Group 1 - LG Display plans to sell its P2 and P3 production lines and 200,000 square meters of land in the Gumi National Industrial Complex to Mico Ceramics, which will help improve LG Display's financial situation and provide space for Mico Group's hydrogen fuel cell business [1][4] - LG Display is gradually exiting the LCD market due to competition from Chinese LCD panel manufacturers and is accelerating its transition to the OLED sector [2] - In 2024, LG Display sold its Guangzhou LCD factory to TCL Huaxing Optoelectronics for 11.088 billion RMB and announced plans to invest in a small and medium-sized OLED production line at its Paju factory [2] Group 2 - Mico Power plans to build a hydrogen fuel cell factory on the acquired land, with a production scale expected to exceed 100 megawatts to meet global market demand [4] - Hydrogen fuel cells utilize an environmentally friendly power generation method, achieving zero carbon emissions by using only hydrogen [4] - LG Display continues to produce automotive LCD and OLED products at its Gumi facility, which has been primarily used for small display production lines [4]