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The Sony Corporation is accelerating plans to shift production of its lithium-ion batteries to its Tochigi Prefecture plant after a fire damaged its Koriyama City plant on Saturday, a company spokesman said yesterday. The company's Koriyama subsidiary, Sony Energytec, provides more than 50 percent of Japan's lithium-ion battery output. Sony is the world's biggest manufacturer of lithium-ion batteries,
and in August it projected that it would increase output next year to about 72 million units from a projected 48 million this year. No injuries were reported after the Koriyama plant was damaged by an early morning with battery such as Sony VGN-CR390 Battery , Sony VGN-CR4000 Battery , Sony VGN-S4HP Battery , Sony VGN-SZ740 Battery , Sony VGN-SZ750 Battery , Sony VGN-SZ760 Battery , Sony VGN-T Battery , Sony VGN-T90S Battery , Sony VGN-T92S Battery , Sony VGN-TX16C Battery , Sony VGN-TX1XP Battery , Sony VGN-TX25C Battery fire, whose cause remains under investigation.
The Sony Corporation has restarted limited production at a manufacturing site for lithium ion batteries that was damaged by a fire in early November. A company spokesman this morning in Tokyo said the plant, in Koriyama, about 100 miles north of Tokyo, is producing finished batteries, though he declined to say how many. The fire, on Nov. 4, damaged two floors of a three-story building at the plant. The cause of the fire has yet to be determined. The building houses Sony's main manufacturing site for lithium ion batteries.