v1.2.59Aug 23, 2026·1 min readBeta 2

1.2.59: Your company's colour on your company's charts

Shareholder charts now use shades of your corporation's own colour instead of an unrelated set of twelve, and every new company is given a colour when it is founded. Building capacity lets you type the number you want, gives you plus and minus ten buttons, and moves ten or a hundred at a time when you hold shift or ctrl.

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Shareholder charts read as your company

•Slices are shades of your corporation's colour. The ownership and voting charts used a fixed set of twelve colours that had nothing to do with the company you were looking at. They now tint every holder off your own brand colour, so the chart looks like your company at a glance. The shades are spread far enough apart to tell one holder from the next.
•Every new company is given a colour. Companies founded from now on are assigned one at founding, including spin-offs and companies run by non-player parties. Older companies without one keep a fixed colour worked out from their identity, so a company never changes colour between visits.
•Large cap tables stay readable. A company can have hundreds of shareholders, and the chart drew a slice and a legend entry for every one of them. It now names the ten largest holders and totals the rest into a single slice. Shares held by the public float are still shown on their own, in grey.

Building capacity is quicker to drive

•Type the number you want. The count field can be cleared and typed into. Before, it snapped back to a minimum of one on every keypress, which ate the first digit of anything you tried to enter.
•Plus and minus ten. New buttons either side of the count move it ten at a time, next to the existing single steps.
•Hold a key to move faster. Holding shift multiplies any step by ten, and holding ctrl multiplies it by a hundred. That works on the buttons and on the arrow keys, so ctrl and the plus ten button move a thousand at once.

1.2.59: Your company's colour on your company's charts

Patchcorporationsmarket

Shareholder charts read as your company

•Slices are shades of your corporation's colour. The ownership and voting charts used a fixed set of twelve colours that had nothing to do with the company you were looking at. They now tint every holder off your own brand colour, so the chart looks like your company at a glance. The shades are spread far enough apart to tell one holder from the next.

•Every new company is given a colour. Companies founded from now on are assigned one at founding, including spin-offs and companies run by non-player parties. Older companies without one keep a fixed colour worked out from their identity, so a company never changes colour between visits.

•Large cap tables stay readable. A company can have hundreds of shareholders, and the chart drew a slice and a legend entry for every one of them. It now names the ten largest holders and totals the rest into a single slice. Shares held by the public float are still shown on their own, in grey.

Building capacity is quicker to drive

•Type the number you want. The count field can be cleared and typed into. Before, it snapped back to a minimum of one on every keypress, which ate the first digit of anything you tried to enter.

•Plus and minus ten. New buttons either side of the count move it ten at a time, next to the existing single steps.

•Hold a key to move faster. Holding shift multiplies any step by ten, and holding ctrl multiplies it by a hundred. That works on the buttons and on the arrow keys, so ctrl and the plus ten button move a thousand at once.