It doesn't do any good for the world to make more cars if they don't have tires to run on.
The world's largest tire and rubber maker, Bridgestone Corp of Japan is happy to oblige.
The tire maker will boost production by spending $2.19 billion EACH YEAR over the next five years = $11 billion.
New and existing plants in Japan will see a cash inflow.
In return, Bridgestone hopes to see annual sales rise to $35 billion by 2012...up 20% from this year's forecast.
Invest $11 billion - watch sales jump by $5-6 billion each year for five years =
$50-60 billion.
Yup...sounds like a good idea to me.
How do you decide if an investment is worthwhile or not?
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