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You are here: Home1 / News2 / Company News3 / Federal’s debt-to-asset ratio reaches 60%

Federal’s debt-to-asset ratio reaches 60%

Date: 16th March 2023 Author: Xuda Wang Comments: 0
: Federal announced the closure of the Guanyin factory in February 2023 (Photo: Federal)

On 14 March, Federal Tire said it would hold a general shareholder meeting in three months. Tyrepress China found that the tyre manufacturer will issue a “Report on losses up to half of the paid-in capital” at the general meeting of shareholders. Federal explains that “the accumulated losses of the company in 2022…reached one-half of paid-in capital”. This document shows that the Federal business situation in 2022 seems to have fallen into a trough.

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