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Digitimes October 27, 2026 By Jingyue Hsiao neutral

Fine M-Tec rejects component blame as foldable market outlook remains positive

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Fine M-Tec has rejected claims that components it supplied contributed to reported display damage in Apple's first foldable iPhone, saying the issue involves multiple components and precision mechanisms. The dispute could affect perceptions of the South Korean supplier even as analysts forecast growth from expanding foldable device demand ahead.
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