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Tuesday, June 3, 2008
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Ritek to Accelerate Blu-ray Production
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Ritek believes that the Blu-ray market is growing rapidly, allowing the company to invest in three new production lines for Blu-ray discs.
 The largest optical-disc maker in Taiwan and the world's No. 3 BD disc make will install three new BD disc production lines to meet the growing demand.
The company`s CEO Gordon Yeh pointed out that the global
market of blank BD discs would grow to 40 million. The company stressed that it has a very flexible production system so could expand capacity easily to meet changing market conditions.
With higher capital-spending threshold, he added, only
few first-class international players have the
capability to tap into such business.
CMC Magnetics Corp., Ritek`s major rival in optical-disc
business, however, still feels hesitant towards BD disc
market.
Ritek and its subsidiary U-Tech Media Corp., a maker of
pre-recorded media, jointly announced the Rambo IV BD
disc, which will be shipped from August. The BD disc is
the first pre-recorded BD disc with
storage capacity of 50GB. |
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