This is great news if it comes to pass. Sharp sold its TV/LCD business to contract manufacturer (CM) Foxconn (who builds apple products among tons of others). Looks like they are investing in the brand/company to product OLED displays/TVs. The competition with LG on OLEDs should drive costs down and bring more choices: https://www.engadget.com/2017/06/23/sharp-oled-tv-rumor/
"Now that Sharp is under new ownership by Foxconn, it may have big plans for a return to TV prominence. In a move that could explain a sudden push to recover the use of its name from Hisense, the Japanese company apparently has a plan to add OLED TV production lines at one of its plants next year. The Japan Times reports that at a cost of 57.4 billion yen ($515 million US), it could have production operation at two plants in the spring of 2018. While one would work on small and medium screens for phones (like, maybe a new iPhone?) and laptops, the other would focus on TVs, where LG dominates the segment, producing OLED panels for its own TVs as well as other brands."