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The panel supply chain has seen oversupply with prices falling. In consequence of the waning epidemic, TV sales which could have been boosted by WFH economy can hardly regain momentum in the fourth quarter. On top of that, Samsung and LG are gradually fading out the traditional panel industry. Taiwanese firms on the other hand focus on cockpit panels, advanced TV models, gaming businesses and IT products. The global panel industry structure is transforming.

Chinese presence in the LCD panel industry continues its expansion. Samsung used to dominate in the high-end panel market but is now no longer obsessed with the business as before. Samsung has sold its panel production line to China"s CSOT. China-made panels are expected to dominate the market before OLED panel is mature enough to erode the market share of LCD panels. It is predicted China-made panels will account for over 70% of the global panel market share.

Since the pandemic is waning, the global TV market as a panel end-user segment is facing a downturn in demand. Components shortage, port congestion, China"s policy on power restrictions, coupled with typhoons in Asia have exacerbated the issues. Considering quarterly output between 7-8 million units, Taiwanese TV makers like TPV and Hon Hai (Foxconn) willl report moderate sequential growths in third-quarter and fourth-quarter 2021, but will see declines of about 15% year-on-year. Apparently, the big demand cycle of panels has come to an end.

This indicates that China"s development of its own semiconductor industry remains a significant part of its national development plan. The semiconductor industry is different from the panel industry. There is no telling if China"s semiconductor can duplicate the model of its panel industry to capitalize on domestic support with massive capital funds.

Over the years, with the wider and wider application of LCD screens, more and more brand products have been favored by the people. Together, more and more LCD manufacturers have emerged. Of course, the most popular brands in China are BOE, INNOLUX, CHIMEI, AUO, CSOT, etc. So, Which is the best brand of

It is better to say who is more professional than good or bad. In fact, the above mentioned LCD screen manufacturers are very professional, and the quality is guaranteed. But the most popular must be BOE and INNOLUX, these two panel manufacturers are also obvious to all. They all have multiple distributors, but not every distributor has the best size and price.

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Chinese display manufacturers are chasing their South Korean rivals closely by planning to release a larger volume of liquid-crystal panels over 32 inches this year, said a market researcher Sunday.

According to a report on the 2017 shipment strategies of Chinese TV panel makers by IHS Markit, Chinese LCD panel suppliers are forecast to ship out a total of 320,000 large-size panels larger than 32 inches by the end of this year, a 33 percent surge from last year.

In the report, Wu mentioned the plans of major Chinese panel firms such as BOE, CSOT, CEC-Panda and HKC to focus on expanding production of 43, 55 and 58-inch panels, adding that demand for 32-inch panels will gradually decrease.

“By the end of 2018, China will be the largest region for TFT LCD capacity, and larger-sized products may make their factories more efficient and profitable than they have been when producing 32-inch panels,” he said.

“The strategies of Chinese panel makers will significantly influence global supply and demand,” Wu said. “In 2015 and 2016, the Chinese companies shipped 33.2 percent of worldwide LCD TV panel, trailing only Korean panel makers at 36.4 percent.”

The competition structure has been advantageous for the Korean players, since their Chinese rivals had been focusing on small LCD panels until last year. But now the Korean firms are facing fiercer competition in prices.

Although demand for organic-light emitting diode panels in the TV market is gradually rising, dominance of LCD panels is projected to continue for the foreseeable future.

“While OLEDs are expected to post sharp growth, they will not be able to usurp LCD as the panels of choice for upper-end TVs,” another report by IHS Markit said.

The LM265SQ1 is a square LCD display by LG designed for commercial use in digital signage projects or applications where a square ratio screen fits the media better than standard or widescreen resolutions.

The panel has a brightness of 300 NITS and a resolution of 1920 x 1920 (comparable HD). It has a wide viewing angle of 178 x 178, a colour depth of 16.7M colours and the screen is connected to source input by LVDS 4Port.

Data from China Optics and Optoelectronics Manufactures Association Liquid Crystal Branch (CODA) shows that in 2021, the output value of China"s display industry was about 586.8 billion yuan (about $84.05 billion), nearly eight times higher than 10 years ago while delivered display panels totaled about 160 million square meters, more than seven times that of a decade ago.

According to CODA, China"s proportion of industry scale and display panel delivered area in the global market has increased to 36.9 percent and 63.3 percent respectively, ranking first in the world.

Statistics show that in the third quarter of 2022, the market share of OLED panels for domestic smart phones accounted for 30 percent of the global market, an increase of 10 percent over the same period last year.