日本驻英大使:若英无序脱欧 日企将重新评估在英业务
日本驻英国大使鹤冈公二接受《路透》访问时表示,如英国无序脱欧导致供应链受破坏及欧盟市场通道被截断,日本企业及投资者将重新评估在英国的投资。他指出,若营商条件发生巨变,让企业无法适应,企业将不得不非常谨慎地考虑如何在英国继续业务,又希望英国能有序脱欧。
日本为英国最大外来直接投资来源之一,日本公司长期以英国作为通向欧盟其他国家的门户,在英国的近1,000间日本企业共雇用逾15万人。英国去年生产的逾150万辆汽车中,日本汽车制造商占约一半。
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