Yazaki

Yazaki North America will establish a new automotive wiring harness plant in Ayutla, San Marcos, Guatemala, with production scheduled to begin in January 2023.

Yazaki North America is building a pilot project factory in Ayutla, Guatemala, with an investment of nearly US$10 million. Production is expected to start by January 2023, creating up to 1,000 jobs.

Aptera Motors announced a supply agreement and partnership with Yazaki, which will supply production parts for Aptera's LV & HV EE electrical harness, including wiring, connectivity, charge ports, and other utilities. Yazaki engineers will join Aptera's production facilities this month.

Yazaki Group signed investment conventions to expand its existing units in Kenitra and Tangier, Morocco, as part of a total investment of 751 million dirhams, creating 6,300 jobs across all three projects.

Yazaki Group signed an investment convention to build a new automotive wiring production plant in Meknès, Morocco, with an investment of 751 million dirhams, creating 6,300 jobs.

Japanese wire harness maker Yazaki plans to build three new factories in Tangier, Kenitra and Meknes, Morocco, costing a combined $52 million, to supply the automotive sector.

Japanese automotive wiring specialist Yazaki will invest several million euros to build a new plant in Kenitra, Morocco, expected to employ 2,500 people at full capacity, bringing total Moroccan workforce to over 12,500.

Japanese automotive components manufacturer Yazaki announced plans to invest in new production units in Tunisia, including a mega-project in Nabeul, creating 5,000 new jobs. The new unit is expected to start production in 2020.

Yazaki plans to expand its Gafsa and Bizerte units in Tunisia with significant investment plans that could create substantial jobs in 2019 and 2020, and also create a new production unit in an interior region.

Yazaki opened a new industrial plant in San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, Mexico, for the production of electric harnesses for trucks. The plant covers 2,100 square meters and uses Lennox HVAC equipment.

Japanese company Yazaki opened a factory in Sabac, Serbia, to produce cable sets for OEM trucks for export to Europe. The company plans to invest €25 million and employ 1,700 workers by 2019, with annual export of around €120 million.