Sharp said Monday that it will sell its small and midsize liquid crystal display panel plant in Kameyama, Mie Prefecture, to its Taiwanese parent, Hon Hai Precision Industry. The Kameyama No. 2 ...

Sharp aims to focus its business resources on competitive fields by downsizing the LCD panel business, which has been operating in the red. Even after the transfer, sales of products from the ...

The facility, along with the first plant at the site, once produced LCD TVs known as the "Kameyama Model," which helped boost Sharp's presence in the large-screen TV market. Sharp said that once ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Sharp will sell part of its once-flagship LCD factory in Japan to parent company Foxconn, as the Japanese electronics maker scales back unprofitable panel operations, Nikkei ...

The plant is the last factory in Japan to produce large LCD panels for televisions. Sakai Display Products Corp., a subsidiary of Sharp, is operating the plant. It will halt production by the ...

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James Roger Sharp is professor emeritus in the Department of History at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University. Sharp has written extensively about the ...

The facility, along with the first plant at the site, once produced LCD TVs known as the "Kameyama Model," which helped boost Sharp's presence in the large-screen TV market. Sharp said that once the ...

Part of broader push to grow Foxconn’s footprint in Japan’s EV sector Japanese electronics giant Sharp has revealed plans to offload part of its LCD manufacturing operations in Kameyama, Mie ...

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