Production cutbacks due to shortages of parts, materials are expected to become more severe
09/30/2021 10:25
The Asahi Shimbun and other media outlets have reported that domestic automakers have cut production of more than 1.7 million vehicles due to shortages of semiconductors, wire harnesses, and other components. The fragility of the supply chain, which relies on overseas sources, has been exposed.
This article is for members only. You can read the rest after application confirmation.
Register now Login
Register now Login
Related articles
- 04/23/2025 Japan and the DR Congo Take a Step Forward in Economic Cooperation — Business Forum Held in Tokyo
- 03/14/2025 Tungsten & Molybdenum Scrap Market Trends: Tungsten Scrap Surges Amid China's Export Restrictions
- 02/28/2025 MRAI's 12th IMRC 2025 Report①: Interviews with IRM, MIL, Gravita
- 11/25/2024 Interview with the Expert from a Major Nickel Producer: Future Trends of the Nickel Market
- 11/25/2024 How Tsingshan Stays the World’s Most Competitive Stainless Steel Producer
- 11/18/2024 Outokumpu as it is and its strategy for the future
- 11/08/2024 Interview with Egyul Mamoko from CTCPM: Exploring Opportunities for Developing the Steel and Mining Industries in DRC
- 10/28/2024 August 2024 SUS Scrap Export/Import: Fourth Month of Decline, Cumulative Figures Below Last Year
- 10/24/2024 Nickel Institute President Véronique Engages with Japanese Nickel Users on Regulations, Certification, and Carbon Neutrality
- 10/23/2024 Indonesia Adjusts Nickel Ore Strategy to Balance Supply and Support Prices
