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April 2, 2012

Philips strictly out of a TV business as sale to TPV Technology closes

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Philips and TPV announce start of Television corner try named TP Vision
– Joint try to precedence a strengths of Philips and TPV in tellurian Television market
– Ensures a destiny of a Philips code in Television

Amsterdam, a Netherlands – Royal Philips Electronics (NYSE:PHG, AEX:PHI) currently announced that a transaction to emanate a Television corner try with TPV Technology Limited (0903.HK) has been completed. The corner try will be called TP Vision and will be 70% owned by TPV and 30% by Philips. TP Vision will develop, make and marketplace Philips branded TV sets.

The execution of a agreement comes after a required partnership clearance, bureaucratic and TPV shareholder approvals were obtained. TP Vision, with domicile in Amsterdam, will be led by Mr. Maarten de Vries. TP Vision will mix a pattern imagination and innovative Philips TV birthright with a production scale, and operational excellence, of TPV.

“TP Vision will be a clever actor in a tellurian TV marketplace and will safeguard a smoothness of a Philips TV code in a markets,” pronounced Philips Chief Executive Officer Frans outpost Houten. “TP Vision will precedence a strength of a Philips brand, creation energy and trade relationships, with a additional scale and production strengths of TPV. The TV partnership with TPV enables Philips to concentration on expanding marketplace care positions opposite a Healthcare, Consumer Lifestyle and Lighting sectors.”

“We are blissful to have Philips as a partner in this Television corner venture,” pronounced TPV Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Jason Hsuan. “This partnership will raise Philips’ code position in a TV space and move tolerable earnings to both shareholders. Philips and TPV have been partners for many years and we are assured that together we can turn a vital actor in Television globally.”

“TP Vision is here to stay and grow profitably,” pronounced TP Vision Chief Executive Officer Maarten de Vries. “TP Vision will continue to move a high turn of creation consumers pattern from a Philips TV. Our recently launched 2012 array have all to suffer a universe of digital calm delivered around broadcasting and a Web. We trust in formulating products that hold a tellurian senses and are within strech of all consumers in a markets we work in.”

TP Vision will be obliged for a design, manufacturing, distribution, selling and sales of Philips’ Television worldwide, with a difference of mainland China, India, United States, Canada, Mexico and certain countries in South America. As partial of a transaction, a Philips Television creation and production sites, blurb organizations, domicile and worker bottom of tighten to 3,300 will send to TP Vision.

The pivotal terms and conditions of a transaction are in line with a proclamation done on Nov 1, 2011.

Philips Television has operated as a standalone business within Philips Consumer Lifestyle given Jan 1, 2012.

Article source: http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/02/philips-officially-out-of-the-tv-business-as-sale-to-tpv-technol/

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