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Section 301 Is Now the Tariff Floor. The Display Industry Should Plan Accordingly.

by Emory Kale

The Supreme Court’s ruling narrowed presidential tariff authority but left Section 301 on China fully intact and, if anything, more politically durable. For the display industry, that resolves the uncertainty in the worst possible direction for anyone still hoping for a near-term unwind. Tariffs on China-origin display hardware are now a structural, model-worthy input. The routing questions, the sourcing questions, the capex questions, they all have to be answered in that light.

Tags:BOE| China| CSOT| Korea| LG| omdia| Samsung| showcase| USA

Display’s Big Six Post Strongest Results in Years as OLED Shift Pays Off

by Joseph Bryans

Korean incumbents Samsung Display and LG Display have leveraged their OLED technology leadership to rebuild margins, while Chinese scale players BOE, TCL CSOT, and HKC have used aggressive capacity utilization and cost discipline to generate strong cash flows.

Tags:BOE| HKC| LG| omdia| Samsung| showcase| TCL CSOT| TrendForce| Visionox

AR Finally Arrives

by Sweta Dash

Bay Area SID’s one-day AR/VR conference “Seeing Is Believing” in November gave a glimpse of the current state of the technology and requirements for future development.

Tags:Augmented Reality| BOE| Google| meta| MicroLED| Saphlux| showcase| VR

Displays Are More Strategic Than You Think

by Chris Chinnock

What you see at Display Week can show up as products at CES next year and provide clues into the competitive struggles among a range of new and existing display.

Tags:AUO| BOE| Display Week 2025| LCD| OLED| showcase

BOE Profits Surge 108%

by Emory Kale

In 2024, BOE reported total revenue of ¥198.38 billion ($27.75 billion), marking a 13.66% YoY increase from ¥174.54 billion ($24.41 billion) in 2023. The company’s net profit attributable to shareholders surged to ¥5.32 billion …

Tags:BOE| financials| LCD| OLED

BOE Record Q1 Net Profit to Surge 63%

by Emory Kale

The LCD segment delivered particularly strong results, benefiting from China’s continued trade-in policy incentives and inventory building by overseas customers.

Tags:AMOLED| BOE| financials| LCD