Nissan’s shadow looms over supplier Marelli’s latest bankruptcy

Japanese auto parts maker still dependent on Nissan’s business despite leaving group

Factory robots work on a car at Nissan Motor’s Tochigi plant in Japan. Nissan is one of Marelli’s top clients. (Photo by Sei Matsumoto)

RYOSUKE HANADA, TAKAKO FUJIU and YUMI OKURA

TOKYO — Japanese automotive supplier Marelli Holdings’ skid into bankruptcy — its second in three years — shows the risks of its continued dependence on Nissan Motor.

Marelli filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. in June after negotiations for a private debt workout stalled.

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Nissan’s shadow looms over supplier Marelli’s latest bankruptcy

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