According to a report from China’s Taiwan Electronics Times, the Korean industry news that Samsung Electronics’ supply chain will also follow up with Apple and remove OFILM from the supply chain list. OFILM issued an announcement on March 16 that a specific customer, accounting for 22% of its total revenue, plans to terminate the procurement relationship with the company and its subsidiaries, and that the subsequent company will no longer obtain existing customers from specific customers.
Subsequently, China Securities News quoted a source as saying that the specific overseas users mentioned in OFILM’s announcement were Apple. On March 20th, OFILM Group held a core cadre meeting with the theme of “firm conviction, cohesion, and courage”. At the meeting, Cai Rongjun, the founder of the group, internally clarified the misunderstandings that had occurred due to the termination of cooperation with specific overseas customers.
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The company said that in addition to specific overseas customers, the company’s other customer businesses still have a large scale. The company will not collapse due to the suspension of specific customer services. Instead, it can remove the burden, go lightly, focus on the main business, and develop efficiently. “We must work harder than ever before, and we must go all out to make the outside world change their perception of OFIL within one year and prove ourselves with practical actions.”
On March 29, Wingtech Technology issued an announcement announcing that it had reached an agreement with OFILM on the acquisition of the camera business of specific customers. Wingtech Technology will complete the acquisition of the camera business of specific customers of OFILM for RMB 2.42 billion. According to reports, the purchase price is almost a 40% discount to the previous pricing principle of the “Acquisition Intention Agreement”.
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