The Cambodia Daily
January 25, 2013
The Japanese automobile parts maker Denso Corporation announced on
Wednesday that it will open a factory in the Phnom Penh Special
Economic Zone (SEZ) in July to produce electronic components.
According to a statement posted on the company’s website, Denso
Corp. will invest $400,000 in the operation, which will employ
approximately 100 people by 2014.
The factory “will produce sensor components for ignition magnetos,”
the statement says. “The new company plans to gradually produce other
products for the region,” it continued.
Hiroshi Uematsu, managing director of the Phnom Penh SEZ, said that
Denso Corp. had agreed to rent a factory unit at the end of last year.
“It is just the beginning. They want to expand the production basis
due to increasing demand, and want to diversify it due to the experience
of floods in Thailand and earthquake in Japan,” he said in an email.
Mr. Uematsu also said that Denso Corp. was joining fellow Japanese
automobile parts makers Sumi Wiring Systems, Marusan Plastic and G.S.
Electech at the Phnom Penh SEZ, and said he expected more Japanese firms
to come.
In December, another Japanese automobile parts manufacturer, Yazaki
Corporation, finished building a factory in Koh Kong’s SEZ, making
electrical wiring systems and dashboard meters for cars.
1 comment:
Very nice! Denso is a extreme reliable product that made by Japanese regardless where they made Denso is the top brand to Japanese auto product. A built to last.... Thank you Japan - 日本語にどうもありがとうございました、それは、政府がカンボジアに投資する日本の会社は決して後悔しないことを動きだ。
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