Japan Display Inc. shareholders have signed off on a bailout plan involving a capital injection from a private Japanese fund to erase its negative net worth so the company can turn itself around.
Under the bailout plan, which was approved Wednesday at an extraordinary shareholders meeting, the struggling display supplier to Apple Inc. was slated to receive ¥50.4 billion ($453 million) on Thursday from Ichigo Asset Management Ltd.
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