EV revolution puts the squeeze on small Japanese suppliers

A worker inspects engine valves at Japanese parts supplier Fuji Oozx. (BLOOMBERG)

By:

Shiho Takezawa

By:

Bloomberg

October 29, 2021 04:00 AM

Fuji Oozx Inc. is one of hundreds of automotive-parts suppliers in Japan whose very existence is being threatened by the world's shift toward electric vehicles.

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