The world’s largest motor company, General Motors Corp., and Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd, the maker of Subaru cars, may tie-up in China as part of their joint alliance formed last year, says Bloomberg News (24/8/00).
According to the report, the move will allow GM, which already owns 21% of Fuji Heavy, to double its market share in the Asia-Pacific region to 10 per cent by 2004, equating to 240,000 vehicles per annum.
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For Fuji Heavy, the Chinese alliance will boost utilization of its Chinese factory, which it currently uses at less than one-fifth of its capacity, says Bloomberg News.
