129810431489375000_30Japanese media are expected to Panasonic's 2011 fiscal-year net profit of 626 million dollars
NetEase tech news on May 9, according to foreign media reports, in Japan the Nikkei Shimbun reported that Panasonic's 2011 fiscal year could achieve about 50 billion yen (about us $ 626 million) after the earnings, the company's shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Wednesday in early trading to achieve biggest rise since 2 months. On Wednesday, Matsushita shares rose to 605 yen per share, upSite of 4.9%, since March 9, the biggest gain in this year. As 9:58 A.M., Matsushita shares to 601 yen
wow power leveling, while Tokyo's Nikkei 225 stock price index fell an average of about 1.3%. The Nikkei Shimbun reported that Panasonic's 2011 fiscal year may be on track for profits of about 50 billion yen due to the restructuring, but withoutLotion source. Panasonic had previously said its year to March 31, 2011 may be a record of some 780 billion yen in losses for the fiscal year. Average of 18 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg estimate of Panasonic's 2011 fiscal year loss of 106 billion yen. The Nikkei Shimbun reported that Panasonic's 2011 fiscal year operating profit from the previous fiscal year's 300Billion yen up to 250 billion yen, and average of 19 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg expected to 241 billion yen.
Matsushita spokesman said the company did not provide information in this regard to the Nikkei, companies will be announced on May 11, 2011 fiscal year results. The Nikkei Shimbun reported that Panasonic's revenue in fiscal 2011 and is expected toNot much has changed, and TV sales may be lower than the previous fiscal year sales of about 18 million units. Reports that benefited from the subsidies provided by the Government
SWTOR Credits, the company's solar cell sales could grow. Matsushita said in February this year, due to natural disasters, the yen rose as well as the global economic slowdown, the company's loss of the 2011 fiscal year ended March 31 of this year will fall short of780 billion yen, which is the maximum amount of loss since the company was founded in 1918. Matsushita President Ohtsubo (Fumio Ohtsubo) said he is cutting staff
TERA Power Leveling, transfer of production to overseas, and turn off the monitor measures such as factories, transformed the company into solar panels and rechargeable battery industry leader. OhtsuboIn the post of President leaving office next month. (LIU Chun)
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