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Sony Ericsson expects disruptions in supply, HTC reports all OK

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18 March, 2011

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Sony Ericsson released a statement saying that all their employees in the two Tokyo offices are OK, but they expect problems with the supply chains. HTC issued a statement as well saying their operations were unaffected.

Sony Ericsson is not the first company to announce disrupted operations due to the earthquake and the tsunami, the region that was hit is where a large part of the world's electronics are made.

Sony Ericsson is evaluating the situation and looking for secondary suppliers of parts and places to transfer some of the component manufacturing. The full amount of the damage is not clear yet but the company is monitoring the situation constantly and will keep operators and customers up to date.

HTC issued a statement too, saying that their operations will not be affected by the Japan earthquake. They have a framework in place that taps a secondary supply chain in case of a natural disaster.

HTC will keep an eye on the developments in Japan and cooperate with their global supply chain and distribution partners to keep operations running smoothly.

Source 1, Source 2

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  • maxwell
  • vxt
  • 21 Mar 2011

well i know one thing is for sure that japan will never stop in thier legacy trying to lead the technology industry hahahahahah

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  • Anonymous
  • 46w
  • 20 Mar 2011

dude HTC is taiwanese, it just helps chinese companies develop their products

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  • Anonymous
  • PBR
  • 20 Mar 2011

sony (japan) supplies s-lcd for htc http://htcsource.com/2010/07/htc-officially-moving-to-slcd-displays-for-the-nexus-one-and-htc-desire/

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