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        "id": 1046208,
        "msgid": "nippon-electric-builds-ri-plant-1447893297",
        "date": "1996-03-05 00:00:00",
        "title": "Nippon Electric builds RI plant",
        "author": null,
        "source": "",
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        "topic": null,
        "summary": "Nippon Electric builds RI plant CIKARANG, West Java (JP): PT Nippon Electric Glass Indonesia will invest US$300 million in a plant which will produce five million cathode-ray tubes here, the company's president, Masao Yamahashi, said yesterday. \"We will initially invest $80 million to develop the first stage of the industry,\" Yamahashi said after the ground-breaking ceremony for the plant in a 20-hectare area in the Jababeka industrial estate.",
        "content": "<p>Nippon Electric builds RI plant<\/p>\n<p>CIKARANG, West Java (JP): PT Nippon Electric Glass Indonesia<br>\nwill invest US$300 million in a plant which will produce five<br>\nmillion cathode-ray tubes here, the company's president, Masao<br>\nYamahashi, said yesterday.<\/p>\n<p>\"We will initially invest $80 million to develop the first<br>\nstage of the industry,\" Yamahashi said after the ground-breaking<br>\nceremony for the plant in a 20-hectare area in the Jababeka<br>\nindustrial estate.<\/p>\n<p>Yamahashi (left in the picture above) received a piece of the<br>\ntraditional rice cone from Kiyosaku Kishida, president of Nippon<br>\nElectric Glass, after the ground breaking ceremony.<\/p>\n<p>Yamahashi said the company is 70 percent owned by Nippon<br>\nElectric Glass, 20 percent by Sumitomo Corporation and 5 percent<br>\nby PT Bukaka, a local company.<\/p>\n<p>Cathode-ray tubes are used for color television, computer<br>\ndisplays and monitors for factory automation, medical and radar<br>\nequipment.<\/p>\n<p>He added that the plant will eventually become the biggest in<br>\nSoutheast Asia after the Nippon Electric Glass factory in<br>\nMalaysia which has an annual capacity of 15 million cathode-ray<br>\ntubes.<\/p>\n<p>The Malaysian plant cannot be expanded because of a shortage<br>\nof manpower, he said.<\/p>\n<p>\"I am sure there is a large number of workers whom we can<br>\nemploy for our industry here,\" said Yamahashi, adding that he<br>\nwill employ 100 in the first phase.<\/p>\n<p>The company plans to export some of its products to Japan and<br>\nTaiwan.<\/p>\n<p>Deputy president of the Jababeka Industrial Estate, S.D.<br>\nDarmono, said that Nippon Electric Glass is the fourth major<br>\ninvestor at the 800-hectare estate after United Tractor, Unilever<br>\nand Dharmala Group. (kod)<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/nippon-electric-builds-ri-plant-1447893297",
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