LG Semicon wins 2 contracts for TFT LCDs

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LG Semicon Company Ltd of Seoul, South Korea, has won contracts to supply thin-film transistor liquid crystal displays (LCDs) to an American company and Dutch firm between 1999 and 2001. The $120-million contract with Ocala, FL-based American Panel Corp is for the supply of LCDs that will work on an aircraft. The contract with Philips Gloeilampenfabrieken NV of the Netherlands is worth $700 million.

New orders received

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Samsung invests in 2nd Gen7 fab

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The details concerning Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd's plans to start production for its seventh generation (Gen7, 1,870 x 2,200mm) liquid crystal display (LCD) motherglass, is presented.

Household audio and video equipment, Electronic components, not elsewhere classified, Consumer electronics industry, Samsung Electronics Company Ltd., LCD display

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SVA targets China's first Gen7 LCD plant

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SVA (Group) Co., Ltd. launches China's first 7th generation LCD panel production line. The investment for this new plant, which begins in 2007, will cost US$4 billion.

China, ELECTRONIC & OTHER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT, Facilities & equipment, Buildings and facilities, Electronics industry, SVA Group Ltd.

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