Bosch temporarily shuts India plant to adjust production with demand
German supplier’s Gangaikondan plant produces powertrain sensors, fuel delivery modules and air management components
Bosch has announced plans to suspend manufacturing operations at its Gangaikondan plant in Tamil Nadu, India, for five days this week (23-27 July) to adjust output with weak demand, the company said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) of 22 July. The company’s Gangaikondan plant produces powertrain sensors, fuel delivery modules and air management components for its Gasoline system business division
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