Nissan to ax over 2,500 jobs in India and Indonesia by March

Automaker has struggled to penetrate both huge Asian markets

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Workers assemble the frame of a Datsun car in Indonesia. Sales of Nissan's emerging-market brand have fallen. © Reuters

ROSEMARY MARANDI, Nikkei staff writer

MUMBAI -- Japanese automaker Nissan Motor will slash more than 2,500 jobs in India and Indonesia by March 2020 as part of a downshift in global production to cope with slumping car sales, according to details of the company's plans obtained by Nikkei.

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