Tofaş and Ford announced that they will stop production for a short time at their factories in Turkey. Notifying the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP), Ford and Tofaş will suspend production in August.
Ford and Tofaş will suspend production in August
According to the news on Haberlar.com, planned permission will be used between 8 and 21 August at Tofaş’s Bursa factory. The company, which has been announced to temporarily suspend production due to maintenance and repair works, will have personnel on duty for maintenance and revision works.
In the statement made by Tofaş to the Public Disclosure Platform, “Our company will temporarily suspend production at its Bursa factory due to the use of planned permits between 08.08.2022 and 21.08.2022, and planned maintenance-repair works to be carried out on the production lines. In the said period, our employees will use their annual leave progress payments, and only maintenance and revision works will be carried out with the personnel on duty in our factory.” statements are included.
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Determining the annual leave period, Ford announced that it will stop production in its factories between certain dates. Notifying the Public Disclosure Platform, Ford will suspend production at its 4 different facilities.
In a statement made by Ford to KAP, “Production will be suspended at our factories between the dates specified below. During this period, periodic maintenance works will be carried out in our factories. In our Yeniköy factory, preparations for our production lines will also be carried out for our new investments.” statements are included.
The company’s Gölcük Transit Line will not produce between 1 and 15 August, Gölcük Custom Line between 1 and 12 August, Yeniköy factory between 1 and 25 August and Eskişehir factories between 1 and 15 August.
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