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Caihong Display Devices plans to spend CNY2.3 billion (USD348 million) expanding its capacity to make liquid crystal display panels, an investment the Chinese manufacturer expects to generate an extra CNY2.1 billion in operating income each year.

The investment will complete Caihong’s aim of expanding capacity to 170,000 panels a month from 132,000 at the plant at its Xianyang base in China’s northwestern province of Shaanxi, the company said in a statement.

Caihong, whose customers include smartphone makers Samsung and Xiaomi, is experienced at enlarging output capacity, with its 8.6-generation production line forThin Film Transistor-Liquid Crystal Displaypanelshaving come onstream at the end of 2017, the firm added.

As the current mainstream technology for flat panel display devices, TFT-LCD is widely used in electronic products. The total area of TFT-LCD panels sold worldwide rose to 214 million square meters in 2019 from 162 million sqm in 2014, and is set to grow to 255 million sqm by 2024, Caihong said, citing a report by Chinese market researcher Cinno Research.

Founded in 1992, Caihong was the first maker of TV color picture tubes in China. With the continuous upgrading of display panel technology, Caihong has transformed into an LCD panel producer in recent years, offering TFT-LCD andActive Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diodes, orAMOLED, products.

Shares in Caihong Display Devices [SHA: 600707] fell almost 0.5 percent today to end the week at CNY4.23 (64 US cents) each. The company has a market capitalization of CNY15.2 billion (USD2.3 billion).

Driven by growing demand, TFT-LCD’s manufacturing capacity in China has been experiencing a continued growth rate ranging between 20 to 30% per year. This trend is expected to continue during the coming years as result of coming upgrade cycles in display devices. Beijing Oriental Electronics Technology Group (BOE) and Tianma Microelectronics Co. Ltd rank among the world top TFT-LCD manufacturers.

Air Liquide and BOE recently signed a long-term supply agreement for BOE’s new 4.5-generation TFT-LCD fab in Chengdu high-tech industrial park, in the capital city of Sichuan Province. Under the terms of the agreement, Air Liquide will supply its global offer covering carrier gases (nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen and argon), specialty gases, Total Gas Management and all equipment and installations related to gas supply. The decision made by BOE to choose Air Liquide’s global solution is the result of a long term partnership between both companies.

Tianma Microelectronics awarded Air Liquide the supply of all the carrier gases to its new 4.5-generation TFT-LCD project in Chengdu. This is the first time Air Liquide and Tianma enter into a partnership.

Francisco Martins, Vice-President World Business Line Electronics of the Air Liquide Group, declared: “We are proud to serve the leading players of TFT-LCD in China and therefore reinforcing our position as market leader. This investment will allow our first foothold in Chengdu, one of the most important markets in the South West of China and, at the same time, illustrates Air Liquide’s commitment to contribute to the economic reconstruction of the Sichuan earthquake area. In the current economic context, High Tech and Emerging economies such as China are long-term growth drivers for the Group.”

Established in 1993, has been listed in Shenzhen Stock exchange since 1997. Since then, it has shifted its business from the traditional consumer electronics market to the communications, computer and digital product fields. Currently, BOE is the largest domestic and the world’s No. 9 largest TFT-LCD manufacturer, with a total revenue exceeding 10 billion Yuan in 2007. In 2007, BOE started to build a 4.5-generation TFT-LCD fab in Chengdu with a total investment of 3 billion Yuan.

Founded in 1983 in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province of China, is primarily engaged in the manufacture and sale of liquide crystal displays (LCD) and liquid crystal modules (LCM). The company has established subsidiaries in Shanghai as well as in the United States, South Korea and Europe respectively. In July 2008, Tianma announced its new investment in Chengdu. It’s another 4.5-generation TFT-LCD fab with a total investment of 3 billion Yuan.