good comment,
The correct way to measure how much they will receive, and how much will be left for FBR, is to try to measure what the investment return of those partners will be,
I guess a 30% annual return on their investment is more than enough.
Therefore, the meaning of this for us is that it will not reduce too much of a percentage of our profit.
Because, the cost of the production of the readiness and the establishment of branches in the field - compared to the amount of profit they generate is quite negligible.
Therefore, even if you give them a 30% annual investment return, our profits will not decrease by more than 10%.
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