According to an interesting report from Korea, Samsung Electronics is discussing a potential supply agreement with LG Display for WOLED TV panels. Samsung is aiming, according to the report, to buy 1 million OLED TV panels in 2021, and 4 million (around 50% of LGD's capacity!) in 2022.
This development, if true, may have a major impact on the industry, and may spur LGD (and other OLED makers) to accelerate OLED TV production and capacity expansion plans.
Back in 2013, SDC started to produce OLED TV panels, using an RGB architecture (similar to the company's mobile OLEDs). Samsung Electronics's first (and only) OLED TV was the S9C curved OLED TV that was released in 2013 - but Samsung never followed up with newer models and actually stopped OLED TV production and marketing.
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