Nissan's Thai unit to hire 2,000 employees to ramp up production

Automaker's global restructuring plan to benefit kingdom at Indonesia's expense

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Nissan's Kicks hybrid electric SUVs, which are produced in Thailand. The automaker is set to cut its global production capacity by 20% from fiscal 2018's 7.2 million units. (Photo courtesy of Nissan)

APORNRATH PHOONPHONGPHIPHAT, Nikkei staff writer

BANGKOK -- Nissan Motor will hire about 2,000 new employees to increase car production at its Thai unit, as part of a global restructuring effort by the financially-battered Japanese automaker in which Thailand will be a major beneficiary.

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