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Monday, January 22, 2007
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Plextor: Development of New Products Continues
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Shinano Kenshi Co., Ltd., the parent company of Plextor, has announced today a plan to perform corporate reorganization and reduce Plextor's optical drive business operations, corresponding to the deterioration of its business environment.
Plextor responded to the various recent reports that indicated that the company would exit the market of consumer CD and DVD products:
"Although Plextor's optical drive operations will be reduced,
our business itself will still continue," said Motoaki
Kaneko, the president of Shinano Kenshi. "We do have a plan to release
consumer drives while our engineering team will be engaged more in the
development for business use equipment."
The company also said that there will be no change in the operations for Plextor-branded industrial equipment and DAISY-based audio
recorder/reproducer for visually handicapped people.
Plextor entered into the optical disk drive market in early '90s and
recorded highest revenue by introduction of 12x CD-R drive in 2000.
However, its recent sales has been slow because of the increased
competition from Taiwanese and Korean manufacturers. |
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