Japan: Auto Parts Factory Settled in Kyushu

"Nihon Keizai Shimbun" reported that the Kyushu Bureau of Economic and Industrial Affairs released an investigation report showing that the number of new factories in Kyushu in 2011 was 91, an increase of 6 from the previous year, and it had increased in 4 years, but it was still the third lowest in history. . Main reasons: First, overseas economic slowdown and the appreciation of the yen are factors that companies suspend or adjust their domestic investment plans; Second, they are affected by the devastating earthquake in Japan and the expansion of overseas investment by companies.

Due to the strong momentum of Kyushu's auto production, auto parts companies are expected to increase their demand, and have successively chosen a new factory in Kyushu. The number of newly-built factories for automobile production-related companies was increased by 6 over the previous year; 28 companies with headquarters outside the region had newly built factories in Kyushu, of which 8 produced auto parts, an increase of 4 over the previous year. The Kyushu region will reach 1.3 million vehicles in 2011, a record high. The enterprises are optimistic about the further expansion of the production scale of Kyushu's entire vehicle. With the construction of a new parts factory in Kyushu centered on Fukuoka Prefecture, there is a clear trend for more business opportunities in Kyushu.