[TV] Since December, brand customers have increasingly viewed panel prices as having bottomed out, while also growing concerned that memory shortages and rising prices could spill over into TV products and intensify next year. As a result, some panel demand originally planned for 1Q26 has been br...

．TV As the year draws to a close, demand for TV panels has not cooled; instead, it remains steady and relatively firm. The main reason is that some brand customers expect panel prices to have reached the bottom and have begun increasing orders, even preparing early for 1Q26 demand. This has all...

．TV Entering November, demand for TV panels has only slightly weakened, with some brands still willing to place orders. Meanwhile, certain panel makers, aiming to hit their annual targets, have made only minor adjustments to utilization rates while actively coordinating with brand demand. As th...

．TV As year-end promotional stocking winds down and some brands begin adjusting inventories, TV panel demand is expected to gradually slow in the fourth quarter. In response to this trend, panel makers plan to adjust production during the China’s National Day holidays. China-based manufacture...

According to the latest panel prices released by TrendForce in late January, panel manufacturers continue to implement large-scale production cuts and maintenance plans. Additionally, the shortage of upstream materials for polarizers is affecting the panel prices. 32-inch TV panel prices have seen a...