Transfer group intends to set up a new company to enter the field of epitaxial LED Singapore, is expected to purchase 100 MOCVD

The market spread, AUO group in considering LED as backlight solution trend has become increasingly clear, following by Wellypower (and investment kaiding interventional LED packaging market, plans will enter the LED epitaxy manufacturing field, and plans to Jhunan (formerly Lianyou LCM factory) the establishment of the new company users. And has launched procurement assessment of equipment, is expected to buy 100 sets of production machines MOCVD epitaxy, the amount of the total investment of up to 10 billion NT scale.

While the previous CMO has also been established in LED package and Qili photoelectric epitaxy manufacturing a display panel and layout, the island of Taiwan has seen LED planes does this huge backlight application into business opportunities.

The industry have speculated that, judging from the various signs, in addition to LED NB penetration since 08 years large-scale rising to 10% more than five, a large number of important breakthrough LED industry trends TV backlight application may have been ready, so will accelerate to input LED upstream panel double tiger began to actively layout. Li Bingjie, chairman of crystal electricity believes that optimistic about the TV backlight market demand will gradually increase from 09 LED.

It tentatively by AUO chairman Youfa senior vice president Su Fengzheng served as general manager, is likely to be by gecom group. However, AUO stressed, LED is one of the important application of back light source of the future, but in the upstream areas is still LED's only strategic planning and development, no specific timetable.

It is understood that the camp has AUO equipment manufacturers to first purchase a few sets of MOCVD machines, and plans to 08 years into the future and trial production, plans to purchase 100 more equipment, the total investment in the amount of LED epitaxial layout may exceed the size of 10 billion yuan.

Source: Lean news