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by jsnell
1327 days ago
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How do you reckon that? Back of the envelope, their profit in your scenario should be about (revenue - COGS) / 2 - (fixed costs - fixed cost of reality labs) Their revenue was $27.5B with COGS $5.7B vs. fixed costs of $16.3B. The cost of reality labs was $3.8B, let's assume for simplicity that it was all fixed costs. Plug those numbers into the formula, and it'd be a $2.5B loss. If their revenue was cut in half, they'd need to slim down massively in the non-RL segments to even break even, let alone be more profitable than now. |
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