Revenue Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company during January to March increased by 5.4 million U.S. dollars, up 27 percent over the same period last year. The gain was thanks to the sales volume rose 7 percent in the first quarter with 46.8 million units sold tires and the highest in the history of Goodyear.
In an official statement received by the editorial Kompas.com, yesterday (03/04/2011), Goodyear claimed an increase in revenue per tire up to 15 percent. "I am very pleased with first quarter results are remarkable. This achievement is a very good first step on the way to reach our 2013 target," said Richard J Kramer, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company.
For the Asia Pacific region, sales also terkerek 14 percent compared to last year to 551 million U.S. dollars. Volume to supply to the plant or the Original Equipment (OE) is the same as last year, but shipping a replacement tire market (replacement) fell 4 percent. China and India are key markets for the company to print the positive sales.
"Goodyear in Asia are also moving along with the momentum of growth in the first quarter of 2011. Although we were paying extra for a new plant in Pulandian (China), Goodyear also pocketed the highest pre-tax income," added Pierre Cohade, president of Goodyear's Asia Pacific Director.
In an official statement received by the editorial Kompas.com, yesterday (03/04/2011), Goodyear claimed an increase in revenue per tire up to 15 percent. "I am very pleased with first quarter results are remarkable. This achievement is a very good first step on the way to reach our 2013 target," said Richard J Kramer, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company.
For the Asia Pacific region, sales also terkerek 14 percent compared to last year to 551 million U.S. dollars. Volume to supply to the plant or the Original Equipment (OE) is the same as last year, but shipping a replacement tire market (replacement) fell 4 percent. China and India are key markets for the company to print the positive sales.
"Goodyear in Asia are also moving along with the momentum of growth in the first quarter of 2011. Although we were paying extra for a new plant in Pulandian (China), Goodyear also pocketed the highest pre-tax income," added Pierre Cohade, president of Goodyear's Asia Pacific Director.
