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Thursday 6 April 2023
TV panel prices to hike in April, while IT ones still see mixed demand
Panel quotes are expected to continue rising in the second quarter of 2023 with those of LCD TV panels, after experiencing a surging increase in March, estimated to climb up further...
Wednesday 8 March 2023
Panel makers remain cautious about ramping utilization rates
LCD panel makers remain cautious about ramping up the utilization rates of their LCD fabs, although TV panel prices have begun bouncing up, and quotes for IT applications show signs...
Friday 10 February 2023
TV panel price rises on the horizon
Taiwan's LCD panel makers are brewing price hikes for their TV panels that are gradually returning to healthy inventory levels due to makers starting depletion efforts earlier than...
Thursday 2 February 2023
TV panel prices to remain stable in February
LCD TV panel prices will likely remain stable in February, as panel makers' efforts to control capacity utilization rates have brought a healthier supply-demand balance for the display...
Wednesday 18 January 2023
Samsung strikes LTAs for TV panels with AUO, CSOT, HKC
Samsung has struck LTAs for the supply of TV panels with AU Optronics (AUO), China Star Optoelectronics Technology (CSOT) and HKC, according to industry sources.
Wednesday 18 January 2023
LG Display to further scale down LCD TV panel production
LG Display (LGD) may continue to scale down its LCD TV panel production, having closed its 7.5G fab in Paju, South Korea, at the end of 2022, according to industry sources.
Thursday 5 January 2023
DDI inventory correction nears the end?
Display driver IC (DDI) inventory correction may end earlier than other IC segments, according to industry sources.
Monday 26 December 2022
Panel market remains cautious about 2023 prospects
The panel industry is going through its worst downturn in a decade, caused by a sharp decline in demand in a short period of time. With major losses in 2022 and ongoing global uncertainties,...
Wednesday 14 December 2022
LG, China vendors eyeing second spot in global TV ranking
Samsung Electronics continues to hold the top spot in the global TV market in terms of unit sales, while LG Electronics and China-based Hisense and TCL strive for second place, according...
Wednesday 30 November 2022
LCD TV panel price rally likely to stop in December
Having risen since October, LCD TV panel prices are likely to stop their rally in December due to seasonality, according to industry sources.
Tuesday 1 November 2022
TV panel prices to continue rallying in November
After falling for 15 consecutive months, TV panel prices have recently begun picking up, with the rally likely continuing into November, according to industry sources.
Tuesday 25 October 2022
TV panel prices stop falling
LCD TV panel prices have stopped falling after sliding below suppliers' cash-cost levels, according to industry sources. Additionally, aggressive production cuts by panel makers also...
Tuesday 18 October 2022
Samsung lowers TV panel inventory to appropriate level
Samsung Electronics reportedly has cut its TV panel inventory to an appropriate level but has yet to start making purchases - still a good sign for the LCD display market, according...
Thursday 15 September 2022
TV panel prices may stabilize in end-2022
TV panel prices continue to fall but may stabilize at the end of this year, counting on a substantial pick-up in end-market demand for consumer products during the year-end holiday...
Thursday 18 August 2022
China panel, battery, solar production constrained by Sichuan power cuts
Major Chinese makers of LCD panels, power batteries and solar cells are seeing their production constrained by the ongoing power restrictions in the southwestern province of Sichuan,...
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