Sony completes acquisition of JDI’s Higashiura manufacturing facility

Published: 24-Apr-2025
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Sony Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation has completed the acquisition of Japan Display Inc.’s (JDI) LCD panel manufacturing facility in Higashiura, Japan

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ATREG, a global firm specialising in the brokerage and sale of advanced technology cleanroom manufacturing facilities within the semiconductor sector, has officially completed Japan Display, Inc. (JDI)’s sale of its operational LCD panel manufacturing plant in Higashiura, Japan, to Sony Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (SCK).

The transaction marks the culmination of a strategic decision by

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