DASSAULT MAINTAINS ORDERS, PROFIT BUT EVALUATES PRODUCTION
Dassault Aviation reported a profit of 145 million euros for the first half of the year ended June 30, but Chairman Charles Edelstenne warned that the lack of growth in the economy is forcing the company to consider cutting production next year from six business jets per month to five. Sales in the...
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