TFN NEWS BRIEFING: Aerospace and transportation highlights to 09:10 BST

TFN NEWS BRIEFING: Aerospace and transportation highlights to 09:10 BST

	Published : Fri, 20 Apr 2007 09:27 By : Agencies Print this Story

2007-04-20 08:15:18

Japan's Fuji Heavy now sees FY parent-level loss for tax reasons

TOKYO (XFN-ASIA) - Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd now expects to have made a

non-consolidated net loss of 6.5 bln yen in the fiscal year ended March 31,

having previously forecast a net profit of 14 bln yen, because of losses

stemming from the withdrawal of deferred tax assets, the company said.

2007-04-20 07:17:03

Ford to open 135 new dealerships in India in current yr

MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - Ford India, a wholly-owned subsidiary of

US-based Ford Motor Company, plans to more than double the number of dealerships

across India in the current financial year, the Business Standard reported.

2007-04-20 07:12:44

Honda says 2007 China sales to increase to 400,000 units vs 323,469 in 2006

BEIJING (XFN-ASIA) - Car sales by Honda Motor Co's two joint ventures in

China -- Guangzhou Honda Automobile Co Ltd and Dongfeng Honda Automobile Co Ltd

-- are expected to rise to 400,000 units this year, Hyogo Atsuyoshi, head of

Honda's China operations, told a media conference here.

2007-04-20 07:03:49

Renault says it and Nissan now have common purchasing policy for all parts

PARIS (Thomson Financial) - Renault said it and Nissan Motor Co's joint

purchasing structure now sources 100 pct of vehicle and mechanical parts for the

two carmakers.

2007-04-20 06:30:57

Nissan Motor planning to enter compact, small car market in India

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Nissan Motor, which has launched its luxury

sedan Teana in India, is planning to enter the country's small and compact car

market, the Business Standard reported.

2007-04-20 06:30:56

Toyota president modest on world growth

DETROIT (AP) - On a visit to America's car capital, Toyota Motor Corp.

President Katsuaki Watanabe was unwilling to claim success in the Japanese

company's move toward the No. 1 spot among the world's automakers.