Sony eyeing 10% operating profit margin for 60th anniversary

Sony eyeing 10% operating profit margin for 60th anniversary

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp. Chairman Nobuyuki Idei speaks at a news conference May 28 on his firm's a new medium-term business plan to achieve a business structure securing a consolidated operating profit margin of at least 10% in fiscal 2006, its 60th anniversary. The consumer electronics giant mapped out the plan expecting to establish its position as a global media and technology company with one of the strongest brands in the world.

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