Tianma – Display Daily

BOE and TCL CSOT Ring Bell for Chinese Display Industry Rebound

by Emory Kale

Profits are set to rebound and losses narrow yet, challenges remain with uncertain consumer demand being one of them.

OLED Mobile Demand Rebounds While TV Oversupply Looms

by Shawnee Blackwood

By 2028, TV demand will likely represent only 39% of the total OLED area, while demand for IT-related applications such as monitors, notebooks, and tablets will rise to 21%.

MicroLED’s Future: Perspectives From Display Week 2024

by Sweta Dash

Can MicroLED facilitate a paradigm shift for displays from flexible to freeform.

Tianma to Showcase Advanced Automotive Display Technologies in San Jose

by Shawnee Blackwood

The offerings include OLED and MicroLED technologies such as the 13-inch dynamic flexible OLED, 13-inch slidable OLED, and 8.07-inch octagon MicroLED.

Tianma Reports Q1 2024 Results; Strong Growth in OLED Shipments Despite Financial Losses

by Emory Kale

The company showed remarkable growth in its flexible OLED mobile phone module shipments, increasing by over 250% compared to last year.

Tags:financials| OLED| Tianma

BOE, Tianma, and Visionox Kept Busy Over Holidays

by Emory Kale

New investments in production capacity and factory openings keep the wheels of industry turning during the Christmas break.

Aftermarket Smartphone Display Sales Fueling Growth in 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

Samsung is the only top five company predicted to have a drop in shipments in 2023, primarily due to decreasing demand for rigid AMOLED panels.

Chinese Companies Dominate the Automotive Display Market in 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

Chinese companies have both the capacity and the cost structure to continue to dominate the automotive display market.

The Conundrum of Inventory Levels for the Panel Industry

by Omid Rahmat

Feast or famine, the tech industry as a whole is running a little blind right now.

SAMSUNG'S QN900C 8K LCD TV. PHOTO: SAMSUNG

Samsung Looks to Japan and Taiwan for LCD Panel Supply Chain Amid Patent Disputes with BOE

by Emory Kale

Samsung is asking AUO and Sharp to expand their supply volumes, as LG Display is currently undergoing restructuring and lacks the capacity to increase its supply.

The First Half of 2023: A Mixed Bag for Display Manufacturers

by Omid Rahmat

The second half of the year is forecast as being a rebound from the doldrums of the first half, but is it really going to turn out that way?

Tianma Forecasts Losses for 1H 2023 Amid Challenging Market Conditions

by Emory Kale

The company’s announcement acknowledges that the overall display industry is currently facing multiple challenges, including lower average selling prices compared to the same period last year.

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