I reckon the profit margin in the long run is at least 15 procent, given the hugely profitable impact of aftersales. At full production they have two shifts of $150m per year. Looking at the expected orderbook, they will probably need this production capacity. Consider as well the CR income, sunk costs and losses in the past...
I reckon the profit margin in the long run is at least 15...
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