Sentence examples for core division of from inspiring English sources

Or it could unveil a new 5G basestation (or similar) — given networks is a core division of the remaining company.

I think this is the core division of our society.

The company attributed the improvement to strong performance in its core divisions of power and automation technologies, as well as to cost-cutting and layoffs.

Microprocessor shipments increased by 6% from the first quarter, but revenue in that core division was flat because of falling prices.

The core business posted operating profits of £7.4bn, which were eaten into by £5.5bn of losses in the non-core division, to reduce overall operating profit to £2bn – better than the £6bn loss in 2009.

INNOVIA Monorail 300 Systems includes the capability to provide full life cycle operations and maintenance services, which is a core part of Bombardier's Systems division product offering.

Typical is Denso, a car-parts manufacturer and subsidiary of Toyota, which recently announced that it will stop making mobile phones by the end of the year.Companies are also putting their profitable non-core divisions to one side by means of strategic carve-outs and partial mergers, says Shintaro Hori, North Asian managing director of Bain & Company, a consultancy.

The bank has already warned that the £4.5bn cost of creating a new non-core division and the allocation of £3bn of extra provisions for litigation in the future will drive it to a loss when it reports its figures next week.

The company uses a co-CEO structure that sees the heads of its three core divisions — consumer electronics, IT and mobile communications and device solutions — lead the business and that's where the new hires, who are all Samsung veterans who have been promoted, will sit.

That division is still loss-making, but has also been highlighted as a core part of Nokia's mobile strategy.

Sulzer said its four core divisions were not expected to match last year's operating income of just under $79 million.