Sharp aims to expand FY 2007 global LCD TV sales to 9 mil. units

Sharp aims to expand FY 2007 global LCD TV sales to 9 mil. units

TOKYO, Japan - Sharp Corp. President Katsuhiko Machida tells a prss conference in Tokyo on Jan. 22 that the Osaka-based company will try to expand its global sales of LCD TVs to 9 million units in fiscal 2007, up from its estimated sales of 6 million in fiscal 2006, by reinforcing its production capacity in Japan, Mexico and Poland. (Kyodo)

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