PROFITSAs said: Indus Corporation best to be described as a commercial development organization. Both good developments (functionality and volume) as good profits (continuity and funding) seeking. Profits ensures continuity. Profits ensures access to funding.
Indus Corporation has functionality, volume in this functionality, continuity in this functionality and being able to fund to realize this functionalities on her agenda. The only way to do this independent without becoming an independent beggar and a subsidy addict who function depends on (or metaphorical said: rides the waves of) external hard to influence but very hard in effects policies. We just want to do our thing, with or without subsidies. The only way to do that is making profit the companies central power.
Profits ensures maximum functionality grow from inside out, addressing the functionality and volume issue more direct than possible in any other way. Making it possible to roll-out relatively easy a concept in every country or even province of the world. Profits ensures continuity, addressing the functionality and continuity issue more direct than possible in any other way (projects makes their own financial ‘fuel’). Profit ensures funding and addresses this way realization of functionality, volume possibilities (both on location as in geographical spreading) and continuity of realized projects/businesses. Without always project/company build-in profit, projects/companies are weak in volume and dangerous addicted to subsidies. Also profits makes funding of project easily. There is a profit to share and this attracts not only the few functional investors, but also the general capital market. If there is something to share after realization, funding the realization becomes more easy.
Producing profit is the magic of each project. Volume and continuity than are free gotten side effects or facets. Indus Corporation as owner of the supporting units, sector units and national units will get income from these profits. The income of Indus stays within the organization.
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