TOKYO: Takata shares plummeted for a third straight session on Friday as more Japanese automakers warned they might drop the crisis-hit airbag supplier.
The Tokyo-listed stock dropped nearly 13 percent by the lunch break to 780 yen ($6.50), down by half from its price earlier this week, underscoring investor fears about the company’s future.
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