Global large-size LCD panel shipments will slip at a CAGR of -0.3% 2020 through 2025 mainly due to saturating demand for TVs, monitors (including AIO PCs), notebooks and 9-inch and above tablets.
China's two leading panel makers BOE and CSOT are expected to control close to 49% of global LCD panel capacity by 2025 and dominate the panel supply industry, pushing Taiwan-based panel makers to focus on securing their market shares.
However, global small-to-medium-size LCD panel shipments will increase at a CAGR of 0.14% 2020 through 2025.
Although panel demand from the smartphone industry will recover in 2021, factors such as tablets turning to adopt large-size panels, shrinking demand for digital cameras and smartphones turning to feature AMOLED panels, will make panels used in automotive and IoT applications the main growth drivers for global small-to-medium-size LCD panel shipments from 2022 onwards.
Key factors affecting 2020-2025 worldwide large-size panel shipments
Table 1: Key factors affecting 2020-2025 worldwide large-size panel shipments
Chart 1: Global large-size LCD panel capacity, 2019-2025 (k m^2)
Chart 5: Global shipments by application, 2019-2025 (k units)
Chart 7: Taiwan shipments by application, 2016-2021 (k units)
Key factors affecting 2020-2025 worldwide small-to-mid-size panel shipments
Table 2: Key factors affecting 2020-2025 worldwide small-to-mid- size panel shipments (Supply)
Table 3: Key factors affecting 2020-2025 worldwide small-to-mid- size panel shipments (Demand)
Chart 8: Global small-to-mid-size LCD panel shipments by application, 2019-2025 (m units)
Chart 9: Global handset panel shipments by type, 2019-2025 (m units)
Chart 10: Global small-to-mid-size LCD panel shipments by maker origin, 2019-2025 (m units)
Chart 11: Global LCD handset panel shipments by maker origin, 2019-2025 (m units)