These bugs will be fixed in the next patch v6.5.09.

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I have the following setup:
- 4 factoring are sending their CPUs output to a central warehouse.
- there is second warehouse that orders CPUs from the first one, then distributes them to 4 Desktop PC factories connected to it
- the second warehouse has another floor that receives all Desktop PCs for further distribution

The entire setup works and is highly profitable. However, individual client reports seem to be incorrect.

For the warehouse, the training bar reports 129K per month in training, so does the balance sheet. For an individual factory, the red bar tool tip says 55K for monthly training, while the factory balance sheet indicates 255K for the previous month.

While factories are obviously working, having a revenue/profit, when analyzing their sole client (the first warehouse), the monthly warehouse purchases are set to 0, and the demand bar is completely empty.

The warehouse itself reports 0 purchases from the second warehouse, and an empty demand bar for its second warehouse client.

If the analysis is conducted not by checking the individual clients, but by checking the output product itself, the supply/demand bars seem to be correct.