+ Follow KEN TAKASHIMA Tag
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[Title] => Isuzu Phils to export Crosswind CKD packs to Vietnam, Caribbean
[Summary] => Isuzu Philippines Corp. expects to offset the continued weakening in sale of commercial vehicles in the local market through exports of completely knocked down (CKD) vehicles to Vietnam, the Caribbean and Central Americas.
However, despite the weak local demand, Isuzu managed to corner a 35- percent share of the commercial vehicle market.
"We would like to keep that market share as a better target. Share is what matters," Ken Takashima, Isuzu Phils. vice president for marketing and sales, said.
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[Summary] => Isuzu Philippines Corp. vice president for marketing and sales Ken Takashima is hoping to be able to sell a little over 10,000 units this year of various Isuzu models.
However, this year’s projected sales, Takashima admitted would be around 23-percent lower than last year’s total sales of 12,900 units.
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KEN TAKASHIMA
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[Title] => Isuzu Phils to export Crosswind CKD packs to Vietnam, Caribbean
[Summary] => Isuzu Philippines Corp. expects to offset the continued weakening in sale of commercial vehicles in the local market through exports of completely knocked down (CKD) vehicles to Vietnam, the Caribbean and Central Americas.
However, despite the weak local demand, Isuzu managed to corner a 35- percent share of the commercial vehicle market.
"We would like to keep that market share as a better target. Share is what matters," Ken Takashima, Isuzu Phils. vice president for marketing and sales, said.
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[Title] => Isuzu expects lower sales due to weak peso
[Summary] => Isuzu Philippines Corp. vice president for marketing and sales Ken Takashima is hoping to be able to sell a little over 10,000 units this year of various Isuzu models.
However, this year’s projected sales, Takashima admitted would be around 23-percent lower than last year’s total sales of 12,900 units.
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