LEYLAND CORPORATION CONFIRM CONTINUED RESTRUCTURE

Leyland Industries confirmed yesterday that they would continue with their efforts to 'Restructure and refocus' their business following the sale of just over fifty percent of all their subsidiary companies, accounting for just over twenty percent of Leyland corporations overall net worth.

The latest sales were believed to be directed by multi-Billionaire owner of the company and recluse Francis Leyland. Leyland inherited the company just eighteen months ago after a D.N.A test proved him to be the sole heir to his deceased father's company, a company that has seen a climb in its profit to expenditure ratio but a loss in overall profits due to the restructuring that has been a hallmark of Francis Leyland's reign as king of the castle.

Francis Leyland

Insiders claim that Leyland industries is being turned into a more agile and stronger company but experts are worried that by consolidating thier assets into a tighter framework will make them more vulnerable to global economic downturns. Claims being downplayed by economist Marko Casscow.

Casscow, a leading global financial trends expert, says Leyland Industries are ready to take the world by storm again.

'Its clear that Leyland Industries have restructured and fed Francis Leyland a vast amount of wealth, but look closer. They are investing in South America, Asia, China and Africa (particularly Botswana). They are doing some very good business and expect Leyland Industries to continue to feed Francis to keep him quiet so they can really kick on and make this next century theirs for the taking.'

Francis Leyland is currently worth an estimated seven and A half Billion pounds of which at least two billion is believed to have been transformed into a personal fund for the company owner.