The “Re -” Re -“Re -” Re -“Re -” Re -“Return Plan includes a few months ago, reducing the number of production sites from 17 to 10. One of the factories that have been identified for closure has now been identified with the newly appointed CEO Evenosa and described it as” a difficult but necessary decision. “The Oppaa factory, which is located in the Oppama region, after the Japanese fiscal year 2027, which ends in March 2028.
Current models and upcoming vehicles will initially be assembled for Oppama on Kyushu. Nissan CEO has admitted that “it was not easy – for me or the company” closing a factory that has been working since 1961. Over the past 64 years, more than 17.8 million cars have implemented the assembly line. The factory currently builds the note and Note the aura Superminis, but previously produced Hatchback, the strange cube, and the Micra. He originally assembled Datsun Bluebird, a compact traveler sedan.
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About 2,400 employees will be closed. This step is part of a broader strategy to reduce global workforce by 20,000 by the end of the 2017 fiscal year. Not all discounts in jobs are manufacturing, as some will stem from discounts in public, administrative, and administrative expenditures (SG & A). Nissan also plans to expand the scope of searches and development by reducing the number of vehicle platforms from 13 to 7 and parts of parts by 70 %. The closure of the Oppama factory is among many sharp measures that aim to reduce global production capacity from 3.5 million to 2.5 million units.
To understand the severity of the situation in April, think that some New model programs have been turned off To reduce spending. A dedicated team of 3000 people exclusively focuses on cost reduction initiatives. There is also a report on how Yokohama’s headquarters is It was sold and rented again From the new owner.
As for the future of Oppama, Nissan evaluates a “wide range of options”. The closure affects the factory only, as the local research center, the collision test, the floor, and 20,000 cars will continue to work as usual.
