2007-11-16
The company has been looking to boost its Asian market manufacturing as a means to reduce costs and gain a better foothold in the Asian market.
The investment is expected to increase Goodyear’s Asian capacity to the point that by 2010 its Asian operations will represent 10% of its entire global production.
The reports said that the project will also bring more high-tech production to the plant, giving it the capability to mix silica compounds for use in high performance tires. The plant currently exports some 60% of its production, primarily to European markets.
Goodyear Modernizing Taiwan Plant
News reports say that by the end of this year Goodyear will spend NT$300 million on new production equipment for its tire plant in Taoyuan, Taiwan.
The company has been looking to boost its Asian market manufacturing as a means to reduce costs and gain a better foothold in the Asian market.
The investment is expected to increase Goodyear’s Asian capacity to the point that by 2010 its Asian operations will represent 10% of its entire global production.
The reports said that the project will also bring more high-tech production to the plant, giving it the capability to mix silica compounds for use in high performance tires. The plant currently exports some 60% of its production, primarily to European markets.
Source: www.tirereview.com
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Интернет магазины Киева, Украины.
