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After the Semi-Failure of Successive Plans, Renault Finally Wants a Sustainable and Profitable Growth

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François Provost, Renault's new Managing Director, is aiming for prudent margin, cash flow and volume targets with his strategic plan presented this Tuesday. He is considering a significant reduction in costs, to put an end to the historic fatality of plans that have never been made since Carlos Ghosn.
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After the Semi-Failure of Successive Plans, Renault Finally Wants a Sustainable and Profitable Growth

François Provost, Renault's new Managing Director, is aiming for prudent margin, cash flow and volume targets with his strategic plan presented this Tuesday. He is considering a significant reduction in costs, to put an end to the historic fatality of plans that have never been made since Carlos Ghosn.

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latribune.fr broke the news in on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
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