Ford Việt Nam suspends production in Hải Dương

March 24, 2020 - 18:17

Ford Việt Nam announced that it will halt operations at its automobile assembly factory in the northern province of Hải Dương from Thursday this week.

A corner of Hải Dương Asembly Factory of Ford Việt Nam. —Photo plo.vn

HÀ NỘI — Ford Việt Nam announced that it will halt operations at its automobile assembly factory in the northern province of Hải Dương from Thursday this week.

Ford is the first automaker in Việt Nam to suspend production due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A representative of Ford Việt Nam said that the suspension will last for a few weeks, depending on the situation of the disease, the Government's restriction order, the status of supplier operations, customer demand and the agents’ inventory.

Meanwhile, other activities including sales and auto part service are still operating as usual.

“Ford Việt Nam has currently maintained sufficient supply for sales activities in the next few weeks. We hope we can meet the needs of customers during this time effectively,” the representative said.

Ford has halted production of cars and engines at facilities in the International Marketing Group (IMG) in order to cope with the growing impact of COVID-19. — VNS

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