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跨入90年代之际,日本《钻石》杂志发表了一篇令人瞩目的特稿,并非危言耸听地发出警告:松下电器集团已经到了可能分崩离析的边缘!警告不是空穴来风。1989年,在算是比较好的年景里,日本的大电器公司利润率均上升,只有松下下降。如果以1985年3月为100作销售额基数的话,到1989年3月,索尼达170.1,日立为127.7,松下则只有116.6;税前利润三菱电机为130.1,索尼为118,松下则跌至79.2。现任松下社长谷井昭雄沉重地承认:“在信息化的时代,松下未必再是优秀企业了。”当然,松下电器曾经是雄霸日本以至国际市场的.这无可否认。
Entering the 1990s, Japan’s “Diamond” magazine published an eye-catching special feature. It was not an alarmist warning: Matsushita Electric Group has reached the brink of possible collapse! Warning is not groundless. In 1989, in a relatively good year, the profit rate of major electrical companies in Japan increased, and only Panasonic declined. If March 1985 was used as the sales base for 100, by March 1989, Sony reached 170.1, Hitachi had 127.7, Panasonic only had 116.6; profit before tax was 130.1 at Mitsubishi Electric, 118 at Sony, and Panasonic dropped to 79.2. . At present, Matsushita’s President Akei Furui acknowledged heavily: “In the era of informationization, Panasonic is not necessarily a good company any more.” Of course, Matsushita Electric was once dominant in Japan and even in the international market. This is undeniable.