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Boeing 787 Lithium Battery Maker to Continue Production Amid Ongoing Investigations
Feb. 05, 2013 03:49PM PST
Battery MetalsBloomberg reported that GS Yuasa Corp., the battery manufacturer being probed for the Boeing 787 fires, said it will maintain its production plans for lithium ion cells designed for cars and aircrafts.
Bloomberg reported that GS Yuasa Corp., the battery manufacturer being probed for the Boeing 787 fires, said it will maintain its production plans for lithium ion cells designed for cars and aircrafts.
As quoted in the market news:
GS Yuasa doesn’t expect any significant impact on sales from the grounding of the 787s and the company is cooperating with investigators, Toshiyuki Nakagawa, a director, told reporters yesterday in Kyoto, Japan, where the company is based.
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