Japan Display Jumps on Possible Tie Up With Chinese Companies

The video discusses the challenges faced by Japan Display Inc. (JDI) in the competitive display market. Initially, companies like Apple, Huawei, and BOE were potential investors, but now lower-tier Chinese companies are in the picture. JDI's heavy reliance on Apple, which accounts for 80% of its revenue, has been a double-edged sword. While Apple was once a boon, declining iPhone sales have hurt JDI. The company has faced significant losses and struggles to adapt to the shift towards OLED technology, where competitors like Samsung and LG dominate. JDI plans to start OLED production next year, but faces stiff competition from established and emerging players.

Which companies were initially considered potential investors in JDI but are no longer on the list?

• Sony and Panasonic

• BYOE and Teen Mom

• Samsung and LG

• Apple and Huawei

What percentage of JDI's revenue is supplied by Apple?

• 80%

• 70%

• 60%

• 50%

What was the impact on JDI when Apple's sales did not meet expectations?

• JDI's stock value increased

• JDI struggled to maintain capacity

• JDI found new suppliers easily

• JDI reported a profit

What is the main technological challenge JDI is facing?

• Developing new smartphone models

• Expanding into new markets

• Competing with OLED screen manufacturers

• Reducing production costs

Which companies are JDI's main competitors in the OLED screen market?

• Sony and Panasonic

• Apple and Huawei

• Samsung and LG

• Nokia and Ericsson