Samsung Announces Complete Withdrawal from LED Business
10/21/2024 20:38
On October 20th, Samsung Electronics, the South Korean conglomerate, has initiated a structural adjustment of its business operations after failing to meet overall performance expectations. Notably, the semiconductor division has decided to exit the light-emitting diode (LED) business, attracting significant attention across various sectors.
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