kain_kusanagi said:
Riiiiight, as if the head of the company is going to admit to investors that it's as close to a fire sale as you can get without burning the company to ash.
Seriously, If the company wasn't in trouble they wouldn't be laying people off left and right and selling assets to pay debts and keep factories open. I hope it works and they get some budget priced HDTVs into Walmart so they can start making a profit like Visio. Things are clearly not going well, but maybe their strategy will pay off.
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No one said that the company is doing rosy, thats why kaz is the CEO now, they are in restructure mode. They are trying to get smaller purporsely.
They reduce the number of TV models last year in order to cost save. They have to lay off people and close studios, sell building and non core assets like it chemical business, its joint ventures that did not make any sense but was costing them 1 billion dollars a year, its upcoming battery business and reinvest in the thing that most people constantly say they should do, invest in their core stuff like consumer electronics, phones and games.