Although this year's iPhone X is not yet on sale, there is no doubt that the iPhone X once again detonated the industry's pursuit of OLED screens. Informed sources recently told Reuters that Japan's JDI, which is owned by Japan's JDI Corporation, is raising up to US$900 million in money and intends to use new technologies to produce OLED display panels.
iPhone X once again detonated the industry's pursuit of OLED screens
In addition to JDI, major display screen manufacturers are making efforts in the field of OLEDs. At present, Apple's iPhone X's OLED display orders have been swept by Samsung, and even South Korea's peer LG can only hope that the ocean sigh. JDI's new production line is said to significantly reduce the cost of producing OLED displays. For Apple, which is extremely price-conscious, this will be an important means for JDI to squeeze into the Apple OLED screen supply chain.
It is understood that if JOLED uses a new production line to produce OLED screens, the price of its OLED screens produced is expected to decrease by 30% to 40%. And in the future, the production line may even be used to produce large OLED panels that are used in televisions. In the new panel, it is also expected to completely remove the necessary color filters in the current OLED screen.
JDI new technology is expected to reduce the cost of OLED screen production
At present, JDI holds a 15% stake in JOLED, while Japan’s two other major technology giants Sony and Panasonic each hold a 5% stake in JOLED. Stimulated by this news, JDI's stock price soared more than 24% on that day, making the company's current market value reach 1.5 billion US dollars.
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