Toyota analyzed that this growth is due to the fact that people are renewing their cars and anticipates that demand will be boosted by the foreseeable expansion of credit.
(Special envoy to Mar del Plata). The expectations and concerns of businessmen began to have resonance in the Colloquium entrepreneur who started this Wednesday in Mar del Plata.
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The level of economic activity was one of the most talked about topics. Some sectors show a recovery, while others, more linked to the mass consumptionstill present difficulties.
Among those that are rebounding is the automotive sector. Scope spoke with Gustavo Salinas of Toyota. The manager anticipated that vehicle manufacturing is going better than expected and estimated that next year there will be some 500,000 units “and I don’t know if I’m falling short.”
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He explained this growth because people are renewing their cars and predicts that demand will be boosted by the foreseeable expansion of credit.
Salinas pointed out that “The Government does what it says and that is good”. However, and being a representative of a multinational company, he considered that As long as the restrictions remain in place, it will be difficult for foreign companies to decide on new investments in the country.
Source: Ambito
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