Apple has agreed to wait for money that it's owed by Japan Display, paving the way for a Chinese-Taiwanese consortium to invest in the company, reports Reuters. The group is expected to formalize its investment by June 14th.The consortium includes Taiwanese flat screen maker TPK Holding Co Ltd and Chinese investment firm Harvest Group. They will replace the Japanese government fund INCJ as Japan Display's biggest shareholder with a 49.8% stake. The deal will unlock up to $729 million in funds for the display maker.
A basic deal had been reached in mid-April but its formalization was delayed due to a change in Japan Display's financial situation. Soon after, INCJ offered to forgive 44.7 billion yen in debt for Japan Display's 27.2% stake in JOLED.
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