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Toyoda Gosei expands in US with $60 million investment
Toyoda Gosei has invested around US$60 million to increase production capacity at three of its US-based facilities – in order to keep pace with growing demand for interior and exterior automotive parts. It will invest around US$21m at plants in Missouri and Indiana on moulding machines, assembly equipment and automation. At the same time, it will spend nearly US$39m in Kentucky for similar equipment. In the near future,
Tosaf adds capacity in US
Additives specialist Tosaf says it boosted North Ameri- can production capacity by 40% last year. Investments at its four US-based plants involved installing new extruder lines at each location, as well as automation and control systems. The new lines incorpo-
rate technology for addi- tives production, including energy and water systems that are designed to minimise environmental impact. The company has also added a new rail car loader at its Bessemer City location, allowing it to improve delivery times. �
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carmakers are expected to introduce new vehicle types, including battery electric vehicles. In response, Toyoda Gosei will establish a network to provide products with a range of variations, such as many
types of large painted products that are front and rear components. The company will expand plant buildings and install large, energy-efficient electric moulding machines and painting booths – as
well as systems that centrally manage production processes and optimise production. New operations for all
three locations are expected to begin at the end of 2025. �
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