LG Display, based in Korea, is one of the world's largest display makers. LGD produces screens for TVs, laptops and mobile devices, focusing on OLED technologies.
LG Display is the world's leading OLED TV and monitor panel producer (based on its WOLED architecture). The company also produces flexible AMOLEDs for wearables, tablets and smartphones (branded as pOLEDs, and supplied to many companies including Apple). LG Display is also offering automotive OLED displays, transparent OLEDs, and is developing OLED microdisplays.
LG Display supplies WOLED TV panels in a wide range of sizes, from 42-inch to 97-inch, to many companies including Panasonic, LG Electronics, Sony, Philips, Loewe, JVC, Hisense, Konka and others. It is a main AMOLED supplier for Apple's smartwatch, mobile phones and tablet products. It is also considered to be the leading automotive OLED producer.
LG Display has been producing transparent OLEDs since 2019, when the company started commercial production of 55" FHD transparent OLEDs, finding small markets in signage, commercial, mobility and more. The company since expanded its range, although production volume is still limited.
Towards the end of 2015 LG Display acquired LG Chem's OLED lighting business unit for $135 million, but it later withdrew from the lighting market.
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Spotlight on LG Display - the WOLED pioneer, Apple's second OLED supplier, and its new bet on maskless OLED production
LG Display (LGD) is the world's second-largest OLED producer by revenue, and the company that turned OLED TVs from a prototype into an industry. It is also the only display maker with volume positions at both ends of the OLED market: large-area WOLED panels for TVs and monitors, and small and medium flexible AMOLEDs for smartphones, watches, tablets and cars.
After three years of heavy losses, a rights offering, a loan from its parent and the sale of its last large-area LCD fab, LG Display returned to an annual profit in 2025 - and in August 2026 it formally launched FLiPP, a maskless OLED production process that is its answer to the 8.6-Gen IT OLED fabs its rivals are building.
In this Spotlight we look at how LG Display got here, what it can actually produce today, where each of its OLED businesses stands, what the numbers say, and what we expect over the next three to five years. We also take a brief look at LG Electronics, LGD's parent and largest OLED TV customer.
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India investigates LG and Samsung as both companies are suspected to pay lower tariff on imported OLED TV panels
According to Reuters, the Indian government is investigating LG Electronics and Samsung Electronics, as it is suspected that the two companies paid lower tariffs on imported OLED TV panels. These panels were later assembled into TVs in India.
Indian officials say that the two companies paid 5% tariffs on the OLED panels, but this tariff rate is reserved for older LCD TVs aftermarket panels. New OLED TV panels should have been subject to a 15% tariff.
LG Display launches a 24.5" 720Hz OLED monitor panel, specifically targeting eports gaming
LG Display announced that it is starting to mass produce 24.5" FHD (1920x1080) 720Hz gaming monitor OLED panels. The company says that this is the first-ever OLED panel tailored specifically for esports.
LGD says that standard esports monitors are almost always in the 24-inch class, to enable players to view the entire screen at a glance, smaller than other gaming monitor sizes. Beyond the high refresh rate (720Hz), the new monitor offers the fastest OLED response time (0.02 ms).
LG to team up with Hanwha Systems to develop AMOLED displays for fighter jets
The Korean ministry of trade, industry and resources is launching a new project to develop AMOLED displays for fighter jet cockpits.
The project will utilize LG Display's OLED display technology, and Hanwha Systems' defense fighter jet system experience.
