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Core Insights - The LCD industry has a high concentration, and there is potential for further capacity consolidation in the future [11] - The SID Display Week highlighted new display technologies such as OLED and Micro LED, with domestic panel manufacturers increasing their market share in the smartphone OLED segment [1][4] - Domestic panel manufacturers are competing with Korean manufacturers in both small and medium-sized display markets [1][7] Industry Trends - Domestic panel manufacturers' share in the smartphone AMOLED market rose to 45% last year, with expectations for rapid growth in OLED applications and domestic screen production rates by 2025 [1][5] - The OLED technology being widely adopted is the FMM OLED technology, while domestic manufacturers are attempting to surpass this with self-developed technologies [4][5] - TCL's printed OLED technology began mass production at the end of last year, aiming to address the high costs and challenges of FMM OLED technology [5][8] Market Dynamics - The demand for LCD panels is stabilizing, with manufacturers adopting a production strategy based on demand to manage seasonal fluctuations [9][10] - In the first quarter, several domestic panel manufacturers reported improved performance, with BOE's revenue increasing by 10.27% and net profit by 64.06% [9] - Analysts predict a decline in panel demand due to high inventory levels among brand manufacturers and a shift to conservative stocking strategies [10][11] Future Outlook - The penetration rate of AMOLED panels in smartphones is expected to exceed 8.7 billion units by 2025, with a projected market penetration of 68% by 2028 [7] - The focus is shifting towards medium-sized products, including IT devices and automotive displays, as the OLED market matures [7][8] - There are ongoing discussions about potential acquisitions and consolidations within the LCD sector, with companies like BOE considering expanding their scale through integration [11]