Suzuki's group net tumbled as sales rose for the year

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Suzuki Motor Corp. posted a drop of 25% in its group net profits for the year ending March 31, 2001. The company posted 20.2 billion yen (185.7 million euros) in net profits for the yearly period.

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Suzuki's net rises on lower costs, growth in sales

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Suzuki Motor Corp. posted a 11.13 billion yen (102.6 million euros) group net profit for the six-month period of 2001. This represented an increase of 2.3% over the same 2000 period. Suzuki benefited from reduced costs and higher sales.

Profit, Profits

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Nissan to rev up its liquidity to win higher credit ratings

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Nissan Motor Company Ltd. is planning to increase its operating cash flow to $7 billion in an attempt to raise its credit rating. Net profit for the automobile company is up 1.7 percent from last year to $4.88 billion. Chief Executive Officer Carlos Ghosn has turned the company into magic with record profit growth for several consecutive financial quarters.

Financial management, Management dynamics, Management, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, Company Profile, Company business management, Nissan Motor Company Ltd., Company financing, Automobile Industry

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