Both Chrysler and China’s Chery Benefit From This “Barter” Deal
February 28th, 2007 · by Bob Meyer · No CommentsBy Bob Meyer
There’s a message here in this story of Chrysler’s moving production to China plus picking up entrée into a new market. It certainly looks like a smart move for Chrysler.
First, China’s automaker Chery beefs up its production capabilities by now supplying Chrysler with Dodge, Jeep or Chrysler branded sub-compacts. (70% of Chrysler’s portfolio is trucks.)
Chrysler wins in this “Ill give you some of my business in exchange for saving me money on product-development and manufacturing costs and entrée to your contacts in the European market.”
A major corporation making a move like this reinforces the need by all of us to continually explore the possibilities to upgrade and expand our company’s operations.
Regardless of your company’s size, and whether it’s a move or transaction down the street, across town, into another state or country, stay alert and be ready for your next move. It’s necessary in today’s fast-moving world.
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