BOE – Display Daily

BOE Moves the Dial on MiniLED Production Capability

by Emory Kale

Ever larger MiniLED TVs are the one bright spot of growth in the market.

Tags:BOE| Manufacturing| MiniLED

BOE Doubles Profits

by Omid Rahmat

Strong overall performance marked by strong YoY profit growth, stabilization of LCD prices, increased flexible AMOLED shipments, and strategic progress in new technologies and markets.

Tags:AMOLED| BOE| Financial Data| foldables| LCD

BOE Doubles Down at CES 2025

by Emory Kale

What threat of tariffs?

Tags:Automotives| BOE| CES 2025| Gaming| LCD| MicroLED| MiniLED

BOE’s Legacy Shapes Eswin’s Ambitions and Vice Versa

by Omid Rahmat

Made in China initiatives bolster supply chain opportunities for the local display industry.

Tags:Artificial Intelligence (AI)| BOE| China| manuaturers| showcase

BOE Nears Completion of Initial Equipment Procurement for Gen8.6 OLED Production Line in Chengdu

by Emory Kale

With a total investment of $9 billion, the facility is designed to process 32,000 glass substrates per month.

Tags:BOE| Manufacturing| OLED

LG Dominates Small OLED Q3 with Record-Breaking Growth

by Emory Kale

With LG Display, Samsung, and BOE all poised to increase shipments, the small OLED market is on track for a banner year.

Lawyering Up the Display Market

by Omid Rahmat

The ITC is pursuing two investigations involving BOE and TCL.

BOE and Nubia Unveil Unique Under-Display Camera Display for Red Magic 10 Pro Gaming Smartphone

by Emory Kale

The display is a 6.85-inch OLED panel with a 1220p resolution—branded as a “1.5K true screen”—and has a 144Hz refresh rate.

Tags:BOE| OLED| smartphone

Chinese Display Giants Show Strength with Q3 Gains

by Emory Kale

Q3 alone saw BOE pull in $7 billion in revenue.

Tags:BOE| Financial Data| TCL| Tianma| Visionox

BOE and Omniply Partner on Flexible Display Technology

by Shawnee Blackwood

It is the next phase of a collaboration that began nearly two years ago.

Tags:BOE| Flexible Displays| MicroLED| OLED

BOE Catches Samsung and Then Some

by Omid Rahmat

Some people are racing ahead and some are just plodding along.

Military Display Shipments Set to Surge Amid Geopolitical Tensions

by Shawnee Blackwood

China holds 53$ of the market.