These look like fat times for carmakers in China. Since January, when Beijing introduced measures to shore up the auto industry, sales in the mainland have jumped 23%, and for the year the increase could hit 26%, Hong Kong-based brokerage CLSA reckons. The problem, at least for carmakers, is that those surging sales don't produce the kind of profits most companies want.
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