DENSO forms new company to manufacture car air-conditioning systems

March 27, 2008
DENSO Corporation (www.globaldenso.com) said it plans to establish a new company in Tamura-shi, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan in April to manufacture car air conditioning systems.

DENSO Corporation plans to establish a new company in Tamura-shi, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan in April to manufacture car air-conditioning systems. DENSO East Japan Corporation will have an initial capital investment of 2.6 billion yen (approximately $25 million). The start of operations is scheduled for January 2010. DENSO expects investment in the new company to total 16 billion yen (approximately $153 million) by fiscal year 2015, and projects sales of approximately 30 billion yen (approximately $286 million) in fiscal year 2015.

"To meet increasing vehicle production by Japanese car manufacturers in the Tohoku and Kanto regions, as well as to establish a competitive production system in Japan, we have decided to set up a new company in Fukushima, Tohoku region," said Sojiro Tsuchiya, senior managing director responsible for DENSO's Production Promotion Center.

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