Lotus Posts US$110 Million Loss, CEO Confident it Will Break Even in 2016
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Lotus Posts US$110 Million Loss, CEO Confident it Will Break Even in 2016



According to documents filed at Companies House, the Lotus Group posted a £71.1 million (US$110 million) loss in the 2014 financial year that ended on March 31. This is both bad and, surprisingly, good news.
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