not at its peak when the research and development into improving it ceased, and is capable of much more... Superior quality images than the best flats of today etc... but that the reduced costs in shipping and handling of flats rendered crt a dead technology simply because of the weight difference. And the only way CRTs could keep being manufactured would be if people would be willing to pay a premium over the newer plasma/LCD technology, which would make no strategic sense. But I digress.
This rumor makes sense to me, because we have been improving CRT technology for the better part of 100 years, and then just completely abandoned it? And it's not like other suddenly abandoned technologies, like how Cassette tapes are just not as good as a CD, or an MP3 player is simply hundreds of CDs at once. These are straightforward improvements in every way... CRT to LCD/Plasma was more of a step sideways than forward, yet the complete and total abandonment of the tech by the manufacturers it made rich only took a handful of years.
But the fact that there are still so many people who hang onto them for the things CRTs do better kind of implies that this abandonment was premature, doesn't it? Or just overboard? Because if one company kept just one factory for CRTs, they'd be the only manufacturer in the world right now so they'd have a monopoly over the CRT enthusiasts market worldwide lol... But I guess there are still plenty avail for relatively cheap sooo shipping 200lb beasts all over the world wouldn't be able to compete right now... but maybe one day?
EDIT: P.S. what's with the rule about Critical Race Theory? lol is that a common problem here? xD
Hi guys,
Is there any resource for Production Chain Building Capacities? I can't find it in game. I also may have been using the wrong search words so I have not been successful at finding one. Started out as a Farm Manager at Elm Creek and I think I am over the yearly production cap of the oil mill in town. I was wondering at what point should I invest in a second mill.
https://news.yahoo.com/toyota-busts-car-microchip-shortage-200000094.html
Hopefully everyone looking to buy a Tacoma will be able to soon!
