This is a house that you can build to rent out. It costs 200k € and generates rent 12k € per year. For simulation purposes it is assumed that houses do not need additional investments to stay operational. You can upgrade it to double returns of every built house. Upgrade cost: 600k €.
This is a motel with several rooms that you rent out. It costs to build 90 000 € and generates 8000 € rent per year. Rent revenue is received every 3 months.
This factory makes innovative electronics. Some of these
electronics are manufactured for military purposes.
It will cost 473000 Euro and will generate 10 percent yearly
dividends (based on pro forma accounting). As a business owner You might
experience negative cash flow for some time and be subject to capital
expenditures (CapEx).
Financial ratios (based on Pro Forma financial statements):
Current ratio = 2
Gross margin = 40 %
Operating margin
= 34 %
Net profit margin = 20 %
Return on assets = 9 %
Return on equity = 19
%
P/E ratio = 5
Dividends
estimated = 48000 Eur
The business proposal is straight
forward: you will sell food for people who have little time to spend on
shopping. Based on pro forma accounting
this business will require 75 000 Eur to establish and should generate 9 %
dividend yield. As a business owner You might experience negative cash flow for
some time and be subject to capital expenses.
Financial ratios (based on Pro Forma financial
statements):
Current ratio = 7
Gross margin = 56 %
Operating margin = 26
%
Net profit margin = 16 %
Return on assets = 16 %
Return on equity = 18
%
P/E ratio = 5
Dividends
estimated = 7000 Eur
This is a house that you can build to rent out. It costs 100k € and generates rent 6k € per year. For simulation purposes it is assumed
that houses do not need additional investments to stay operational.
You can upgrade it to double returns of every built house.
Upgrade cost: 600k €.
This is a upgraded house that you can build to rent out. It has air conditioning system and costs 150k € and generates rent 12k € per year. For simulation purposes it is assumed
that houses do not need additional investments to stay operational.