Toshiba's
most recent fiscal results (the first of its 2012 financial year) show
that while the company pulled in $16 billion in turnover, it slumped to a
$154 million loss for the last three months. While its "social infrastructure" unit (power plants, LED light bulbs and radiation detectors)
generated a $107 million profit, the consumer electronics and
white-goods sectors continued to lose sales. The company attributes the
loss to further restructuring costs as well as pointing an accusatory
digit toward the European financial crisis and concerns about power
generation capacity in Japan. Despite the gloom, the company says that
it still expects to hit a target of $81 billion turnover and $3.8
billion profit before March 2013.
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