Mitsubishi Corp. targets 500 bil. yen net profit in FY 2012

Mitsubishi Corp. targets 500 bil. yen net profit in FY 2012

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Corp. President Ken Kobayashi speaks during a news conference in Tokyo on July 16, 2010. The company announced that it is targeting consolidated net profit of 500 billion yen in fiscal 2012.

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