GS Yuasa has announced that it has established a wholly owned subsidiary GS Yuasa Asia Technical Centre (GYAT) in Samuthprakarn Province of Thailand (about 30 km south of Bangkok).
With the establishment of GYAT, GS Yuasa says it aims to strengthen its capabilities in the field of lead-acid batteries for cars and motorcycles in Southeast Asia and surrounding areas.
The new centre will focus on the development of products that reflect the region’s characteristics as well as employing new technologies alongside low-cost production facilities.
Profile of GS Yuasa Asia Technical Centre
1. Company name |
GS Yuasa Asia Technical Centre ![]()
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2. Established |
6 January |
3. Address |
78 Moo 3 Sukhumvit Rd., Bangpoomai Samuthprakarn 10280, Thailand |
4. Capital |
THB30m (US$908,150) |
5. Shareholder and ownership ratio |
GS Yuasa 100% |
6. Investment |
Approx. JPY300m (planned) ($2.93m) |
7. Business |
Development of lead-acid batteries for automobiles and motorcycles for GS Yuasa Group companies in Southeast Asia and surrounding countries, and related market research |
8. Number of employees |
14 (estimate for 2014) 26 (estimate for 2015) 60 (estimate for 2018) |