Denso profit drops 23% on increased investment, market slowdown

April 26, 2019 07:56 AM

TOKYO -- Denso, the Toyota Group company that is Japan's biggest auto parts supplier, reported a 23 percent decline in operating profit for the latest fiscal year.

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