However, if the workshop is at risk of bankruptcy (when its capital reaches 1/4 of the initial investment), it will use the revenue from selling the goods to replenish its capital. All fees will be deducted from the workshop's capital, and you will need to visit the workshop from time to time to deposit money so that it can operate autonomously.
Then you take all the wool you produced and sell it in some other city. We need more tools for managing workshops, caravans and affecting market for sure, but some people here just want to make any workshop anywhere and expect it to be profitable. Edit: Btw in this playthgough where I had monopoly on oil, oil prices in some places were 300+.
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The economy in 1.8 is vastly different than anything we have seen. This has caused workshops to behave a bit differently. this is a simple process to assure you make money. Watch my workshop video, it is time stamped for each kingdom so you can see all towns in the kingdom quickly. 1.8 Workshop Video
In Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord, there are two types of passive income: workshops and caravans. Both types of businesses are available to any player at any time in the game. They are costly, especially at the beginning of the game, so it’s worth thinking twice before investing the first 15-20 thousand dinars in your business.
Though weirdly, Trade isn't the skill you should focus on for the companion, but rather high Scouting and Riding,anything to increase movement speed or sight radius, so that they can survive a bit longer. Trade will gradually increase by itself. In my opinion, the best way to make money, is as a smith. I tried caravans and workshops, and their c2nY.
