Toyota targets 1973 sales rise after 1972 shortfall
Toyota Motor Company aims for about a 10 percent sales increase in 1973, targeting roughly 1.55 million units in Japan and export sales of 800,000. President Me Shotara Kamiya cited weaker 1972 exports as the reason for missing the prior year’s target, while signaling cautious optimism amid global economic conditions and ongoing domestic growth.
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Beefa-Roo enters liquidation amid creditor list chaos
Melbourne based fast food chain Beet-a-Roo Pty Ltd has entered liquidation on November 22, leaving a long list of creditors. The company, tied to a US promoter backed expansion, once reported roughly five outlets with plans for rapid growth but failed to sustain operations.
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Interest rates and building society actions in London
London authorities and financial institutions signal changes to lending costs as New South Wales and Victorian building sectors respond. The week shows shifts in fixed rates and prompts for mortgage holders to review terms amid ongoing market pressure.
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Civic Tends $14.8m Cooperative Building Loans
A historical notice notes the Civic Tends society granting loans totaling 14.8 million for 692 dwellings in two months ending December 31, with additional loans 86.9 million on 12 dwellings. The December 3 figures reference wi...
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Compensation possible in Pilbara region amid claims
Australian minister cites ongoing compensation opportunities as officials review claims from Wesl éim and other communities. The discussion centers on regulatory support for affected workers and residents in the Pilbara area, with timelines and proof requirements outlined.
Peko-Wallsend Gold Output Drops Sharply in Dec Quarter
Peko-Wallsend Ltd reports its December quarter gold production fell sharply from the September quarter, halving the output underpinning profits. Chairman J Proud warns the quarterly figure will miss targets, with a half-year result due in two weeks based on 24 weeks to December 12. Production details for the 24 weeks show 32.4% year-on-year improvement in one metric, but the latest December figure combines weeks that stretch back to September and December output.
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Homebush Sales Message Fragment
Fragmentary text references Homebush sales and a person named Logan, with disjointed phrases about dates, places, and names. The readable portion hints at a sale event or notice but lacks coherent details or context to confirm a clear item, action, or outcome. The readable entities include Homebush, Logan, Mae, Renee, and Teel.
Goulburn sales report amid unsettled market
A fragment hints at a Goulburn sales event with unclear details about prices or items. The garbled text suggests livestock or produce dealings at a local market, but specific entities, dates, or outcomes remain unreadable.
End of November figures show rising credit sales in Australia
Preliminary figures from the Satisfication Bureau indicate $1,809 million in credit sales by finance companies, up from $1,796.2 million the prior month and $1,778.2 million in November 1971. October subcategories include $38.7 million for new motor vehicles, $447 million for taxed arc vehicles, $8 million for road and machinery, and $4 million for household and personal grants. No comparative data for November is available. an ongoing report notes that at quarter end many Australians owed finance companies substantial instalment credit, including a projected average of $186 per person for instalment credit.
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Japan expands oil stake in Abu Dhabi venture
Japan purchases 72.5 percent of Abu Dhabi Marine Area Company ADMA, reshaping control as Tokyo gains representation from the New Year. The deal forms a major bridge to Asian oil markets, with BP and CFP funding later stakes and a plan to diversify energy sources away from Middle East concentration.
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