Panasonic Corp said Wednesday that it expected to
post a 765-billion-yen (9.61-billion-dollar) net loss for the current
financial year through March amid a slowdown in China and Europe.
The company had predicted a net profit of 50 billion yen for the
year three months ago.
Panasonic trimmed its forecast for operating profit in the year by
46 per cent to 140 billion yen from 260 billion yen it had estimated
in July. Sales are now projected at 7.3 trillion yen, down 7 per cent
from 8.1 trillion yen predicted three months ago.
Panasonic also booked a net loss of 698 billion yen in the
July-September quarter, compared with a net loss of 105.8 billion yen
in the same period last year.
The company also logged an operating profit of 48.8 billion yen
for the July-September period, up 16 per cent from 42 billion yen a
year ago, while sales were down 12.1 per cent to 1.82 trillion yen
from 2.08 trillion yen.
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