Proton sees 2020 turnaround; competitor Honda, not Perodua


Improved facility: (from left) Proton deputy CEO Datuk Radzaif Mohamed, Li, vice-president of sales and marketing Abdul Rashid Musa, Pantai Bharu owner Datuk Shamshudin Nor and director Rabitah Shamsudin at the official opening of the upgraded Proton 3S centre.

KLANG: Perusahaan Otomobil Nasional Sdn Bhd (Proton) is aiming for a turnaround in its operations by the year 2020. It doesn’t see Perodua as a competitor moving forward, but Honda

“I think for me, I will be able to do it in three years. But if it is in two years, it will be very good. It will be by 2020. I don’t think the directors can wait if it is in 2021,” chief executive officer Li Chunrong said.

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