シャープ株式会社

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シャープ株式会社（英: SHARP CORPORATION）は、台湾の鴻海精密工業（フォックスコン）の子会社、日本の電気機器メーカー。大阪府堺市に本社を置く。日経平均株価の構成銘柄の一つ。

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