Ford posts US$997 million profit
Detroit, United States,- After showing a deficit for three years, Ford Motor Co informed today that in the third quarter of this year they obtained net benefits for US$997 million and US$1.1 billion operation results, their first surplus since the beginning of 2008. In the third quarter of 2008, the Group posted a net loss amounting to US$129 million, and operation loss before taxes of US$2.7 billion, per a press release from the Company.
These results are way above market expectations, which anticipated a net loss of 12 cents per share, while Ford posted 29 cents per share benefit.
Good results are due to better sales, especially in the United States, as well as a significant costs cut down. This cut down amounted to One Billion Dollars to total US$4.6 billion in the first months of the year. The figure is higher than the Group’s goals (US$4 billion).
“Our results in the third quarter clearly show that Ford is making outstanding progress in spite of the recession in the world economy”, Alan Mulally the Company’s President declared.
Detroit, United States,- After showing a deficit for three years, Ford Motor Co informed today that in the third quarter of this year they obtained net benefits for US$997 million and US$1.1 billion operation results, their first surplus since the beginning of 2008. In the third quarter of 2008, the Group posted a net loss amounting to US$129 million, and operation loss before taxes of US$2.7 billion, per a press release from the Company.These results are way above market expectations, which anticipated a net loss of 12 cents per share, while Ford posted 29 cents per share benefit.
Good results are due to better sales, especially in the United States, as well as a significant costs cut down. This cut down amounted to One Billion Dollars to total US$4.6 billion in the first months of the year. The figure is higher than the Group’s goals (US$4 billion).
“Our results in the third quarter clearly show that Ford is making outstanding progress in spite of the recession in the world economy”, Alan Mulally the Company’s President declared.
Source: Debate - 03 November 2009
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