5 billion yen in fiscal 2011.  Will assume full responsibility for planning, development and production of globally competitive compact cars. Starting production of small-sized hybrid cars at Iwate Plant toward the end of 2011. Central Motor  A subsidiary wholly owned by Toyota. Its plant was relocated from Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture to Miyagi Prefecture and the company started production of the Yaris for exports in January 2011 at the...

市场技术报告  2011/08/26 更新

ort center to neighboring countries. Hatano Seimitsu strengthen production of engines/transmission parts at the new plant  Hatano Seimitsu acquired a plant site near its subsidiary JFB (Thailand) in Saraburi Province, and built a new plant with a floor area of about 800 square meters. Hatano relocated from the old renting plant to the new plant, expanded the scale, and then start operation in September 2010. The total investment was about ...

市场技术报告  2011/07/07 更新

ZF to acquire plant in Germany from Bauknecht Hausgerate ZF Friedrichshafen AG announced that it will acquire the plant of Bauknecht Hausgerate GmbH in Neunkirchen (Saarland), Germany at the beginning of the year 2012. The expansion possibilities at the main location in Saarbrucken are nearly exhausted so that the production of transmission components will be relocated to the plant in Neunkirchen. At this location, ZF will produce components for ...

新闻  2011/07/04 更新

rch 2011 at its plant in London, Ontario, Canada. This is where, up until recently, the company manufactured metal seat structures for the North American market and supplied them for models built by Chrysler and Mercedes-Benz. Keiper will continue to supply products to Daimler. However, the company relocated the assembly line for these seat structures at the end of April 2011 from London to the Keiper plant in Eldon, Missouri, U.S.. (From a press...

新闻  2011/05/18 更新

Bosch relocates research technology center in U.S. The Bosch Group announced that it has relocated the Bosch Research Technology Center (RTC) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S. to the city's South Side to join Akustica, Inc., acquired by Bosch in 2009. Akustica Inc., a Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) spin-off, is a manufacturer of MEMS (micro-electromechanical systems) microphones. Established in 1999, Bosch RTC in Pittsburgh focuses on software ...

新闻  2011/04/06 更新

   The following summarizes the movements of expansion of production capabilities in emerging countries and North America announced by Japanese OEMs between 2010 and the beginning of 2011. Japanese OEMs to expand production in emerging countries (2010 to beginning of 2011) Toyota China  Toyota relocated the Chengdu Plant of Sichuan FAW Toyota Motor Co., Ltd. to expand the production capacity of 13 K units to 30 K units. The plant has produc...

市场技术报告  2011/03/07 更新

ion units annually. The new manufacturing operation will cover an area of 66,700 square feet in the existing production facility on Schongau. The building presently houses the production of hydraulic drives for roofs and trunk lids of Hoerbiger Automotive Komfortsysteme GmbH. This operation will be relocated to the Hoerbiger Boleslawiec site in Poland by the end of 2011. The PowerShift(R) transmission is presently in use in the Ford Fiesta both i...

新闻  2011/03/01 更新

gradually replaced by the production of vehicle systems and components. The company will also set up a new R&D facility in Viladecavalls, which will be its fourth Centre of Excellence. The Group's Centre of Excellence for Technology by Wire for gear shifts, actuators and vehicle mechanisms will be relocated from Rubi and Mollet, Spain to Viladecavalls. Its Centre of Excellence for the manufacture of exterior rear-view mirrors will remain in Sori...

新闻  2011/01/26 更新

that will reflect the needs and values of the customers in China and other parts of Asia.   Strengthening production capacities in China (Sichuan FAW Toyota Motor) New Chengdu plant Sichuan FAW Toyota Motor, a joint venture company formed by Toyota and China FAW Group Corporation, relocated its Chengdu plant to a new site, increased its capacity from 13,000 to 30,000 units and started production in May 2010. The production...

市场技术报告  2011/01/12 更新

Haldex has decided to concentrate Commercial Vehicles Systems North American manufacturing to its plant in Monterrey, Mexico. As a result, manufacturing at its plant in Iola, Kansas, USA will be relocated to Monterrey, whereupon the operation in Iola will be discontinued during the second half of 2010. The production of brake cylinders was relocated to the operation in Monterrey earlier. Costs for the planned measures will amount to 5.6 million U...

新闻  2010/07/17 更新