Group 1 - Japan Display Inc (JDI) announced a postponement of its investment in Taiwan's PanelSemi due to increased geopolitical risks in the semiconductor sector and a rapidly changing global economic environment [2] - JDI's consolidated revenue for the fiscal year 2024 is projected to decline by 21.4% to 188.01 billion yen, with an operating loss of 37.07 billion yen [3] - The company has reported a net loss of 78.22 billion yen for the fiscal year 2024, marking its 11th consecutive year of losses [3] Group 2 - JDI's Mobara factory, which produces LCD/OLED panels, is set to cease operations by March 2026, with plans to convert the site into an AI data center [4] - The company plans to reduce its workforce by approximately 1,500 employees in Japan, which represents nearly 60% of its domestic staff, as part of its restructuring efforts [4] - JDI aims to achieve profitability in its core business by fiscal year 2026 through measures such as layoffs and consolidating production at its Ishikawa factory [5] Group 3 - JDI plans to spin off its automotive display business into a subsidiary named "AutoTech" by October 1, 2025, to facilitate external funding and partnerships [5] - Scott Callon, JDI's Chairman and CEO, has resigned due to poor performance, with Jun Akama taking over as the new CEO [5]