News: AB Volvo (VOLVb.ST)
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Fri, May 17 2013
UPDATE 3-NORDIC STOCKS - Factors to watch on May 17
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Volvo April truck shipments ease 2 pct yr/yr
STOCKHOLM, May 17 - World number two truck maker Volvo said on Friday shipments of its trucks eased 2 percent year-on-year in April as booming business in South America took most of the sting out of moderating declines in Europe and the United States.
BRIEF-Volvo Cars CFO says net profit breakeven may take longer
STOCKHOLM, May 3 - Volvo Car Group Q1 news conference: * Geely-owned volvo cars CFO says may take a year or two more to reach
BRIEF-Volvo Cars CEO repeats company to reach breakeven in 2013
STOCKHOLM, May 3 - Volvo Car Group Q1 news conference: * Geely-owned volvo cars CEO repeats company plans to reach operative breakeven
Volvo Cars profit slumps in 2012, Europe to remain tough
STOCKHOLM - Chinese-owned carmaker Volvo saw operating profit plummet in 2012 and said on Friday it expected its largest market, Europe, to remain tough this year.
Rise in Volvo orders lifts hopes of trucks recovery
STOCKHOLM - Volvo , the world's No. 2 truck maker, posted a surprise rise in first-quarter orders and said it would step up production, adding to signs a protracted slump in key markets like Europe may be coming to an end.
UPDATE 2-Rise in Volvo orders lifts hopes of trucks recovery
* Shares up 1.9 percent (Adds CEO, analyst comments, share prices, background)
Volvo sees signs of upturn after first-quarter earnings miss
STOCKHOLM - World number two truck maker Volvo posted a surprise rise in orders intake on Thursday amid signs key markets were pulling out of a deep slump that pushed its earnings to a deeper-than-expected fall in the first quarter.
BRIEF-Volvo CEO says good demand continued into Q2
STOCKHOLM, April 25 - AB Volvo : * Volvo CEO says good demand has continued into first weeks of Q2
Volvo Q1 profit misses forecast, sees demand uptick
STOCKHOLM, April 25 - World number two truck maker Volvo posted a much sharper than expected fall in first-quarter earnings on Thursday as weak demand pushed sales volumes to their lowest level since the height of the 2008/2009 financial crisis.
Press Releases
- Volvo: Truck Deliveries in April 2013
- Volvo Trucks has renewed its entire European truck range in eight months
- The new Volvo FE and Volvo FL – Optimised for City and Suburban Deliveries
- New Number of Votes in AB Volvo
- Volvo Group – the first quarter 2013
- New President at Volvo Buses
- New Volvo FMX Centre of Attention at Bauma Fair
- Volvo: Invitation to press and tele conference in Stockholm
- Annual General Meeting of AB Volvo
- Volvo Technology Award for Fuel-Saving “Autopilot” for Trucks

