Chimei

Representatives of Chimei Innolux, Chunghwa Picture and HannStar didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.

Seoul Fines Six LCD Manufacturers in Price-Fixing Case Jung-Ah Lee 2011

The antitrust regulator said in a prepared statement that South Korean companies Samsung Electronics Co. and LG Display Co., and Taiwan-based companies AU Optronics Corp., Chimei Innolux Corp., Chunghwa Picture Tubes and HannStar Display Corp. met more than once a month in Taiwan to agree on prices for flat panels used for computers, notebook personal computers, and televisions, and to share other private and confidential information.

Seoul Fines Six LCD Manufacturers in Price-Fixing Case Jung-Ah Lee 2011

Sharp held 14.8% of the market last year, followed by Samsung Electronics Co. of South Korea with 11.9% and Chimei Innolux Corp. of Taiwan with 11.7%.

LCD Merger Gets Boost Kenneth Maxwell 2011

South Korea's FTC also fined AU Optronics 28.53 billion won, Chimei Innolux 1.55 billion won, Chunghwa 290 million won and HannStar 870 million won.

Seoul Fines Six LCD Manufacturers in Price-Fixing Case Jung-Ah Lee 2011

Sharp was followed by Samsung Electronics Co. of South Korea with 11.9%, and Chimei Innolux Corp. of Taiwan with 11.7%.

Hitachi Looks to Join LCD Talks With Sony, Toshiba Juro Osawa 2011

Chimei Innolux said Wednesday it has been cutting costs by reducing business trips but it has no plan to implement pay cut or reduce staff numbers.

AU Optronics Cuts Pay for 16 Executives Lorraine Luk 2011

According to research firm DisplaySearch, Sharp Corp. of Japan was the leader in smaller LCDs last year, with 14.8% of the global market, followed by Samsung Electronics Co. of South Korea with 11.9% and Chimei Innolux Corp. of Taiwan with 11.7%.

Japan Government Fund Proposes LCD Tie-Up Juro Osawa 2011

Talks with the parent of Chimei Innolux Corp broke down when Hitachi failed to grab a key contract with Apple, an industry source said.

Sony, Toshiba, Hitachi To Merge LCD Panel Businesses 2011

AU Optronics joins larger rival Samsung Electronics Co. and Chimei Innolux Corp. in cutting costs as global economic uncertainties are likely to continue weighing on demand for liquid crystal displays used in television sets and other consumer electronics products.

AU Optronics Cuts Pay for 16 Executives Lorraine Luk 2011

In Taiwan, Chimei Innolux was down 1.6% after the world's third-largest maker of liquid-crystal-display panels by revenue said it would cut its capital expenditure for 2011 by 20%-30% from NT$100 billion it had earmarked previously due to global economic uncertainties.

Asia Mixed on Greece Shri Navaratnam 2011