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Old 02-03-2007, 10:30 PM   #65
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Originally Posted by Wally
Well Toyota was $7.8b including exports and posted a whopping $55m profit (down 22%), while Ford was $3.89b with a profit of $148m (down 23%).

In 2004 Holden's revenue was $7.21b including exports and $335m profit, before they farmed $120m off to Detriot to make the sick US branch look better. In one year Holden's profit was about 10 years worth of Toyota's profit up to that date.
Toyota mate ?

Don't even go there......

Transfer costs (which the Federal Government are investigating) are a good way of hiding profits off-shore.

Believe you me. Toyota are REALLY making a lot more than that here in Australia.
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