Japanese car manufacturer Nissan announced that it had recorded the highest annual sales in the year up to March 31st since the company was founded in 1934.
The firm made a profit of 319.2bn yen ($3.7bn; £2.4bn) after making just 42bn yen net profits in the previous year. It also enjoyed a growth in global sales of 19%. This rise in sales increased the total revenue to 8.8 trillion yen, a percentage rise of 17%. Most of the growth was in China,…
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