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Factbox: Over 10 Japanese companies halt operations in China
Wednesday, 19 September, 2012, 1:18pm
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With anti-Japan protests intensifying across China, Japanese companies are taking precautionary measures by temporarily shuting down or scaling back operations.
Most of the businesses affected are in manufacturing or retail:
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Honda Motor – Closed all 5 of its plants, Tuesday, Sept. 18
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Nissan Motor – Closed 2 of 3 plants, Tuesday, Sept. 18
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Toyota Motor – Scaled back operations at 3 assembly plants and 6 factories, Tuesday, Sept. 18
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Mazda Motor – Suspended production at 1 factory in Nanjing, Tuesday, Sept. 18
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Mitsubishi Motors – Suspended operations at 1 factory, Tuesday, Sept. 18
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Yamaha Motor – Suspended operations at 4 plants, Tuesday, Sept. 18
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Komatsu (construction machinery) – Closed 3 plants on Tuesday, Sept. 18, Tuesday, Sept. 18
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Hitachi – Suspended operations at 2 auto parts plants, cut back output at 1, Tuesday, Sept. 18
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Panasonic – Suspended production at 2 component plants and 1 factory, Tuesday, Sept. 18
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Canon – Suspended production at 3 of 4 plants, Tuesday, Sept. 18
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Aeon – Closed 30 of 35 stores in Shenzhen and Guangdong, Tuesday, Sept. 18
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Fast Retailing (Uniqlo) – Closed 39 Uniqlo stores on Monday, Sept. 17
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Ryohin Keikaku (MUJI) – Closed 4 of 6 MUJI stores in Beijing, Monday, Sept. 17
- Seven & I – Closed 13 Yokado supermarkets and 198 7-11 convenience stores on Monday, Sept. 17
Source: Reuters, AFP, SCMP
