Introducing new champions of Concrete and Steel production!

Hit by sudden insurmountable taxes and lackluster bonuses? I’m here to introduce you the new champions of the two core refined resources in the game, Concrete and Steel.

Concrete

Decades long Polish monopoly on concrete is no more. Warsaw sustained a devastating crisis and had to relinquish it’s middle Asian territories. Result? Their major production bonus for concrete that stood tall over 40% has been shattered to 5%. On top of that, the country still demands a hefty income tax at 12%.

But fret not, Djibouti to the rescue. With an unmatched production bonus and very affordable taxes, Djibouti City welcomes all concrete producers to join its concrete heave at the strait of Bab-al-Mandeb. With a production bonus of 50% and an affordable income tax of 7.5% Djibuti welcomes all concrete enthusiasts. Come move to Djibouti.

Steel

For steel sadly, we are not able to put forward such a clear winner this week. South Africa still stands tall uncontested with a 52.25% production bonus and for all non-tax conscious businesspeople out there, it remains to be the top production zone for Steel.

However, if you are a business owner, providing livelihood to many innocent workers who don’t deserve a vomit-inducing 45% tax recently instituted in SAR due to the breakout of civil war, I give you a promising, although mediocre alternative.

Venezuela, after suffering a devastating earthquake (we wish quick recovery and peace to all who were affected), offers a sizeable production bonus of 11.25% for steel, at a low tax rate of 6%. As such, if you’re obliged to pay taxes, and looking to assist a nation’s valiant recovery efforts after an immense disaster, be the bigger person and move your company to Venezuela. 45% tax is a deplorable war crime and for the betterment of humanity, all Steel enthusiasts are invited to boycott it.