KARIYA, Japan – DENSO Corp. announced it will construct a new plant in Cambodia to produce magnetos and oil coolers. The new plant, which is located in the Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone where DENSO Cambodia Co. Ltd. operates its existing plant, will support increasing vehicle production in the ASEAN region.
DENSO’s new facility is scheduled to begin production in March 2016 and will result in about 300 new jobs. The company is investing approximately $19.37 billion in the project.
The units released in May are in stock and ready to ship, GSP said.
GSP NorthAmerica announced the immediate release of 21 new ADVANTEDGE Shock Absorber part numbers.
Released in May, the new units are in stock and ready to ship, according to GSP.
For more information, visit gspnorthamerica.com.
Titled “Commitment to Excellence,” the report provides updates on key sustainability targets, initiatives and ambitions.
The release covers domestic and import passenger vehicles, pickup trucks, vans, SUVs and EVs, up to the 2023 vehicle model year.
As part of the transaction, ADMETOS is taking on around 600 employees in six countries.
ZF has introduced a total of 185 new products in 2024 under the ZF, LEMFÖRDER, SACHS, TRW and WABCO brands.
The addition of more than 3,000 new part numbers brings Dana’s ReadyShaft program
to over 13,000 active SKUs.
The recharging ecosystem is designed specifically for the fuel retail industry.
The show will focus on sustainability, AI, automation and new talent recruitment in the global automotive industry.
Litens said it is dedicated to achieving carbon neutrality by 2030.
