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Monday 2 January 2012
Digitimes Research: Samsung may cut LCD panel orders for Taiwan after Sony exit from S-LCD
Sony has been cooperating with Samsung Electronics on the TFT LCD business since 2004 when the Japan vendor was optimistic about the growth of the LCD TV market. Large-size panel...
Tuesday 27 December 2011
Sony release of S-LCD shares to Samsung to benefit Taiwan panel makers, says paper
The decision of Samsung Electronics to acquire all of Sony's shares in S-LCD, the two company's flat panel joint venture, will benefit Taiwan-based flat panel makers Chimei Innolux...
Tuesday 27 December 2011
Sony, Samsung shift to new LCD panel business alliance
Sony and Samsung Electronics have announced that the two companies have signed agreements to transition the current business relationship with respect to LCD panels.
Monday 31 October 2011
Sony reportedly considers quitting S-LCD; Taiwan panel plants may benefit
Sony is reportedly considering withdrawing from S-LCD, a joint venture set up by Samsung Electronics and the Japan-vendor, due to Sony's mounting losses in the TV segment. Large-size...
Tuesday 27 October 2009
Sony may reduce TV panel orders to AUO in 2010, sources say
Sony reportedly will reduce its TV panel orders to AU Optronics (AUO) in 2010, as the client's 10G LCD panel manufacturing joint-venture with Sharp has already started production,...
Friday 12 September 2008
Commentary: LGD's lowered forecast sets tone for LCD panel industry's coming quarters
The price slumps for LCD panels, as expected, are taking their toll on suppliers' profits, with LG Display (LGD) having lowered its earnings guidance for the third quarter. The Korean...
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