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Caterpillar looks to shift parts sourcing from Japan to China

Caterpillar, the world’s biggest maker of earth-moving equipment, plans to switch “as much as possible” of its sourcing of complex parts for its Chinese factories from Japan to China.

“How quickly we can move from Japan to China depends on the ability of the Chinese supply base to do more,” Rich Lavin, Caterpillar’s head of emerging markets, told the Financial Times.

“As they show their ability to manufacture more complex components we’ll move capacity out of Japan and into China,” he said, adding that the aim was to move “as much as possible”.

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