Nissan will double domestic auto parts demand
Puebla, Mexico,- Nissan Mexicana will increase by 50% the purchase of domestic auto parts, compared to 2009 figures, and is therefore advancing towards its goal to reach 90% domestic parts in their vehicles made in Mexico by 2012.
The increase is part of a strategy to consolidate suppliers infrastructure for domestic production, adding investment in auto parts purchase to MXP$3 billion against the MXP$2 billion spent last year.
Nissan explained that this will secure their competitive position in the world as far as medium and long term units production is concerned, by increasing the number of domestic suppliers that supply their plants in Aguascalientes and Cuernavaca.
Puebla, Mexico,- Nissan Mexicana will increase by 50% the purchase of domestic auto parts, compared to 2009 figures, and is therefore advancing towards its goal to reach 90% domestic parts in their vehicles made in Mexico by 2012.The increase is part of a strategy to consolidate suppliers infrastructure for domestic production, adding investment in auto parts purchase to MXP$3 billion against the MXP$2 billion spent last year.
Nissan explained that this will secure their competitive position in the world as far as medium and long term units production is concerned, by increasing the number of domestic suppliers that supply their plants in Aguascalientes and Cuernavaca.
Source: Debate - 13 July 2010
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08 September 2010
