“Restructuring, improving base operations and growing global business” were the Big Three for Visteon
in first quarter, who turned a profit, despite lower revenues. Following the news, shares rose $1.14 to $7 on the New
York Stock Exchange, a substantial 19 percent improvement.
Net income for first quarter was $3 million, a whopping $166 million improvement over this time last year. This,
despite revenues dropping 41 percent, mostly due to the transfer of 23 plants back to Ford Motor Company.
[Source: The Associated Press via Chron.com]