Corning: Almost No Impact On Orders From Japan Since March Quake
15 Junho 2011 - 2:25AM
Dow Jones News
Corning Inc. (GLW) sees "almost no impact" on orders from
Japanese customers following the massive earthquake in March, an
executive said Wednesday.
Alan T. Eusden, chairman and president of Corning Display
Technologies Taiwan, told reporters the company's plants in Japan
and Taiwan are still running at full capacity.
Corning, the world's biggest supplier of glass used to make
liquid-crystal-display screens in televisions, sells the 'Gorilla'
brand of scratch-resistant glass to some of the world's biggest
manufacturers of handheld and tablet devices including Dell Inc.,
LG Electronics Inc. and Motorola Inc. It is also used in Samsung
Electronics Co.'s tablet device, Galaxy Tab.
In Japan, Corning has glass-making facilities in Shizuoka and
Sakai city. In Taiwan, it has plants in southern and central
Taiwan.
-By Paul Mozur, Dow Jones Newswires; 8862-25022557;
lorraine.luk@dowjones.com
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