Innolux: In 2009, LCD monitor shipments exceeded 30 million units
Innolux Display said that in 2009, the company's LCD monitor shipments reached 33.63 million units, worth 122.4 billion Taiwan dollars (about 3.85 billion US dollars), and accounted for 23% of the global LCD market share. The company also said that in 2008, Innolux's LCD display shipments reached 29.03 million units, worth NT$121.47 billion. In 2009, large-size panel shipments totaled 14.44 million units, with revenues of NT$33.55 billion, while small and medium-sized panel shipments reached 105 million units and revenues were NT$18 billion.
Innolux said that in 2009, the total utilization rate of LCD monitors was 74%, higher than 68% in 2008. The utilization rate of display products is 86%, the utilization rate of small and medium-sized panels is 72%, and the utilization of large-size panels is 68%.
Innolux pointed out that the company plans to invest NT$2.1 billion in research and development in 2010, an increase from NT$1.74 billion in 2009.
Innolux plans to merge with CMO and TPO Displays, which generated revenue of NT$163.55 billion in 2009, a 2% year-on-year increase and a net loss of NT$2.4 billion.
Chi Mei Electronics announced that its revenue in 2009 was NT$285.79 billion and its net loss was NT$3.04 billion. Tongbao Optoelectronics' total revenue in 2009 was NT$23.6 billion, with a net loss of NT$2.05 billion.
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