Group 1 - UBI Research reports a projected 70% increase in global OLED panel shipments in Q3 due to the mass production of the iPhone 17 series [1][3] - LG Display held a 21.3% share of iPhone panel shipments in Q2, falling behind BOE's 22.7%, while Samsung Display maintained a leading position with 56% [1][3] - LG Display exclusively supplies small to medium-sized OLED panels for Apple's iPhone Pro series, which are priced higher than the LTPS panels provided by BOE for standard iPhone models [3][4] Group 2 - LG Display's iPhone panel shipments are expected to reach approximately 18.5 million units in Q3, a 70% increase from Q2, and exceed 25 million units in Q4 [3][4] - BOE is primarily supplying OLED screens for Apple's base model iPhone 16e and plans to expand its share across Apple's entire product line [3][4] - UBI Research anticipates a rebound in iPad panel shipments, with Q3 expected to double from 800,000 units in Q2 to 1.6 million units [4] Group 3 - UBI Research forecasts that LG Display will capture over 30% of the total iPhone OLED panel shipments by 2025 [4] - Omdia predicts BOE will become the largest panel supplier for Apple's MacBook by 2025, with a projected share of 51% [6][7] - LG Display's share of MacBook panel supply is expected to decline to 35% by 2025, a decrease of 9% from 2024, with a projected supply drop of 12.2% to 8.48 million units [6][7]