Economy of Sanama

Economy of the Democratic Federation of Sanama
Currency:	Sanaman rilha (R$)
GDP:	TBD
Marketplace
Industries:	Food Fish Livestock Swine Camels Rice Drink Beer Wine Energy Electricity Nuclear technology Maritime industry Automotive Transportation Rail Air Sport Football Ice Hockey Pati Yala Military Education Mining Silver Natural Gas Coal Oil Limestone Construction Other
Major Industry (% of GDP):	Oil (TBC %)
Largest Company (Value):	SanOil (TBC $)
Labour Force (% of Total Population):	49,750,000 (58.5 %)
Labour Force by Sector:	Military and Defense: TBC (TBC %) Food (% of All Employed): TBC (TBC%) Industry Energy: TBC (TBC %) Services Other: TBC (TBC %)
Unemployed (% of Total Population):	TBC (TBC %)
Budget:	TBC
Budget Surplus or Deficit:	TBC
Inflation Rate:
Exports:	Oil, petroleum products, plastics, silver, fish, processed fish products, beer, wine, automobiles, buses, trucks, ships, small arms, military aircraft, electronics
Export Partners:	Raspur Pact  Natopia  Unified Governorates  Shireroth  Drak-Modan  Elwynn  Alduria-Wechua  Constancia  Ransenar  Floria External partners  Senya  Mercury  United Isles  Tellia
Imports:	TBD
Import Partners:	Natopia  Tellia  Unified Governorates  Shireroth  Drak-Modan  Elwynn  Ransenar
Reserves of Foreign Currency:

The economy of Sanama is dominated by private corporations and a few large state owned companies. Strong protections for workers remain from the First Republic. The economy is dominated by the oil industry, maritime industry, automobile production, weapons production and electronics.

Currency

Sanama adopted the Natopian natopo shortly after independence due to the collapse of the Shirerithian Erb. This helped stabilise the economy during the early years. However, since Sanama cannot conduct its own monetary policy, the federal government began planning to adopt a new national currency. In 1680 the Natopian natopo was replaced by the Sanaman rilha as the official currency of Sanama.

List of Notable Enterprises

For national security reasons, all strategic industries are under federal authority and management. This includes military vessels and weapons as well as oil and natural gas.

Name	Seat	Industry	Form	Majority owner	Employees	Turnover
Sanama State Maritime Industries	Port Niyi	Maritime systems and vessels	Public enterprise	Federal government	TBD	TBD
Sanama Arms Industries	Soli	Military weapons and vehicles	Public enterprise	Federal government	TBD	TBD
Simines	Sanestira	Electronics	Private enterprise	Kisho Tomisha	TBD	TBD
Woolridge Shipping Company	Susston	Bulk cargo and oil shipping	Private enterprise	James Woolridge	TBD	TBD
Faca Automotive Group	Acquecalde	Automobiles and trucks	Private enterprise with state ownership	Shareholders	163,700 (1685)	TBD
Kisara Cars	North Nee City	Automobiles	Private enterprise	Vinfetto Holdings	TBD	TBD
Kerularios & Company	Acquecalde	Shipping, financial services	Private enterprise	Maximinus Kerularios	TBD	TBD
Vinfetto Holdings	Porto Napole	Holding company	Private enterprise	Vinfetto family	TBD	TBD
SanOil	Niyi	Oil production, petroleum products	Public enterprise	Federal government	72,000	R$154 billion (1681)
Sadri Industries Sanama	Fatehpur Sikri	Industrial ventures, Talenore-registered	Private enterprise	Sadri family, Talenore	TBD	TBD
Brightworks Mistra	Brightown	Aircraft manufacturing	Public enterprise	Federal government	TBD	TBD
Apishe Group	Pakor City	Holding company	Private conglomerate	Caprici family	TBD	TBD
Omega Airlines	Fatehpur Sikri	Airline	Subsidiary	Apishe Group	TBD	TBD
Casino della Baia	Acquecalde	Casino	Subsidiary	Apishe Group	TBD	TBD
Sanaman Federal Railways	Sanama City	Railway transport	Public enterprise	Federal government	TBD	TBD
Siccre Maritime Industries	West Fatehpur Sikri	Maritime systems and vessels	Subsidiary	Apishe Group	TBD	TBD
Tanisha Foods	Sëwulat	Food processing	Private company	Tanisha family	TBD	TBD
Popa Cola Company	Pakuwi	Soft drinks	Private company	Stock owners	TBD	TBD
Jollichick	Kawite City	Fast-food restaurants	Private company	Stock owners	TBD	TBD
Vaffanculo's	Fanculevita	Fast-food restaurants	Private company	Andrea Vaffanculo	TBD	TBD
Sicureta Corporation	Brigham	Private security services	Private company	Shareholders	50,000 (1685)	TBD
Niyi Engine and Truck Company	Niyi	Light, medium and heavy duty trucks, engines	Private company	Shareholders	44,000 (1685)	TBD
Kalhana Construction Company	Niyi	Construction and development	Private company	Piter Kalhana	TBD	TBD
Pangka Intusteriya Niyili	Niyi	Bank	Private company	Shareholders	TBD	TBD
Faca Cars	Acquecalde	Automobiles	Subsidiary	Faca Automotive Group	95,500 (1685)	TBD
Acquila Cars	Rosaria	Automobiles	Subsidiary	Faca Automotive Group	28,100 (1685)	TBD
Tigris Autos	North Nee City	Automobiles	Subsidiary	Faca Automotive Group	9,500 (1685)	TBD
Faca Commercial Vehicles	Acquecalde	Trucks, buses	Subsidiary	Faca Automotive Group	17,800 (1685)	TBD
Jaap Autos	Vaap	Off-road vehicles	Trust	Beppe Jaap Trust	15,000 (1685)	TBD
Derry Motors	Derry	Automobiles	Subsidiary	DKA Group	42,700 (1685)	TBD
Stella Cars	Fenicottero	Luxury and executive cars	Publicly trade limited liability company	Shareholders	10,000 (1685)	TBD
Thanatos Industrial & Construction Company	Riverden	Industrial production, construction	Publicly traded limited liability company	Shareholders	55,000 (1685)	TBD
Dilatti e Figli	Acquecalde	Audit, management consulting, financial advisory, risk advisory, tax, legal	Cisamarran associazjone	Dilatti family	22,000 (1688)	TBD

Products

Crude oil

• Total production: 4.3 million bpd
• Domestic consumption: 2.6 million bpd
• Imports: 0.3 million bpd
• Exports: 1.9 million bpd
• Domestic refinement: 0.1 million bpd

Country	Barrels per day
Natopia	450,000
Shireroth	400,000
Unified Governorates	450,000
Elwynn	300,000
Tellia	75,000
Drak-Modan	45,000
Others	180,000
Total	2,000,000

Production

Product	Amount (1705)
From oil and gas
Crude oil
Natural gas
Petroleum products
Chemicals
Plastics
Minerals and their derivatives
Gold
Copper
Nickel
Chromite
Coal
Silver
Cobalt
Tin
Aluminium
Iron
Steel
Clay
Limestone
Mica
Electronics and machinery
Electrical machinery
Appliances
Electronic equipment
Automobiles
Trucks and buses
Electronics
Mechanical parts
Fruit, produce, vegetables