South Korean electronics giant LG Display has sold a massive 578,000 Ultra-HD TV panels in the month of October, according to DisplaySearch’s latest numbers. The volume meant that LG was for the first time in 22 months the ‘top’ supplier of flat panels, and beating rival Innolux into second place. Samsung came in third position.

The total volume of Ultra-HD panels shipped during October, according to DisplaySearch, was some 2.05 million, itself a near-record and following on from September’s 2.39 million.

The LG shipments took 28.1 of the market. Innolux supplies lower-cost brands, not least many which are sold in China. However, LG’s market share was also helped by growing volumes shipped from its Chinese factory in Guangzhou.

Ultra-HD Market share
LG   28.1 per cent
Innolux  24 per cent
Samsung 20.2 per cent

Other posts by :

1. Netflix gets downgrade on Warner Bros move
2. UK trims Orbex investment
3. Euro-bank sets up €500m space fund
4. Revenue jump forecast for Eutelsat
5. Moody’s upgrades Eutelsat’s debt rating
6. Rivada Space Networks wins spectrum dispute
7. Will we take an AI bubble bath?
8. Eutelsat shareholders upset over Rights Issue
9. Amazon Leo satellites en route to French Guiana

Categories: Articles, Equipment, UHD, Ultra-HD/4K