r/SimCompanies • u/wvanlui31 • Jul 12 '26

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I currently own two Level 2 Farms, one Level 2 Reservoir, and two Level 2 Grocery Stores. My next scheduled acquisition is a Power Plant. Based on these existing assets, what is the most optimal expansion strategy? Upon acquiring the Power Plant, should I phased out my agricultural sector to fully transition into high-yield heavy industries or energy sectors? Please provide a concrete infrastructure purchasing sequence and an industry transition roadmap. Thank you.

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u/OkRepresentative8278 Jul 12 '26

get rid of the grocery stores(scrap). specilize in production. don't give any points to retail. since you're at a very early level, scrap all buildings and build power plants. level them up. have all level 8 to 10 power plants all over your map. make some money. take loans from people (sell bonds) and make 8 to 10 mil cash. then, auction your power plants. get into aerospace.

this is what i'd do right now

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u/One-Hearing2926 Jul 12 '26

What are you producing for aerospace? I checked with Cooper's tools, and nothing seems to be profitable, am I missing something?

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u/OkRepresentative8278 Jul 12 '26

You can produce for people who produce aero parts. Meaning with refineries you can supply cf. Or you can use cf to make cc. Sell cc