In 1H24, the monthly loading rates of Sharp’s display fabs remain weak consistently, except for its Gen 10 fab in Sakai. Although the loading rate of each fab is different, Sharp is planning to restructure its fabs from 3Q24 onward because its display business units have been experiencing serious financial deficit issues for many years.
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Display Dynamics – May 2024: Sharp will restructure its display fabs in Japan in September 2024
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Linda Lin covers large-sized thin-film-transistor LCD panels and is in charge of survey reports covering manufacturers and vendors in the notebook panel supply chain. With her many years of experience, Linda has developed first-rate relationships throughout her extensive network of contacts and connections in the display industry.
Linda previously worked at LCD market research firm WitsView, leading research on panels and downstream products, including monitors and TVs. At the Market Intelligence & Consulting Institute, Taiwan’s chief information and communications technology market research group, she oversaw regional research for South and East Asia. It was during this time that Linda decided to make large-sized displays her main focus. Linda has a master’s degree in business administration from National Yunlin University of Science and Technology in Taiwan.
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