Toyota forcast higher profits as US car market recovers
Toyota Motor Corp. forecast profit will rise 48 percent this fiscal year as it recovers from record recalls in North America, its largest market, and boosts sales in Asia outside Japan. The company may increase net income to 310 billion yen ($3.35 billion) in the year ending in March, from 209 billion yen a year earlier, the automaker said in a statement today.
Source: Toyota forcast higher profits as US car market recovers
Source: Toyota forcast higher profits as US car market recovers
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