Sony establishes 1 billion yen environmental fund

Sony establishes 1 billion yen environmental fund

Sony Corp. President Kenichiro Yoshida holds an online press conference on Sept. 10, 2020, announcing the establishment of a 1 billion yen environment fund to foster venture companies focused on developing environmentally friendly technologies.

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