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Denso could halt some production at Spanish plant on coronavirus shortages

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By:
Belen Carreno
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By:
Reuters
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February 27, 2020 09:35 AM

MADRID -- A Spanish plant majority owned by Denso is prepared to halt some production of auto electronics components because of a shortage of parts from China due to the coronavirus outbreak.

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