Canon’s new OLED deposition equipment: Offered to Samsung for 100 billion yen!
-The key to price negotiations is the intention of the end user, Apple-
Report from articles published in KOREA ECONOMICS
Samsung Display:
Regarding the 8.6th generation OLED vapor deposition equipment, the Korean media reported that they had reached an agreement with Canon Tokki of Japan on the level of 100 billion yen.
Negotiations between the two companies regarding vapor deposition equipment:
South Korean newspapers have shown interest in it because of its price and the magnitude of its impact on the Korean industry.
“Samsung Display is showing disapproval of the price,” many said.
/Pixabay/: iPad Pro and MacBook Pro:
Apple’s intentions are key:
Regarding price negotiations between the two, the key is “the intention of Apple, the final consumer.”
iPad Pro and MacBook Pro:
Apple announces upcoming iPad Pro and MacBook Pro.
Apple ordered an organic EL panel from a Korean supplier. Korean media ET News reports.
Ordered by Samsung Display:
Since the end of last month, we have already placed orders with multiple companies for OLED-related production in Korea.
Korea Financial Supervisory Service Electronic Public Notice:
Samsung Display signed a supply contract with a South Korean display equipment partner late last month.
Supply contract size:
Subcontractors ICD are worth 63.5 billion won, Phil Optics 63 billion won, HB Solution 24.7 billion won, and Hims 21.8 billion won.
https://korea-economics.jp/posts/23061602/
8.6 generation OLED deposition equipment.
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Samsung Display and Canon Toki reached an agreement at 100 billion yen for the supply of 8.6 generation OLED deposition equipment.
Canon Doki
expects to begin mass production of Samsung Display’s first ‘white flag’ in early 2025
Samsung Display, which has already announced investment in the 8.6th generation production line in April,
has been in tedious negotiations with Canon Doki without being able to reach an agreement on the unit price of deposition equipment