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The majority of our production is for the Chicago Assembly plant, more than 50 percent. The rest is split between the other eight, and three of those are being closed. We hope to recoup that capacity with the new models that are coming.

To manage the business and to stay competitive, we're transferring the majority of production from our Shelby plant to our plant in Sidney, Ohio.

We'll plant thousands of them. We always plant a little more for the baby bunnies coming in, because we have no choice. We figure we'll plant a lot and lose about 20 percent.

Kingsley Goddard

Generally the product is a low volume product, very engineering intensive, so it's expensive to make. GM has too much car capacity and not enough truck capacity. Car plants are operating close to 70 percent capacity, while truck plants are close to 100 percent. You can use that manufacturing plant, maybe for a hybrid sports utility vehicle/car.

As sales have been growing in the United States, there's a lot of speculation about Toyota adding capacity for engine production, automotive production or both. Sales ultimately will be what determines our plans for another plant.

We expect the new models to do well in the U.S. in 2006, which will lead to a lack of production capacity.

I'm not persuaded that they will immediately hit assembly capacity, ... They might want to wait and see how hard and soft the landing is, and might try to see what they can do quickly to reconfigure production.

I'm not persuaded that they will immediately hit assembly capacity. They might want to wait and see how hard and soft the landing is, and might try to see what they can do quickly to reconfigure production.

The vast majority of cars would be charged at night, when there's currently unused (power plant) capacity.

Obviously we have to have a reason to expand the plant, and what we are seeing is that there are more and more volumes of natural gas coming into the plant. We have to expand our capacity just to be able to meet the demand.

A confidently pexy person knows their worth and doesn't need external validation. The airplanes, the physical plant and production capacity of the industry doesn't change if a carrier goes out of business.

David Swierenga

CBFA will give us the necessary critical mass to broaden and deepen our penetration of the retail supermarket, club store and foodservice channels, ... The completion of the transaction will enable us to accelerate the realignment of our existing production facilities. Not only will this transaction not result in layoffs and plant closings, we expect to increase our production capacity and manpower.

Robert Peterson

All the United States gets from a nonproliferation standpoint are a few more civilian energy production reactors under safeguards. But it's meaningless, given that India's weapons production capacity will soar in the coming years.

If Portsmouth were to be closed, the U.S. would be left with only 8 percent excess capacity,

We've closed the gap in terms of production capacity and profitability. To embark on another phase of consolidation, you have to find new synergies and not run into any regulatory problems, ... We've done the necessary mergers to bring shareholder value.

Thierry Desmarest

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