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by Danny on November 12, 2005

According to Keizai Shimbun, the factory will start operations in March 2007 and will produce constant-velocity joint parts. The unit will be built because of rising demand from Japanese auto makers in the country.
NTN expects sales of �1.5 billion in 2007 and �4.5 billion yen by 2010.
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Response from:
R.VENUGOPAL
(04/09/08 12:28am)
pl send your news letter on outsourcing automobile parts from india to usa and other countries
Response from:
R.VENUGOPAL
(04/09/08 12:29am)
wishes from venugopal india bangalore
Response from:
R.VENUGOPAL
(04/09/08 12:30am)
it is a great opportunity to publish newsletter for outsourcing auto parts
my best wishes
venugopal india
my best wishes
venugopal india
Response from:
Jonathan
(06/09/08 7:42am)
Its really very useful to know that indias automobile suppllyer chain.
Response from:
Jess
(06/11/08 4:50am)
That type of outsourcing brings market to business.
Response from:
Erik
(07/07/08 11:22pm)
Indian automobile industry is getting enhanced...
Response from:
Meagan
(07/11/08 6:09am)
Nice to read about India's auto industry. And it's growth.
Response from:
Roza
(08/28/08 4:59am)
India is exporting various auto parts...
Response from:
Roza
(08/29/08 11:19pm)
Good to read.Nice article.
Response from:
Fuel Injection
(12/12/08 1:13am)
Nice to read about India's auto industry. And it's growth.
Response from:
Chief Enterprises | America's provider of Bosch Relays, Solenoids, Connectors, and Diodes
(01/14/09 12:46am)
I think India is going to get familiar with this deal. Thats great and this will be made into a new trend in Automobile industry.
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