FYI: Another Positive Mitsubishi Article for Everyone!
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FYI: Another Positive Mitsubishi Article for Everyone!
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This is our answer to all the nay sayers out there, still hesitant to try the oldest Japanese car to date.
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"As anticipated, Mitsubishi Motor Corporation (MMC) announced today its revitalization plan to infuse much needed capital into the company. This is obviously tremendous news for Mitsubishi Motors North America (MMNA), giving renewed support for rebuilding our slaes efforts in the North American market. This capital infusion of $4.29 billion (450 billion yen) also demonstrates the Mitsubishi companies' belief and confidence in the future of the brand."
In his press statement in Tokyo today , Mr. Okazaki once again reiterated MMC's commitment to the North American market and underscored its importance to the company's global strategy. Despite the recent problems we have faced in the U.S. , North Amerca remains a top priority for us, " he said, "We are fully committed to getting our North American operations back on track to pave way for the future growth here.
Again, I will scan the entire article when I get home.
Thanks
Jing G.
Who said we're out of the marketplace? Let the games begin!
This is our answer to all the nay sayers out there, still hesitant to try the oldest Japanese car to date.
Quote:
"As anticipated, Mitsubishi Motor Corporation (MMC) announced today its revitalization plan to infuse much needed capital into the company. This is obviously tremendous news for Mitsubishi Motors North America (MMNA), giving renewed support for rebuilding our slaes efforts in the North American market. This capital infusion of $4.29 billion (450 billion yen) also demonstrates the Mitsubishi companies' belief and confidence in the future of the brand."
In his press statement in Tokyo today , Mr. Okazaki once again reiterated MMC's commitment to the North American market and underscored its importance to the company's global strategy. Despite the recent problems we have faced in the U.S. , North Amerca remains a top priority for us, " he said, "We are fully committed to getting our North American operations back on track to pave way for the future growth here.
Again, I will scan the entire article when I get home.
Thanks
Jing G.
Who said we're out of the marketplace? Let the games begin!
