Carmaker  Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has cut down its  investment in its new plant near Bangalore by 25 per cent. The company will now  be investing Rs 2400 crore in the plant, and not the originally planned Rs 3200  crore. The savings have mainly come from lower construction costs, lower import  costs due to the strengthening of the rupee against the yen and local sourcing  of equipment. TKM?s Deputy Managing Director (Commercial), Shekhar Vishwanathan,  said that the reduced investment will not affect the plant?s annual production  capacity of 100,000 cars. Also, the deadlines for the factory?s completion  (December 2010) and the launch of the company?s small car (early 2011) remain  unchanged.
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Toyota lowers investment in new plant by 25 per cent
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