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Japanese carmaker Nissan Motor will acquire a 34-per-cent stake in embattled Mitsubishi Motors for 237 billion yen (2.2 billion dollars), the two companies said Thursday. Under the deal, Nissan will become the largest shareholder in its rival, overtaking the 12.6 per cent currently held by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. "We will be the largest shareholder of MMC (Mitsubishi Motors), respecting their brand, their history and boosting their growth prospects,” Nissan chief executive and president Carlos Ghosn said in a statement. “We will support MMC as they address their challenges and welcome them as the newest member of our enlarged Alliance family," he added. Nissan wants to take advantage of Mitsubishi Motors’ popularity in South-East Asia in order to boost its group sales. Japanese media reported earlier in the day Nissan would spend more than 200 billion yen to purchase more than 30 per cent of Mitsubishi Motors. Shares in Mitsubishi Motors soared on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on the news before the announcement. Its shares were up 16.16 per cent from the previous day’s closing price. The announcement came one day after Mitsubishi Motors said its fuel-efficiency cheating involved more models than the four minicars listed in previous statements. Mitsubishi Motors acknowledged last month it had falsified data on fuel economy tests since 1991 for the four models, including Dayz and Dayz Roox mini vehicles produced for Nissan, to present better fuel consumption rates than the actual rates. Mitsubishi Motors saw its sales of minicars tumble 44.7 per cent from a year earlier to 1,477 vehicles in April, according to the Japan Light Motor Vehicle and Motorcycle Association. Sales of Nissan’s minicars dived 51.2 per cent to 5,574 units as some of its vehicles are manufactured by Mitsubishi, the association said. Minicars or mini vehicles have engines with a capacity no larger than 660 cubic centimetres. Meanwhile, Nissan predicts an operating profit of 710 billion yen for the current financial year due to a rising yen, down 10.5 per cent from the previous year, the company said Thursday. “We have adopted a cautious outlook for the current fiscal year given continuing market and exchange rate volatility,” Ghosn said. Nissan expects a net profit of 525 billion yen for the year through March 2017, up 0.2 per cent from the previous year, while sales are predicted to fall 3.2 per cent to 11.8 trillion yen. Nissan also said its operating profit for the previous financial year jumped 34.6 per cent from a year earlier to 793.3 billion yen due to growing demand for new products in North America, Western Europe and China. The carmaker posted a net profit of 862.3 billion yen for the year ending March 31, up 24.2 per cent from the year before while sales grew 7.2 per cent to 12.2 trillion yen for the year. For the January-to-March period, Nissan booked an operating profit of 205.7 billion yen, up 19.9 per cent from the same period last year, while the carmaker said its net profit for the quarter fell 40 per cent from a year earlier to 71 billion yen. Sales edged down 1.2 per cent to 3.25 trillion yen. Related Mitsubishi Motors sees net loss of 145 billion yen amid scandal Business Wednesday, June 22, 2016 - 13:27 Nissan finishes purchase of 34-per-cent stake in Mitsubishi Motors Business Thursday, October 20, 2016 - 12:33 Mitsubishi Motors minicar sales plunge amid cheating scandal Business
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Japanski proizvođač automobila Mitsubishi Motors Corp potvrdio je u četvrtak da s francuskim PSA Peugeot Citroenom pregovara o produbljivanju veza između te dvije kompanije 'Razgovaramo o tome možemo li dodatno učvrstiti svoj odnos. Kapitalno povezivanje je jedna od mnogih opcija o kojima razmišljamo', kazao je Yuki Murata, glasnogovornik Mitsubishija. Kako prenosi novinska agencija Kyodo News pozivajući se na neimenovane izvore, Peugeot planira uložiti milijarde jena u Mitsubishi Motors Corp kako bi postao njegov najveći dioničar. Gospodarski dnevnik Nikkei izvijestio je da Peugeot planira uložiti do 300 milijardi jena (3,4 milijarde dolara) za kupnju 30 do 50 posto udjela u Mitsubishiju. Mitsubishi se nada udahnuti novi život posrnulom poslovanju na temelju kapitalnog ulaganja Peugeota, drugog po veličini europskog proizvođača automobila. Francuska kompanija želi pak iskoristiti Mitsubishijevu ekspertizu na području proizvodnje električnih vozila i drugih zelenih tehnologija, prenosi Kyodo. Prema Nikkeiju, dvije kompanije razmišljaju o zajedničkom razvoju ekološki prihvatljivih vozila. - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom