Core Viewpoint - The revenue performance of six Taiwanese panel manufacturers in June 2025 shows significant variation, reflecting the complex market conditions faced by the panel industry [1][2]. Revenue Performance Summary - AUO and Innolux experienced a decline in revenue for two consecutive months, with June showing a year-on-year decrease of 13.08% and 1.23% respectively [1]. - Companies focusing on small and medium-sized panel products, such as HannStar and Wistron, reported year-on-year revenue growth [1]. - Raibo Technology, which is transitioning into energy storage, achieved a remarkable year-on-year revenue increase of 181.17% in June [1]. Market Conditions and Price Trends - The decline in revenue for leading panel manufacturers is closely related to the "cooling" of the panel market, with a noticeable weakening in TV panel demand [3]. - TrendForce reported a decrease in TV panel prices in June, while prices for monitor and laptop panels remained stable [3]. - Brand clients are adopting a conservative purchasing attitude due to unclear terminal demand for the second half of the year, leading to increased inventory levels and potential adjustments in procurement strategies [3]. Company Dynamics and Strategic Adjustments - To navigate the challenging market environment, some panel manufacturers are actively making strategic adjustments [5]. - There are rumors of a potential acquisition of Chimei Innolux's factory by United Microelectronics Corporation, which could enhance production capabilities [5]. - Innolux has halted production at its factories in Tainan and Zhunan, with plans to potentially sell these facilities [5]. - AUO's subsidiary, Daqing, is collaborating with Deutsche Bahn to showcase a new train concept using innovative display technology at the UITP Global Transport Summit in 2025 [5][6]. - Innolux's subsidiary CarUX announced the acquisition of Pioneer for 163.6 billion yen (approximately 8.115 billion RMB), aiming to leverage synergies in the automotive display market [5][6].