AutomobilesSuzuki invests $100m to raise Myanmar production capacity
Japanese automaker holds 60% share of nation's growing auto market
Although Japan's Suzuki holds a dominant share of Myanmar's automobile market, competition among manufacturers from other Asian countries looks set to intensify.
RYO ASAYAMA, Nikkei staff writer
TOKYO -- Suzuki Motor announced on Monday that it will increase production at one of its factories in Myanmar. It will introduce a new line for four-wheeled vehicles at its plant in southeastern Yangon that will handle tasks like painting car bodies. Suzuki has two factories in the country.