But even so, shouldn't the price be pressed down like this?
This production is virtually a pure loss-making deal.
"Loss-making?"
Cheng Ye suddenly paused, had a moment of clarity, and instantly understood why the habitation modules could be sold so cheaply.
What is considered a loss depends on whether production materials rely on external imports, constrained by hard costs.
Or whether raw material acquisition requires payment for transportation and processing fees, which accumulate layer by layer to create a calculable loss.
But the main prefabricated panels of the habitation modules use crushed bricks and rubble from demolished ruins as aggregates, mixed with a bit of cement and pressed into shape, with a thickness of only 15 to 20 centimeters, with just an iron wire mesh laid internally to enhance overall integrity.
