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Toyota restores Japan output to "near-normal levels" | |
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Toyota Motor said it had restored vehicle output in Japan to "near-normal levels" on Monday, after severe flooding in Thailand disrupted supply chains. | Toyota Motor said it had restored vehicle output in Japan to "near-normal levels" on Monday, after severe flooding in Thailand disrupted supply chains. |
Partial production at three Toyota factories in Thailand itself has also resumed. | Partial production at three Toyota factories in Thailand itself has also resumed. |
Last month the carmaker was forced to cut production around the world. | Last month the carmaker was forced to cut production around the world. |
The flooding in Thailand, the worst the country has seen in decades, has resulted in more than 600 deaths. | The flooding in Thailand, the worst the country has seen in decades, has resulted in more than 600 deaths. |
It has also forced many businesses to shut down. | It has also forced many businesses to shut down. |
Factory closures and other disruptions resulting from weeks of flooding have contributed to an 18.5% fall in Toyota's July to September profits. | |
The company has withdrawn its profit and vehicles sales forecasts due to continued uncertainty. | The company has withdrawn its profit and vehicles sales forecasts due to continued uncertainty. |
The output cancellations have come at a time when Toyota was starting to ramp up production to make up for lost output after the earthquake and tsunami in Japan in March. | The output cancellations have come at a time when Toyota was starting to ramp up production to make up for lost output after the earthquake and tsunami in Japan in March. |
Spokesman Dion Corbett estimates that 150,000 units of production have been lost globally since October due to the floods. | Spokesman Dion Corbett estimates that 150,000 units of production have been lost globally since October due to the floods. |
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