Mazda to shift production to Europe while cutting capacity in Japan 25%

Article Abstract:

The article discusses Mazda Motor Corp.'s plans to cut one-quarter of the automaker's manufacturing capacity in Japan and to manufacture 100,000 vehicles annually at a Ford plant in Europe. Mazda predicts it will record a 49.5 billion yen (Euro536 million) group net loss for the year ending March 31, mostly resulting from currency fluctuations.

Europe, Expanded capacity, plant expansion, Capacity, Production management

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Mazda sees wider loss due to pension write-off

Article Abstract:

Mazda Motor Corp. is forecasting a 156.5 billion yen (1.4 billion euros) net loss for the year ending March 31, 2001. The company previously expected a loss of 49.5 billion yen.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends

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Cost-cutting effort helps Mazda swing into the black

Article Abstract:

Mazda Motor Corp. posted 1.31 billion yen in net income for the six-month period ending September 2001. The company's cost-cutting efforts enabled it to return to profitability.

Finance

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