Still Profitable at Low Prices: Why You Should Produce Light Ammo in Malaysia
Now you might be thinking:
“Should I even make Light Ammo right now? The price is so low and there’s barely any profit.”
But here’s the surprising part: even at a market price of 0.163 BTC per Light Ammo, you can still make a profit, and even accelerate your economic growth.
So, where is this possible?
Malaysia, of course, with our 1% income tax rate.
Important News
Malaysia has become the top producer of Light Ammo, offering the highest production bonus in the game. Even as the global market for war goods faces declining prices, Malaysia continues to stand strong as the leading production base for Light Ammo.
With both the highest production bonus for Light Ammo and one of the lowest income tax rates, players can offer competitive net wages while still remaining profitable (see Figure 1).
Figure 1: When paying 0.122 BTC/production point (pp) after tax, which is a common net wage rate under this economy, employers can still earn a profit of 0.003 BTC/pp. In comparison, producers in other countries may incur losses ranging from 0.008 to 0.010 BTC/pp.
Figure 2: With a 40% production bonus and a 1% income tax rate, employers in Malaysia can offer net wages of up to 0.125 BTC/pp, which is currently the highest in Light Ammo production and highly competitive in the current economy.
Now is the perfect time to open a company in Malaysia. Start producing Light Ammo before your enemies do.
People come and go, and this will be my final article as Minister of Economy, as I will be stepping down from the role. I wish my successor all the very best. Until next time… see you.
PS: Thank you Abang GroxEmpire for your add-on
Some people might get confused about new hires and old workers. New hires usually have low to no fidelity bonus, and when they stay in a company for 10 days, their fidelity bonus will be capped at 10%. So when we are comparing profitability for employers and net wages income for employees, we must look at the same standard.
Abang Grox's formula: Iron break even - 0.139 = earn the same if not more profitable's profit = Light Ammo break even - 0.111
For Abang Grox's example of "0.139 iron gross wages profitability", we need to refer to Figure 3, as he is referring to the difference between "Old workers' top gross (break even) wages in Egypt Iron industry" (0.140, 2nd row 14 column) and 0.139, which is 0.001 BTC/pp. He means that employers who paid as much as 0.139 BTC/pp in Egypt can earn the same as a cheapskate who paid 0.111 BTC/pp in Malaysia. BUT, is that the truth?!
Formula?: 0.140 - 0.139 = 0.001 = Light Ammo break even - 0.111
If we are referring to the difference between "Old workers' top gross (break-even) wages in Malaysia Light Ammo industry" (0.126) and minus the "earn the same if not more profitable's profit" (0.001 BTC/pp), employers in Malaysia would have paid 0.125 BTC/pp.
Formula?: 0.140 - 0.139 = 0.001 < 0.126 - 0.111
The conclusion is that if I accepted Abang Grox's offer of 0.111 BTC/pp in Malaysia, he would be making a profit 15 times more than he would be in Egypt. (WOW, that is a lot of money!)
And from this add-on, we can also see that the Malaysian Light Ammo industry is actually on par with the Egyptian Iron industry and Ecuadorian Fish industry in terms of top net wages provided (0.125 BTC/pp, Red column). And for new hires (Yellow column), we are among the highest net wages provided in the world (0.116 BTC/pp).
Thank you once again Abang Grox. Thank you for bringing up this crucial advantage of ours.
Best regards,
DAAP
Minister of Economy
Government of Malaysia
May 2026