| think-man said: What ever it takes I guess, they can't go on bleeding money forever. |
Like the article says, the only reason they posted a loss was because of restructuring charges.
More restructuring would just carry more charges.
The aim of the "activist investor" pushing total breakup is not boosting profits, it is a better valuation on paper.
I don't see why Sony is obligated to that perspective in anyway, they are obligated to pursue profits and growth,
but however investors wish to valuate Sony based on it's published numbers, is the investor's own business,
Sony's obliation to owners is to produce profit, not to achieve theoretical rankings.
The only benefit of boosting their valuation is to speculators who then sell,
those who buy at curretn cheaper price get better earnings/price ratio with current set up, and post structuring Sony looks profitable.
