On January 1, 2024, a strong earthquake measuring 7.6 in magnitude struck Japan, damaging COP film production facilities. It is difficult to confirm the extent of the damage and recovery owing to the risk of aftershocks.
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Display Dynamics – January 2024: The 2024 Noto earthquake in Japan disrupted the supply of COP films for VA panels
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Irene Heo
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Irene is Omdia’s Principal Analyst for display materials and components research, focusing on optical films for displays. She provides insights by covering various optical film industries and delivering market forecasts based on the panel and set markets, supply/demand and technology dynamics, pricing and cost modeling, and makers’ strategies.
In 2011, Irene joined Omdia (formerly IHS Markit) and has been following display components and optical films trends for many years.
Previously, she worked at Displaybank and paved the way for research activity in the display component area as a member of the first component research team. Before joining Displaybank, she worked at Dongjin Semichem, a leading electrical material company in the display and semiconductor field, as a researcher in the liquid crystal synthesis division.
She is a graduate of Konkuk University in Korea, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry and a master’s degree in organic chemistry.
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