TOKYO -- After a year of biding its time, Panasonic looks ready to turn bullish again. At the beginning of the fiscal year through this past March, the Japanese electronics giant said it would retract a mid-term target of 10 trillion yen ($88.9 billion) in sales, and concentrate on investing to lay the foundations for future growth.
For fiscal 2017, the business expects to see an increase in group net profit for the first time in two years. But there may well be a number of pitfalls on the way.
