Philips requests further attachment on Prodisc factory, Prodisc asks banks not to withdraw lending

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Philips requests further attachment on Prodisc factory, Prodisc asks banks not to withdraw lending

Jimmy Hsu, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES Wednesday 14 May 2008 0

Royal Philips Electronics has continued its legal action against Prodisc Technology with a request to a Taipei local court to put another of Prodisc's factories under legal attachment. In response, Prodisc stressed it is negotiating solutions with Philips...

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