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泰航將向Koito(小系) 求償2億美金
華航/長榮表示: 這次要狠削一番 (誤)
Koito: 賠償成本將反映到全球Toyota 汽車售價 (誤)
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UPDATE 2-Thai Air plans up to $200 mln claim against Koito
Fri Oct 8, 2010 11:44am BST
* Airline wants compensation for late delivery of seats
* Delay caused by Koito falsifying seat safety test results
* Koito parent stock plummets 16 percent
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By Arada Kultawanich and Antoni Slodkowski
BANGKOK/TOKYO, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Thai Airways International Pcl THAI.BK is
expected to seek up to $200 million compensation from Japan's Koito
Industries (6747.T) for the delayed delivery of seats, an executive said on
Friday.
The seat maker didn't supply the chairs on time as it failed to obtain
certification for its products from Japanese and European authorities after
admitting earlier this year it had falsified safety test results.
A Thai newspaper earlier quoted an airline source as saying the flag carrier
would sue Koito for $500 million. Shares of its parent company, Koito
Manufacturing (7276.T), dropped 16 percent to a 16 month low.
"The compensation will be worth up to $200 million, not $500 million," Raj
Tanta-Nanta, a vice-president for investor relations at the state-controlled
carrier told Reuters, although he declined to give the exact amount.
"We are checking many things about this issue, but we still haven't received
any claim or information on a lawsuit from Thai Airways," said Koito
Manufacturing spokesman Shinji Karasawa.
U.S. and European aviation regulators ordered airlines last month for
worldwide checks of seats made by Koito Industries, a move estimated to
affect 150,000 seats on 1,000 passenger jets. [ID:nLDE68N1Q8]
Koito Industries paid 3.6 billion yen ($44 million) in compensation for
delays in delivery to different airlines last financial year and set aside
3.3 billion yen for further expected claims this year.
In June, Thai Airways selected Germany's Zim Flugsitz GmbH to replace Koito
as a supplier.
Koito Industries, 50 percent-owned by Koito Manufacturing, dropped 3.3
percent to 145 yen.
Stock of Koito Manufacturing, in which Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T) has a 20
percent stake, fell 16 percent to 1,047 yen, while the broader market edged
down 0.5 percent. (Additional reporting by Nobuhiro Kubo and Manunphattr
Dhanananporn; Editing by Alan Raybould and Joseph Radford)
http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKSGE6970B020101008
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