PERU — Swedish plastics and polymer maker Trelleborg Automotive says it will close its north-central Indiana plant, costing about 200 workers their jobs.
Officials with the Stockholm-based company said Friday that its Peru plant would remain open until the end of the year.
The company said a drop in demand for its products by North American automakers led to its decision to close the plant.
Trelleborg said the Peru plant’s closure is part of a reorganization it announced earlier this year for its automotive division.
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