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Samsung Display CEO warns of higher costs due to Middle East conflict, media say
Mar 11, 2026 8:13 PM

SEOUL, March 12 (Reuters) - Samsung Display's chief

executive said on Thursday the war in the Middle East threatens

to drive up costs of energy and raw materials needed for the

flat screens used in mobile phones and other electronic devices,

media reported.

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