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ФИАТ планирует отправку работников ряда своих заводов в вынужденный оплачиваемый отпуск из-за спада продаж в Европе и мире. Программа коснется заводов Mirafiori в Турине, Termini Imerese в Сицилии, Melfi и Pomigliano в центральной Италии, и заводов CNH Global NV в Турине и Имоле.
Так, на заводе Mirafiori будет остановлена одна сборочная линия на 1 неделю в сентябре, октябре и ноябре. Эти остановки не затронут производства Alfa MiTo.
Termini Imerese, производящий Lancia Y, остановится на 1 неделю в октябре, 2 недели в ноябре.
Melfi, производящий Fiat Grande Punto, остановится на 1 неделю в августе, сентябре, октябре и ноябре.
Pomigliano, производящий Alfa 147 и 159, остановится на 2 недели в сентябре, 1 неделю в октябре и ноябре.
Заводы CNH Global NV остановятся на 2 последних недели в сентябре, 1 неделю в октябре, 2 недели в ноябре и 1 неделю в декабре.
туринг опередил
я пока по блумбергу ползал, да с народом общался....
вот оригинал.
July 8 (Bloomberg) -- Fiat SpA, Italy's biggest carmaker, will close four of its six auto plants in the country for three weeks between September and November because of slumping sales.
The closures will affect factories in Mirafiori, Termini Imerese, Pomigliano and Melfi, a company official said today. The sites employ a total of 22,000 people, or about three- quarters of Fiat Auto's Italian workforce.
Sales in Europe's second-biggest car market fell 19.5 percent in June, a sixth straight monthly decline, as record oil prices and a slowing economy put consumers off buying. Registrations at Turin-based Fiat declined 16.5 percent to 60,220 vehicles.
``The production cutbacks show the slowdown is going to have a strong impact on earnings,'' said Karim Bertoni, who helps manage $24.8 billion at Banque Syz & Co. in Geneva. ``The slowdown will be harsher and car sales even more disappointing.''
Fiat fell as much as 68.5 cents, or 6.6 percent, to 9.64 euros and was trading at 9.73 euros as of 10:40 a.m. in Milan. The stock has slumped 45 percent this year, cutting the company's market value to 11.9 billion euros ($18.7 billion).
The nine-member Bloomberg Europe Auto Manufacturers Index was down 3.3 percent, the most since Feb. 5.
Fiat said July 3 it would reduce production of its best- selling Daily truck, made by the Iveco SpA unit, by about 10 percent to 325 vehicles a day. The company said then it would also lay off about 6,000 workers for four days this month at the Melfi plant in southern Italy, which makes Grande Punto cars.
Lancia, Alfa
Of the other factories affected, the flagship Mirafiori site produces Fiat Multipla and Idea minivans, as well as Grande Puntos and the Lancia-branded Musa van. Termini Imerese makes Lancia small cars and the Pomigliano plant the upscale Alfa Romeo brand.
A decline in Italian auto sales is outstripping the rest of Europe as the government reduces cash incentives to replace older models just as the economy slows and crude oil trades above $140 a barrel, depressing sales.
Incentives last year helped boost registrations to a record 2.5 million, making the country Europe's No. 2 auto market after Germany. Growth in the continent's fourth-largest economy will stall this year, the government forecast July 2. The European Commission said on April 28 that Italy's economy will expand 0.5 percent this year, the slowest pace of the 15 nations sharing the euro.
Cutbacks `Inevitable'
``The cutbacks which will involve some thousands of Fiat workers were inevitable in the light of the Italian market slump,'' Enzo Masini, head of automotive affairs at the Fiom- Cgil trade union, said today in an e-mailed statement.
Fiat said that during the layoffs it will apply to have its workers paid by Cassa Integrazione Guadagni, a public fund financed by companies and the state.
PSA Peugeot Citroen SA, Europe's second-largest carmaker after Volkswagen AG, today said first-half sales volumes rose 4.6 percent to 1.85 million vehicles, helped by the 308 compact and growth in Latin America and Russia. The French market has also fared better than that in Italy, with registrations advancing 2.1 percent in June, helped by government payments to encourage purchase of smaller cars emitting less carbon dioxide.
Peugeot today declined as much as 4.9 percent to 30.40 euros, the sharpest fall since March 4. Renault SA, France's second-biggest carmaker, dropped 5.7 percent to 47.96 euros, the most since June 26.
Michelin, Leoni Fall
European autoparts companies were also lower as stocks were downgraded. Michelin & Cie., the world's second-largest tiremaker, fell as much as 7.1 percent to 44.38 euros, the worst slump since April 29, as Societe Generale SA forecast a slide demand from the truck market and switched to a ``sell'' recommendation.
Leoni AG, Germany's biggest manufacturer of auto cables, dropped 6.1 percent to 25.27 euros, the most since March 17, and Rheinmetall AG, a maker of pistons and engine blocks, was down 7.5 percent to 40.98 euros, the biggest tumble since Nov. 9, after Cazenove cut both to ``in line'' from ``outperform.''
жопа то вобщем у всех. интересно что будет с "большой тройкой" до них немного позже докатится. особенно интересен результат дебюта нео премиума "бесконечность" в европе