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While Sharp is restoring its business operations following Taiwan-based Foxconn Electronics’ stake investment, its plan to expand LCD TV output in line with the goal of increasing global sales from five million in fiscal year 2016 (April 2016-March 2017) to 10 million units in fiscal year 2018 runs the risk of overcapacity, according to Japan-based Diamond Weekly.
Before Foxconn’s stake investment, Sharp had licensed out sales rights to it LCD TV brand in many overseas markets. For example, China-based Hisense licensed use of Sharp’s LCD TV brand in the US market and therefore Sharp cannot sell TVs under its brand in the US until the license expires.
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