Toyotomi Kiko, a parts subcontractor of Toyota, will create 120 jobs at its auto body parts plant in Onnaing, northern France, where the car maker has a production unit, according to reports.
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The production facility, in which €60 million euro ($US75 million) will be invested, will chiefly supply spare parts for older Toyota models, which are no longer manufactured, but still in use in Europe, Toyotomi reportedly said.
Construction of a 20,000 square metre plant should begin in February 2005 with the facility operational in autumn 2006. With an annual output of a million parts, the Onnaing plant will be the second Toyotomi Kiko unit outside Japan, after a US factory, built in 1998.
Toyota assembles 210,000 units of the Yaris model annually at its site in Onnaing.
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