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LG Display to collaborate with Chinese patent office

By Kim Young-won

Published : June 17, 2016 - 18:01

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[THE INVESTOR] Display maker LG Display said June 17 that it held a meeting with top officials from the Patent Examination Cooperation Center, a patent office, in Jiangsu, China.

At the meeting the company’s chief technology officer Kang In-byeong elaborated on the firm’s business strategies and technologies including organic light-emitting diodes. 

LG Display’s chief technology officer Kang In-byeong (right). LG Display’s chief technology officer Kang In-byeong (right).

CTO Kang and officials from the patent office vowed to make concerted efforts to bring innovation to the display industry in both China and Korea, according to LGD.

By Kim Young-won (wone0102@heraldcorp.com)

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