Core Viewpoint - The establishment of a display module factory in Thailand by Deep Tianma is part of the company's strategic development plan, with a total investment of 1.08 billion RMB, split equally between self-funding and bank loans [1][2]. Industry Trends - The globalization of the panel industry has become a consensus, with manufacturers accelerating overseas expansion to enhance market responsiveness through localized production and services [3]. - Multiple panel manufacturers are establishing overseas operations, particularly in India and Southeast Asia, to integrate the supply chain deeply [4]. Specific Company Developments - In February 2023, Innolux signed a technology transfer agreement with Vedanta Group to build a Gen 8.6 panel factory in India, with an initial investment of 4 billion USD and a planned capacity of 60K units per month [4]. - TCL Huaxing initiated a module project in India in 2018, with a total investment of 1.53 billion RMB, aiming for an annual output of 8 million large-sized TV panels and 30 million small-sized mobile phone panels [4][5]. - Dixon has signed a letter of intent with HKC to establish a joint venture for producing LCD modules and TFT-LCD modules in India, pending necessary approvals [8]. - Longteng Optoelectronics is setting up a new company in Vietnam for thin-film LCD production, expected to commence operations in Q2 2025 [8]. - BOE's second phase project in Vietnam, with a total investment of 2.02 billion RMB, aims to produce 3 million TVs and 7 million displays annually, expected to start mass production in 2025 [11]. Strategic Objectives - Panel companies are pursuing these overseas projects to stabilize supply chains, explore new markets, and mitigate geopolitical risks, responding to increasing market competition and changing demands [12]. - The advancement and production of these overseas projects are expected to further enhance the competitiveness of panel companies [13].