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Sharp to Construct Second LCD Plant in China

Apr 5 2004

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Sharp Corporation has announced that it will build a new plant at Wuxi Sharp Electronic Components Co., Ltd. (WSEC) to boost production of small-to medium-size LCD modules. WSEC is located in Wuxi, China. Sharp began the construction of the new No.2 Plant from the end of March and plans to complete it in September 2004. The plant will help WSEC increase its production capacity by approximately three times the current level to a monthly output of 7 million units in the second half of fiscal 2004.

Sharp will also construct a Technical Center on the same site that will complete WSEC’s transition to an integrated manufacturing organization capable of carrying out everything from design and development to manufacture of highly customizable small- to medium-size LCD modules.

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