Panasonic's financial year runs from summer to summer, so its first-quarter results for 2013 just hit the wire. The figures proudly show that the company has managed to turn around the losses it suffered so badly in the previous period
-- with $23 billion in turnover generating a tidy profit of $164
million. While sales dropped by six percent compared to the first three
months of the year, it's been reducing fixed costs and restructuring
each segment of the business to ensure a return to profit making despite
the worsening financial crisis in Europe. The company's even been able
to stick some cash into the savings account, tucking $16.6 million into
the piggy bank for a rainy day.
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