Sharp bought Toshiba's PC part

With a total purchase of $ 36 million, Sharp will return to the emerging PC market eight years ago. After joining Foxconn two years ago, Sharp will be moving on the laptops side of the TV episode, which he recently moved, because Foxconn is the world's largest freemason maker. Here are the details of your purchase ...

Sharp, who was bought by Foxconn two years ago, has thus fallen under the wings of the world's largest freight forwarder. Foxconn, which has not made a serious investment in the brand since that day, will now move the brand with Toshiba purchase.

Sharp will buy 80.1 percent of Toshiba's PC division by October 1, and will keep the Dynabook brand. With the purchase, Toshiba's LCD production volume is expected to combine Foxconn's production accumulation and bring the damaged company to profit. Toshiba went to restructure the entire company after a fiasco in the US nuclear division Westinghouse Electric.

Toshiba, which sold the world's first laptop computer in 1985, saw its best days with 17.7 million PC sales seven years ago. The company's sales turnover has dropped by 1.4 million.

Toshiba's computer division suffered $ 85 million in the last financial year that ended in March. The department's previous year's loss was $ 15.5 million. Toshiba is now the world's 8th largest laptops producer with 1.92 percent.

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