Japan's small and medium auto parts production companies aim at the Chinese market

China’s auto production in 2010 was as high as 18.2467 million units, an increase of 32.4% year-on-year. On the other hand, Japan’s domestic market is continuously shrinking. More than 5,000 Japanese small and medium-sized auto parts manufacturers are targeting the Chinese market in order to survive. With the investment and construction of small and medium-sized component manufacturers in Japan, the cost of imports will be reduced, thus enhancing the competitiveness of Japanese cars. JAPIC is located in Danyang City, Jiangsu Province. It was established with the support of the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers and the Japan Trade Promotion Agency. It will be completed in October 2011 and is expected to have 400 Japanese parts manufacturers within five years. Settled in. Therefore, Japan's small and medium-sized component manufacturing companies will continue to accelerate the pace of building factories overseas.

It is reported that Japan's spare parts manufacturing enterprises that have settled in industrial parks will jointly purchase raw materials and integrate logistics systems under the coordination of JAPIC. The employment of employees will also be subject to unified management, thereby greatly reducing production costs. At the same time, from the completion of the park to the three years in 2014, the settled enterprises will be exempt from rent. About 10% of parts and components in the Chinese market come from Danyang. The goal of this Japan Parts Industrial Park is to build it into a global parts production base.