Renault to halt output at South Korean unit due to China supply disruptions
PARIS (Reuters) - French carmaker Renault said on Friday its South Korean subsidiary RSM would suspend production at its Busan site for four days from Feb.
PARIS (Reuters) - French carmaker Renault
"Because of its geographical proximity, the Busan plant is the site that is most exposed to supply disruptions in China," a Renault spokeswoman told Reuters.
She said Renault and its alliance partner Nissan <7201.T> were working closely on the supply disruptions as the Busan unit produces the Nissan Rogue SUV.
Renault extended on Monday the shutdown at its factory in China's Wuhan until Feb. 13, in line with the Chinese government's guidance following the coronavirus
outbreak.
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(Reporting by Gilles Guillaume; Writing by Matthieu Protard; Editing by Louise Heavens and Mark Potter)
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