Samsung Display reported its financial results for the first quarter of 2026, with revenue of $4.5 billion, and a profit of $280 million.
Samsung reported a decline in its small/medium display business, saying this is due to seasonal effects and the impact of higher memory prices. Samsung's large-area display business maintained stable sales on robust demand for OLED gaming monitors.
For the next quarter, Samsung says that it expects weak market demand to continue, and for its small and medium display business it plans to focus on sales in the relatively resilient high-end segment. For its QD-OLED business, it aims to capture demand supported by new product launches and the impact of global sporting events.
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