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Panasonic to end TV production in Malaysia, cutting jobs
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Panasonic to end TV production in Malaysia, cutting jobs

Panasonic announced plans to cease television production at its Malaysian facility by September 2026, with the physical closure scheduled for March 2027. This decision will result in the loss of approximately 400 jobs at the site. The move marks the end of Panasonic's television manufacturing operations in Malaysia, which had previously produced some high-end models intended for the Japanese market. The announcement highlights shifting production strategies within the electronics industry, potentially influenced by factors such as cost efficiency, technological advancements, and global supply chain adjustments.

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Panasonic to end TV production in Malaysia, cutting jobs

Panasonic announced plans to cease television production at its Malaysian facility by September 2026, with the physical closure scheduled for March 2027. This decision will result in the loss of approximately 400 jobs at the site. The move marks the end of Panasonic's television manufacturing operations in Malaysia, which had previously produced some high-end models intended for the Japanese market. The announcement highlights shifting production strategies within the electronics industry, potentially influenced by factors such as cost efficiency, technological advancements, and global supply chain adjustments.

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