Sales totalled £20bn - up 22 per cent and the first sales growth in five years. Even with adjustments for accounting changes that boosted sales, the growth translated to an 8 per cent climb from 2001, the company says.
Chief executive Rolf Eckrodt said the turnaround under a partnership with DaimlerChrysler remains on track, although he acknowledged some uncertainties, such as the SARS outbreak which is expected to hurt regional growth.
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