TOKYO -- Japan Display faced exasperated shareholders at a chaotic meeting Friday who wanted know how the company plans to move forward after China's Harvest Tech Investment Management decided to rescind a bailout for the embattled Apple supplier.
In a move highlighting the deep uncertainty facing the company, shareholders approved the company's plan to issue 80 billion yen ($742 million) in new shares that yet to have takers. The company plans to continue negotiating with China's Haverst.
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