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Johnson Controls Drawn To Vietnam

January 2007 | FDI Alert

US automotive component manufacturer Johnson Controls has opened a new US$8mn plant in Vietnam, producing automotive interiors. Based in the Vietnam-Singapore industrial zone, the plant will supply modules to Japan and Malaysia, as well as the Vietnamese market.

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