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Taiyo Yuden shuts down a factory in Malaysia due to Covid-19 infection

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September 1, 2021

According to supply chain, passive component manufacturer Taiyo Yuden's MLCC factory in Malaysia is affected by the epidemic, and some production lines will be suspended until September 10.

According to the source, there have been some confirmed cases of Covid-19 at Taiyo Yuden factory in Malaysia. As a result, some production lines there will be suspended until September 10, and delivery will also be delayed. Taiyo Yuden is evaluating the impact of this incident on operations.

According to industry insiders, the factory is the main factory for Taiyo Yuden to supply Apple. After the production line is shut down, Taiyo Yuden will use the capacity of other factories to make up the supply to Apple, which may disrupt its MLCC supply.

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    Country like Malaysia and Vietnam are not suitable for business. There leaders are not educated enough.

    Taiyo Yudwn should shut down Malaysia factory permanently and replace it with new Japanese factory.

    Same case for Sumitomo Electric, Yazaki and Furukawa.

    4 yearsago

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