LG Display Co. Ltd.

LG Display announced experimental study results showing that higher refresh rates on gaming monitors significantly improve real-world gaming performance. In a test with 31 adult males playing a first-person shooter, the hit score win rate improved by 38% at 480Hz compared to 60Hz, with an additional 10% gain at 480Hz over 240Hz. Qualitative satisfaction also rose with refresh rate, as participants reported smoother visuals and easier target tracking. The company attributed the gains to OLED's physical characteristics, noting that input lag was reduced by more than 10 milliseconds at 480Hz versus 60Hz. LG Display plans to strengthen its high-refresh-rate Gaming OLED lineup, building on its 27-inch 540/720Hz OLED panel that won Display of the Year from the Society for Information Display.

LG Display has earned Automotive SPICE Capability Level 2 certification for its automotive instrument clusters and center fascia displays. The certification, awarded by C&BIS, recognizes the company's ability to ensure high software quality and reliability. ASPICE is an international industry standard for evaluating development processes and dependability of automotive suppliers. LG Display plans to use this milestone to expand its presence in key markets like North America and strengthen strategic partnerships as the industry shifts toward software-defined vehicles.

The global OLED display market is projected to grow from USD 51.84 billion in 2025 to USD 163.19 billion by 2035, expanding at a compound annual growth rate of 13.70 percent, according to SNS Insider. The AMOLED technology segment is expected to register the fastest growth rate of 15.29 percent during the forecast period, driven by increasing adoption in smartphones and wearable devices. The automotive display application segment is anticipated to be the fastest-growing, fueled by the integration of OLED-based cockpit and infotainment systems in vehicles. North America led the market in 2025, with the United States accounting for approximately 82.47 percent of regional revenue, while Asia Pacific is forecast to be the fastest-growing region, supported by South Korea's 42.84 percent share of the region's revenue due to the dominance of Samsung Display and LG Display.

LG Display announced that its entire lineup of large-sized OLED panels has become the first in the world to receive Perfect Color/Brightness Accuracy up to 500 lux certification from Intertek. The certification quantitatively validates that the panels simultaneously achieve 100% color accuracy, 100% brightness accuracy, and color crosstalk-free performance, accurately reproducing the creator's intended color and brightness regardless of viewing conditions or content. In contrast, LCD displays showed limitations such as diminished brightness in highlighted areas and color distortion due to their backlight-based structure. LG Display's OLED panels use self-emissive pixel dimming technology that eliminates light leakage and interference, enabling precise reproduction of both bright and dark elements. Hyeon-woo Lee, Head of the Large Display Business Unit, stated that the certification objectively proves OLED delivers the most accurate color and brightness in everyday viewing environments.