Mercedes-Benz to up thrust its production as losing by the other side
Mercedes-Benz to up thrust its production as losing by the other side
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New Delhi:- Mercedes-Benz expects the global economy to be weak due to policies that affect consumers' spending. However, the company is seeing improvements in supply chain problems and energy price pressures. As a result, Mercedes-Benz has increased its earnings outlook for the entire year.

The luxury car company said in statements released on Thursday that they have been accumulating more cars because they have started selling them directly to customers and are making more of them with new models being released.

Mercedes-Benz said that their supply chain had improved noticeably, but Porsche said they were having problems with their supply chain, especially when it came to important components for electric vehicles.

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The company said that although the profits and revenue from the Mercedes-Benz cars segment will stay the same, there will be an increase in spending on things like property, equipment, and research and development.

Mercedes-Benz started the year being careful because the economy was not doing well, but in April they became a little more positive because the United States was showing some improvement. China started to show signs of getting better or improving.

The company now expects to make the same amount of money as last year, instead of making slightly less money.

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Mercedes-Benz Vans predicts that their adjusted return on sales in 2023 will be between 13% and 15%, which is higher than their previous forecast of 11% to 13%. This is the second time they have increased their outlook in less than three months because their sales have gone up a lot in the second quarter.

This month, the company said its vehicle sales went up by 6% in the second quarter. This happened because there were a lot of people who wanted to buy electric and luxury cars. They sold more cars in Europe, Asia, and North America.

This news was reported by Victoria Waldersee and edited by Miranda Murray and Miral Fahmy.

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Mercedes-Benz has experienced great problems in the supply and chain for their models as they are making new models and EV’s.

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