Mr. Atsushi Fujimoto

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  The highest bidders for each auction photo were Sanan Angubolkul, president of Srithai Superware PCL (200,000 baht); Lertchai Phongsobhon, sales and business development director of Toll Global Forwarding (Thailand) (30,000 baht); Michel Horn, general manager of Centara Grand at CentralWorld (30,000 baht); and Atsushi Fujimoto, president of Honda Automobile (Thailand) Co, Ltd (100,000 baht).

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  > In his speech at the All-New City's launch ceremony, Mr. Atsushi Fujimoto, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer for Honda Malaysia, said City has always been well received among discerned customers here in Malaysia, particularly for its practicality and economical features such as easy-to-maneuver size, spacious cabin, fuel efficiency and affordable price point. He emphasized Honda had significantly enriched the current model's specifications with qualities and values that surpassed customers' expectation in a sedan of its class.
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  Explaining the All-New City's marketing campaign, led by the tagline - Excitement in the City, Mr. Fujimoto said, "We hope to enthuse and motivate our customers to approach the All-New City with a heart of discovering the excitement of a metropolis. In line with this, we have introduced an online portal at www.excitementinthecity.com.my to share our exciting discoveries with you."
  
  In closing to his speech at the launch, Mr Fujimoto added that local consumers' sentiments have generally become much more cautious due to the challenging global economic outlook. "With the launch of the All-New City, we hope to excite the market and create some positive vibes to the Malaysians," he said.
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  Mr. Atsushi Fujimoto, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Honda Malaysia delivering his speech during the launch.
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  Mr. Ikuo Kanazawa, Vice President of Honda Malaysia, Mr. Atsushi Fujimoto, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Honda Malaysia Sdn Bhd, Mr. Takeshi Nakamura, Chief Engineer and Large Project Leader and Honda R&D Co.
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  Mr. Atsushi Fujimoto, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Honda Malaysia and Mr. Takeshi Nakamura, Chief Engineer and Large Project Leader, Honda R&D Co.

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  Honda Malaysia chief executive officer Atsushi Fujimoto says Honda vehicles sales will be about 2,500 units more than in 2008
  
  HONDA Malaysia Sdn Bhd says sales of Honda vehicles it distributes here will grow again this year, bucking the widely anticipated contraction of the overall automotive market.
  
  Honda Malaysia managing director and chief executive officer Atsushi Fujimoto said its sales will be about 2,500 units more than in 2008.
  
  Fujimoto has forecast that the total industry volume (TIV) for passenger vehicles should be at about 400,000 units this year.
  
  For 2008, Honda Malaysia's sales grew by the "teens" to a total of 32,486 units, although slightly below its target of 33,000 units.
  
  "Despite an eventful year in 2008, especially during the final quarter, Honda has had a plea-sant year.
  
  "Although we fell short of our target due to the global financial crisis, we still managed to achieve an annual growth of 14 per cent," Fujimoto said at a media gathering last Friday.
  
  This year should be tough and challenging for the industry at large, he said.
  
  "However, we remain confident and aim to achieve an increased annual target of 35,000 units, which could be translated into 8.8 per cent of the TIV," he added.
  
  Fujimoto said Honda Malaysia will keep on introducing new, refined products and innovations to boost market excitement amid the gloomy situation.

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  Managing director and chief executive officer Atsushi Fujimoto said the response from Malaysians was overwhelming as its target was to sell 3,600 units within the first year of launch "but despite the current industry situation, response to the new CR-V was beyond our expectations".

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  KUALA LUMPUR: Honda Malaysia Sdn Bhd targets to sell 600 of its fully imported new Honda Stream multi-purpose vehicles (MPV) per annum from next year, managing director and chief executive officer Atsushi Fujimoto said yesterday.

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  Honda Malaysia chief executive officer Atsushi Fujimoto says Honda vehicles sales will be about 2,500 units more than in 2008
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  Honda Malaysia managing director and chief executive officer Atsushi Fujimoto said its sales will be about 2,500 units more than in 2008.
  
  Fujimoto has forecast that the total industry volume (TIV) for passenger vehicles should be at about 400,000 units this year.
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  "Although we fell short of our target due to the global financial crisis, we still managed to achieve an annual growth of 14 per cent," Fujimoto said at a media gathering last Friday.
  
  This year should be tough and challenging for the industry at large, he said.
  
  "However, we remain confident and aim to achieve an increased annual target of 35,000 units, which could be translated into 8.8 per cent of the TIV," he added.
  
  Fujimoto said Honda Malaysia will keep on introducing new, refined products and innovations to boost market excitement amid the gloomy situation.

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  "Being a car manufacturer, it is our responsibility to preserve the environment and to leave behind minimal environment footprint," Honda Malaysia managing director and chief executive officer Atsushi Fujimoto said in a statement.

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  Honda Malaysia managing director Atsushi Fujimoto said despite all the negativity from the market, the company would continue to introduce refined products and innovations to the market this year.
  
  "With the launch of the 3rd Generation City in December last year, the company has received more than 4,500 bookings and the numbers are still counting, setting pace for us to reach the target," he said.

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  "We are increasing our sales target for the Civic Hybrid to 30 units per month from the original target of five units per month," Honda Malaysia managing director and chief executive officer Atsushi Fujimoto said in a statement yesterday.
  
  The actual price can only be fixed in February when the first batch of the Civic Hybrid arrives in Malaysia, Fujimoto added.

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  "We are increasing our sales target for the Civic Hybrid to 30 units per month from the original target of five units per month," Honda Malaysia managing director and chief executive officer Atsushi Fujimoto said in a statement yesterday.
  
  The actual price can only be fixed in February when the first batch of the Civic Hybrid arrives in Malaysia, Fujimoto added.
  
  "Globally, there has been overwhelming demand for the Civic Hybrid and Honda is currently facing a shortage of supply to meet the increased demand. Customers who have placed orders for the Civic Hybrid can expect to receive their cars by February 2009," he said.

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