Everdisplay

The OLED's industry main new target, for the past several years, has been the IT display sector, mainly tablets, laptops and monitors. While we have seen OLED displays penetrate this market many years ago, the current 6-Gen AMOLED production lines are optimized for smartphone and wearable display production.

A few years ago display makers realized that OLED production lines with larger substrates will enable lower cost production, and will enable to increase the adoption of OLEDs in such devices. When this converged with technology readiness (depositing OLED materials and TFTs on such large areas was not possible before), several companies initiated new projects, all of which use 8.6-Gen (2250 x 2600 mm) substrates. We are now at a stage where two companies (BOE and Samsung) are very close to mass production, and the first displays will start production soon. 

Everdisplay (EDO) announced its preliminary 2025 financial results, saying that the company will report a growth of 10% in revenues, although it still suffers from an annual net loss. EDO will soon release its final and full 2025 results.

In the first three quarters of the year, EDO reported 4 billion Yuan ($574 million USD) in revenues, up 8.25% from the first three quarters of 2024. The net loss in the first three quarters was about $196 million.

Everdisplay Optronics is showcasing some of its latest AMOLED displays at CES 2026, including some new displays that haven't been demonstrated before. We recently posted a spotlight article on EDO, it is great to see these new technology advances.

First up, the company unveiled a 15.1" 120Hz 2560x1600 automotive AMOLED displays, that achieves an ultra-high brightness of 12,000 nits, one of the brightest OLEDs ever demonstrated (beyond OLED microdisplays). This is the peak brightness, the typical brightness is 3,000 nits.

Omdia estimates that automotive OLED shipments will rise almost 12% in 2025, and reach 3 million units. The market is set to almost double in 2026, and reach almost 6 million units.

Omdia, however, says that there are several factors that actually slow down the penetration of automotive OLED displays - increased competition in the automotive market and rising cost sensitivities, and delayed EV launches by European car markets. 

China's Everdisplay have been developing and producing automotive AMOLED displays for several years, supplying these to several car makers, including SAIC for its Zhiji L7, and Lotus for its 2025 Eletre R electric SUV. EDO's 12.5", 12.8", 13" and 15.1" automotive OLED displays are now available on the OLED marketplace. 

If you are interested in EDO's automotive OLEDs, contact us, or check out more information over at the OLED Marketplace. We also list many other EDO AMOLED displays, including foldable displays and laptop displays.

Everdisplay Optronics (also known as Hehui Optoelectronics, or EDO) stands as a significant player in the global AMOLED display industry, distinguished as China's first AMOLED manufacturer to achieve mass production (back in 2014). Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Shanghai, the company has grown from a startup with ambitious goals to a publicly traded corporation supplying AMOLED displays for wearables, smartphones, laptops, tablets, VR devices, and automobiles. 

In this article, we detail the company's history, current capabilities, production lines and products, and also look into its future, its technology roadmap, opportunities and challenges – and its prospects as an investment opportunity.

China-based AMOLED producer Everdisplay is filing for an IPO in the Hong Kong stock exchange. Everdisplay is already a public company, listing at the Shanghai STAR stock exchange (688538.SH), but the company aims to raise fresh funds - and also gain access to more international investors. 

EverDisplay (also known locally as Hehui Optoelectroics) was established in 2012 in Shanghai. Everdisplay started mass producing AMOLED displays towards the end of 2014 in a 4.5-Gen line with a monthly capacity of 20,000 substrates (the company was actually China's first AMOLED maker). Since then the company added its second production fab, a 6-Gen flexible AMOLED line in Shanghai.

China-based AMOLED producer Everdisplay reported its financial results for the first half of 2025, with an income of 2.67 billion Yuan ($372 million USD), up 11.5% from 2024, and a net loss of 893 million Yuan (almost $125 million USD), down from 1.3 billion in 2024. 

Everdisplay says that its improved results are the result of its new strategy to focus on fast-growing market segments, such as displays for tablets and laptops. Everdisplay continues to expand its R&D to increase its competitiveness. 

China-based AMOLED producer Everdisplay announced its financial results for 2024. Revenues in 2024 reached almost 5 billion Yuan ($682 million USD), up 63% from 2023. While the company's loss decreased 22% (as gross margin improved 40%), it was still around 2.5 billion Yuan ($345 million USD). 

Since 2017, Everdisplay accumulated a total loss of 12.2 billion Yuan (almost $1.7 billion USD). Everdisplay says it plans to accelerate its internationalization strategy and to do so it intends to issue new shares overseas and list on the main board of the Hong Kong United Exchange.