BANGKOK – Honda Motor Co.’s Thai unit on Thursday officially opened a new assembly and engine plant around 120 km northeast of Bangkok.
Construction of the plant at the Rojana Industrial Park began in 2013, with the automaker investing 17.15 billion baht (around $485 million). It will have a maximum production capacity of 120,000 vehicles per year and employ some 1,400 people.
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