JAPAN: Isuzu posts 24.8% rise in Q2 net income
By Graeme Roberts | 9 November 2012
Isuzu's net income for the second quarter of fiscal 2013 increased 24.8% year on year to JPY42.1bn.
Operating income rose 30.8% to JPY57.3bn while sales increased 18.5% to JPY780.1bn.
The company expects full year net income to decline by 0.3% to JPY91bn.
Operating income is forecast to rise 29.4% to JPY126bn on sales up 16.4% to JPY1,630bn.
Sectors: Financial, Vehicle manufacturers
Companies: Isuzu
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