Renault-Nissan CEO Ghosn on Brexit, U.K. Facilities

The transcript discusses the decision to continue investing in the UK post-Brexit, focusing on the competitiveness of the Sunderland plant. Despite Brexit uncertainties, the decision remains unchanged due to government assurances. The discussion highlights the importance of competitiveness, potential impacts of Brexit, and compensatory measures like currency strength and tariffs. The negotiation specifics are yet to be finalized, but the commitment to invest is firm, supported by discussions with the UK government.

What was the primary concern for continuing investment in the UK according to the first section?

• Competitiveness of the Sunderland plant

• Access to the single market

• Currency fluctuations

• Political stability

How does the speaker view the potential loss of access to the single market?

• As a major threat to competitiveness

• As irrelevant to their business

• As an opportunity for growth

• As a factor to be evaluated later

What is one factor mentioned that could affect competitiveness post-Brexit?

• Environmental regulations

• Labor laws

• Currency strength

• Government subsidies

What role did the letter from the UK government play in the investment decision?

• It provided new incentives

• It was irrelevant to the decision

• It confirmed previous discussions

• It changed the company's mind about investing

What is the speaker's stance on discussing specifics before Brexit negotiations are complete?

• They believe specifics are irrelevant

• They think specifics should be discussed immediately

• They prefer to wait until negotiations are complete

• They are open to discussing specifics now