Being Number One in the World Not Important

Tokyo - Toyota this year is not expected to become the largestmanufacturer in the world following the earthquake and tsunami thatstop the production car. But Toyota is not too confusing aboutitu.Pabrikan largest automaker Toyota are now more focused on qualityrather than thinking to become number one in the world. "Being numberone in the world is not important," said Executive Vice PresidentSatoshi Ozawa told a news conference about the financial Toyota asreported by AFP on Friday (6/10/2011). Analysts expect GM andVolkswagen this year will be the upper hand after the Toyota sufferedsubstantial losses following the earthquake and tsunami last March 11.
Toyota's net profit declined to 35 percent, to $ 3.5 billion following theearthquake and tsunami lalu.Penurunan while net profit also occur due to the strengthening of the yen against the U.S. dollar. Toyota expectsto be back to recover in the second half of 2011 after supply problemscaused by the earthquake can be resolved. But Toyota has warned the issue of the strengthening yen, which makes its products too mahal.Iniis the first announcement of financial data after the earthquake andtsunami Toyota some time ago.
In addition to a decrease in net income, total production was estimated to decrease from 7.3 million units last year to 7.23 million unit.MenurutOzawa, an earthquake on March 11, 2011 and contributed to 77percent decline in net income last quarter of Toyota in the Japanesecalendar.
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