RUSSIA: Kamaz resumes production after break
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 5 October 2009
Kamaz has resumed operations of its main production line and all accessory production facilities after a one-week suspension, according to a statement issued by the firm.
Kamaz suspended production on September 28 due to falling demand for trucks in Russia.
The company has already suspended production several times since the beginning of this year due to uncertainties in demand.
In October, Kamaz expects to operate four days per week.
Sectors: Commercial vehicles, Emerging markets, Vehicle manufacturing
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