This may extend to more than bank loans, with donations or support from other organizations being a possibility. What further complicates this is that many of The Avengers were classified as war criminals. Many of the actions the team takes are unsanctioned and not affiliated with any national or supranational authority. Sometimes they act as representatives of organizations such as S.
Those who refused to sign the Sokovia Accords and didn't retire were also considered fugitives. This comment about goodwill from Sam shows that, despite this interpretation of the Avengers' actions, there were many in the world still happy for their protection and willing to support them in some way. Again during his meeting with the loan agent, Sam Wilson provides paperwork showing his and Sarah's financials.
Sarah herself notes earlier in the episode that she's been losing money, but Sam highlights recent " government contracts " which are proof of his income.
One such activity is depicted at the beginning of the first episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Sam goes in to rescue the military liaison from the criminal organization LAF, which is operating in Tunisia, somewhere, " the US military cannot be seen operating, " according to the officer briefing Wilson, who confirms a " subtle " approach in order not to violate any treaties.
Heroes completing such military contracts as this, independent of The Avengers, could be acting out of altruism — doing the right thing is a strong theme throughout the MCU — but this seems like a legitimate military contract Falcon is completing, which means remuneration.
Contracts such as this must be what he's referencing to the loan agent, and show an approach also taken by the Guardians of the Galaxy and Star-Lord , who are depicted completing contracts for payment on behalf of entities such as the Sovereign and the Nova Corps.
In , a bomb manufactured by Stark Industries landed in Sokovia , hitting the apartment building of the Maximoff family. However, it failed to detonate due to Wanda Maximoff 's magic, [6] but still killed her parents. In , Tony Stark was kidnapped by the Ten Rings in Afghanistan , and developed a suit of armor powered with a miniaturized Arc Reactor to escape captivity.
Upon his return to Malibu , he decided the company would no longer produce weaponry, due to the fact that he had discovered his captors now possessed illegal Stark weaponry and technology. Stark Industries Headquarters , Los Angeles. Stark further developed his armor to create new models, such as the Iron Man Armor: Mark III and started looking for and destroying stolen Stark tech, which he later discovered Obadiah Stane was selling behind his back.
Stark faced Stane, who had created his own suit of armor, and killed him in battle at the Stark Industries Factory. Pepper Potts also procured permits to build a Tower in Washington, D.
In , following the downfall of S. In , Stark Industries announced new scholarships for promising students from urban city schools. In , when Nick Fury was restored to life, he was given the glasses and was just instructed to give them to Peter Parker.
However, Fury gave the glasses to Talos to give to Parker instead. In mid, Talos gave the glasses to Parker. With the glasses, Parker had access to the E. Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki. Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki Explore. The key Iron Man tech that Stark won't sell is the power source in the movies , and the repulsors in both movies and comics. He might still use both to create more efficient or effective Stark production lines, for creating things he is willing to sell.
In the comics it's been repeatedly stated that giving up weapons does badly impact profits. During one past run when Stark was refusing to deal in defence contracts at all , it was clear that Stark profits - and his connections in government - were badly hurt.
But Stark's so big and so rich that it's not fatal. My answer is going to be more based directly off the movies than speculation. Iron Man did loose a lot of money and company valuation from dropping out of the defense industry - but out of his experience in the Middle East a whole new energy business was born.
The movies also reveal that Stark Industries make health devices Iron Man 2 Tony checks his own blood pressure and there is quite a bit of experimental technology in holographic displays, AI Jarvis, Friday and mobile computing. One huge aspect everyone forgets about is the Iron Man suits. The Iron Man suits become a huge item for the press.
On its own the suits may not produce defense contracts, but a huge amount of merchandise and IP maybe all the Iron Man helmets we see in MCU are licensed from Stark Industries. The suit also generates giant exposure for the Arc Reactor and other technologies. Tony Stark's role as a world Avenger also generates him even more exposure- perhaps companies hire him as a consultant or he gets paid to speak at conferences we see several things like that in the McU.
I also bet the government may fund the Avengers to some degree based on the UN taking jurisdiction and indirectly Stark Industries who has the legal oversight over the Avengers. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. How does Stark Enterprises maintain its cashflow?
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