Hungarian Suzuki plant resumes production

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The Hungarian arm of Japanese carmaker Suzuki has announced on Monday that, in line with plans, production has resumed at its plant in Esztergom, northern Hungary, Reuters reported.

As Portfolio also reported, the company announced on 15 January that production of the Vitara and S-Cross models would be suspended in Esztergom between 15 and 22 January, following the supply disruption caused by the Red Sea crisis.

According to the company's statement, following the change of routes, the vessels will be diverted from the Red Sea to the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa,

but the diversion may have an impact on pricing.

The situation caused by the attacks by the Yemeni insurgents is causing significant disruption to the operations of several European factories.

 

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