L R AS Published on Sunday 17 September 2017 - n° 203 - Categories:arrêt/relance d'activité

Panasonic ferme son usine d'Otsu (Japon) en mai 2018

   Après avoir annoncé la fermeture de son usine de fabrication de silicium aux Etats-Unis, Panasonic ferme son usine d'Otsu (Japon) en mai 2018. Celle-ci fabrique

des panneaux PV. L'arrêt de la production fait partie d'un effort plus large et continu visant à réorganiser l'activité solaire globale de l'entreprise.

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