Toyota Motor Corp. revised its unconsolidated earnings projections for the first half of fiscal 2000 upward due to brisk sales of its vehicles in domestic and overseas markets, company officials said Friday.
During the April-September period, its pretax profit will increase to 220 billion yen from the previous forecast of 170 billion yen while its sales will also rise to 3.7 trillion yen from 3.6 trillion yen.
Its net profit will increase to 100 billion yen from the earlier forecast of 70 billion yen and its operating profit will also jump to 190 billion yen from 150 billion yen.
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