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Are Rosemont flow meters competitive with those from Kolon?
Asking some useless nonsense questions. . . . . . Sigh ................
It’s really useless after all, since we’ve already secured this project\ud83d\ude03
For the 420 million yuan project, we have already obtained all the necessary approvals for the instrumentation part; could you help me calculate how much profit there will be?
This post was last edited by 1111111 on 2019-5-7 20:33. I’ll calculate some crap. Let me do a rough estimate: for a investment project worth 420 million, if it involves small testing instruments, their share might be less than 1% even. So, the value of those instruments is roughly 4.2 million. If we take 1/3 of that as your gross profit, that would be 1.4 million. . . If the delivery is done in batches over a three-year construction period, then you’ll be busy moving boxes from one place to another every year, while also having to deal with social obligations and other distractions. By the end of that year, will you have earned less than 500,000 to celebrate the New Year? By that standard, the girls in Dongguan managed to earn several times more in those early years. :Lol, taking care of instruments is a tough job; besides that, the plates are too small. I guess doing some simple engineering work would be much easier than dealing with instruments. .
It’s the same as asking which is more competitive, rice or steamed buns.
Cologne’s electromagnetic flowmeters have certain advantages over Rosemount’s ones, really.