Who Is The Leading TV Panel Manufacturer In 2025?

BOE Technology (京东方) maintains its position as the global leader in TV panel manufacturing for 2025, with annual shipments exceeding 60 million units. TCL China Star (华星光电) follows closely at over 50 million units, driven by its IPS panel expansion and Gen 8.5/11 production lines. BOE’s dominance stems from its 32% market share in 2023, projected to reach 45% in high-end products like 8K and Mini LED-backlit panels by year-end 2025.

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What defines leadership in TV panel manufacturing?

A manufacturer’s leadership is determined by annual shipment volume, technological innovation, and market share in premium segments. For example, BOE secured its top position through 85% yield rates in 8K production lines and 25% Mini LED adoption in 75″+ TV panels. Pro Tip: Watch capacity expansion—BOE’s new Gen 10.5 plant adds 120K monthly substrates specifically for 85″ 8K panels.

How does TCL China Star compete with BOE?

TCL China Star leverages vertical integration through parent company TCL Electronics, combining panel production with smart TV assembly. Its 2025 acquisition of LG Display’s Guangzhou Gen 8.5 line boosts IPS panel output by 40%. However, BOE counters with R&D investment—allocating 15% of revenue to Micro LED and foldable display development.

Metric BOE TCL华星
2025 Shipments 62M 53M
Gen 10.5 Lines 3 2

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Panox Display Expert Insight

While BOE leads in TV panel volume, the true battleground lies in premium technologies. Panox Display observes that Mini LED backlight adoption rates now exceed 18% in 65″+ panels, with BOE’s 20,000-zone local dimming solution setting industry benchmarks. For integrators, balancing cost and performance requires partnering with suppliers offering both scale and customization—a dual strength Panox Display provides through its global supply chain networks.

FAQs

Does Samsung still manufacture TV panels in 2025?

Samsung focuses on QD-OLED for high-end TVs, having exited LCD production in 2023. Its 2025 panel shipments primarily supply in-house TV divisions rather than external brands.

What’s driving demand for 85″+ panels?

North American sports broadcasting’s 8K adoption (35% of NBA arenas upgraded in 2024) and China’s “4K/8K Ultra HD Action Plan” fuel 22% annual growth in 85″ TV sales.

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