Sentences with phrase «oled production facilities»

LG Display and JDI are also rumored to supply Apple with some OLED panels, with both companies also investing billions of dollars into their OLED production facilities.

The Korean company has reportedly invested billions this year to build OLED production facilities.

Samsung is the largest OLED display manufacturer in the world right now and has the best OLED production facilities in the world.

Nikkei said competitors such as BOE Technology Group, Tianma Microelectronics, and LG Display have been firing up OLED production facilities in quick successions, which likely will heat up the pricing competition.

Almost every other display maker is currently struggling with their OLED production facility or yield issues and are incapable of supplying Apple with OLED panels in decent numbers.

The company recently received approval from South Korean officials to build its first OLED production facility in China.

Read: iPhone 8 News: Samsung Building World's Biggest OLED Production Facility For Apple Display Orders

The company said last week it had received approval from South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy to build its first OLED production facility in China.

In January, there were reports about Samsung deciding against investing in the new A5 OLED production facility owing to demand uncertainties in the global smartphone market.

Not exact matches

The new production line will have a monthly capacity of 75 million sheets, four times higher than that of its existing flexible OLED facility, according to the Yonhap News Agency.

According to a report from Reuters, the two Korean companies are planning a combined $ 12.8 billion (15 trillion won) in capital expenditure to put up the said facilities to help build up OLED productions for the next two to three years.

Apple is also said to be pushing LG Display to build out its OLED display production facilities.

Samsung, a leader in OLED display research and AMOLED production, is reportedly «on the fast track» to building a dedicated facility with the sole purpose of supplying the high - quality displays to Apple.

LG is working on new facilities for OLED smartphone screen production.

The plants are expected to cost about $ 1.75 billion for the facility, and another $ 14 billion will be invested in equipment for OLED production, according to ET News.

Apart from Apple - Samsung deal, Samsung Display is said to be turning its LCD factory into and OLED facility, with the company's total investments for OLED production lines possibly reaching KRW10 trillion ($ 8.8 billion) this year, reports from Korea said.

Thanks to its existing production capability, Samsung was the sole supplier of OLED display panels for Apple's iPhone X in 2017, which left LG Display under pressure from Apple and scrambling to invest billions in its OLED manufacturing facilities in time to compete for the next round of orders.That investment appears to be paying off already, with LG Display reportedly in line to supply some OLED panels to this year's new range of iPhones, which is expected to include two new 5.8 - inch and 6.5 - inch iPhone models with OLED displays.

For years, rumors have hinted that Apple has been considering OLED but reportedly couldn't offer it due to low yields at production facilities.

However, that may change in the future as LG is reportedly looking to transform its P10 production facility in Paju, Korea to manufacture mobile OLED displays.

LG Display is planning to double its OLED panel manufacturing capacities in China after the South Korean administration approved the company's request to build another production facility in Guangzhou earlier this week, five months following LG's initial request which was still actively deliberated just several weeks back.

Supposedly both phones will have an OLED screen sourced from Samsung, and work on them is said to have begun earlier than usual due to funding, facility investment and production plans - possibly to avert any possible supply issues.

Production at the facility will reportedly start in early 2017 and according to eBEST Investment & Securities, once up and running, the new lines will increase production of flexible OLED panels by over 100 percent from 39,000 sheets of glass per month currently to about 90,000 sheets per month next year, making the Tangjeong facility the largest flexible OLED production hub foProduction at the facility will reportedly start in early 2017 and according to eBEST Investment & Securities, once up and running, the new lines will increase production of flexible OLED panels by over 100 percent from 39,000 sheets of glass per month currently to about 90,000 sheets per month next year, making the Tangjeong facility the largest flexible OLED production hub foproduction of flexible OLED panels by over 100 percent from 39,000 sheets of glass per month currently to about 90,000 sheets per month next year, making the Tangjeong facility the largest flexible OLED production hub foproduction hub for Samsung.