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SEOUL, Korea (December ##, 2025) – LG Display, the world’s leading innovator of display technologies, announced today that it will debut the world’s first 27-inch 4K OLED panel for monitors featuring an RGB stripe structure and a 240Hz refresh rate at CES 2026, the world’s largest IT and consumer electronics exhibition.

The RGB stripe structure arranges the three primary color subpixels — red, green, and blue — in a straight line, significantly reducing visual distortions such as color bleeding and fringing, even at close viewing distances.

Although OLED panels using the RGB stripe method existed before, their maximum refresh rate reached around 60Hz, making them unsuitable for use as gaming monitors.

LG Display’s new panel is the first in the world to achieve a 240Hz refresh rate while maintaining an RGB stripe structure. It incorporates the company's specialized Dynamic Frequency & Resolution (DFR) technology, allowing users to directly switch between high-resolution (UHD 240Hz) and high-refresh-rate (FHD 480Hz) modes.

This product’s high refresh rate not only delivers optimal performance in first-person shooter (FPS) games and other applications that require rapid screen transitions, but it is also optimized for operating systems such as Windows and for font-rendering engines, ensuring excellent text readability and high color accuracy. Featuring a high pixel density of 160 pixels per inch (ppi), this panel additionally provides exceptional detail and precision.

With its plan to initially introduce the new pixel structure in its high-end gaming and professional monitor panels, LG Display will actively promote the technology at the upcoming CES 2026 as part of its strategy to expand its customer base and product lineup.

Existing high-end Gaming OLED monitor panels have primarily used RGWB structures, which include a white subpixel, or configurations where RGB pixels are arranged in a triangular pattern.

As LG Display developed its new pattern optimized for monitor use, it applied various new technologies — such as increasing the aperture ratio, which is the proportion of the pixel area that emits light. As a result, it achieved the world first of implementing both an RGB stripe structure and a high refresh rate simultaneously.

The company is actively targeting the high-end monitor market, mass-producing about 30% of the panels for the OLED monitor global market. In particular, among Gaming OLED panels currently in mass production, LG Display holds the world’s top titles in all major specs — including highest refresh rate, response time, and resolution — affirming its overwhelming technological leadership.

“Technology is the foundation of leadership in the rapidly growing OLED monitor market,” said Lee Hyun-woo, Head of the Large Display Business Unit at LG Display. He added, “We will continue to strengthen our global leadership by focusing on differentiated technologies compared to competitors, technologies that customers want, and technologies with strong business potential.”

SEOUL, Korea (December 08, 2025) – LG Display, the world’s leading innovator of display technologies, announced today that it has become the first automotive display maker to obtain cybersecurity certification, confirming its leadership in the era of Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs).

UL Solutions, a global leader in applied safety science, issued the Cybersecurity Assurance Program Certificate for ISO-SAE 21434:2021, Road Vehicles – Cybersecurity Engineering to LG Display for its latest Automotive OLED products, which are set for mass production next year.

The ISO/SAE 21434:2021 standard verifies whether automotive original equipment manufacturers and suppliers have established processes to manage and respond to cybersecurity risks throughout entire product lifecycles, including development, production, supply, and disposal.

To demonstrate its differentiated customer value in the automotive and mobility markets, LG Display became the first display manufacturer to proactively obtain this certification. The company underwent verification for designing displays to resist hacking from the development stage, as well as for incorporating circuit‑level security enhancements during production. This is in turn expected to strengthen the company’s global competitiveness in product bids.

This achievement stems from LG Display's efforts over the past year to establish a dedicated cybersecurity organization, continuously enhance its cybersecurity capabilities for user safety, and advance its development and production systems. These measures have strengthened not only the competitiveness of its automotive display products and technologies but also its stable supply capacity.

Following the acquisition of certification for its new Automotive OLED scheduled for mass production next year, the company plans to actively leverage its new product development and production system that meets cybersecurity certification requirements.

As the automotive industry shifts to SDVs, cybersecurity certifications have become increasingly critical. In Europe, which is leading automotive security standards, cybersecurity standard certification is needed for automakers, while the requirement is being increasingly applied to component suppliers, too.

Automotive displays, in particular, play a crucial role as a primary interface connecting a vehicle’s software systems with the driver. Drivers check information via digital instrument clusters and operate infotainment systems such as navigation and media on central display panels.

“This initiative reflects our commitment to responding promptly to customer needs and delivering differentiated value,” said Kwon Geuk‑sang, Head of Auto Business Group at LG Display. He added, “We will continue to strengthen our leadership in the premium automotive display market.”

SEOUL, Korea (November 17, 2025) – LG Display, the world’s leading innovator of display technologies, announced today that two of its world-first automotive display innovations - Dual View OLED and Under Display Camera-infrared (UDC-IR) OLED - have been recognized with CES 2026 Innovation Awards from the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), the organizer of CES, the world’s largest IT and consumer electronics exhibition.

Reaffirming LG Display’s leadership in next-generation automotive displays, the company was highlighted by the CTA, which selects the most groundbreaking technologies ahead of each year’s CES event. LG Display’s Dual View OLED and UDC-IR OLED were honored in the In-Vehicle Entertainment category for delivering differentiated customer value through maximizing space efficiency, superior picture quality, and high standards of safety, reliability, and durability.

Dual View OLED is the world’s first solution of its kind that allows a single automotive display to show different content depending on the viewing position - enabling a driver to view navigation information while the front passenger streams movies or other content. When installed between rear passengers, it also lets them watch separate content simultaneously, maximizing the use of limited space and facilitating greater design flexibility.

The optimized pixel structure of Dual View OLED ensures the driver's touch operation of the navigation screen does not interfere with the passenger's entertainment. This all means that passenger-specific, personalized in-vehicle infotainment can be implemented.

By applying a Tandem OLED device structure, this product delivers exceptional picture quality and operates reliably in extreme environments ranging from -40°C to 85°C.

Meanwhile, UDC-IR OLED, which was jointly developed with LG Innotek, is the world’s first full-screen automotive display to conceal an in-screen driver-monitoring camera. While increasing the display’s transmittance in the camera area, LG Display developed advanced algorithms making the driver-monitoring camera hole invisible, so the camera is imperceptible from the driver’s viewpoint. To ensure accurate driver monitoring, the display integrates LG Innotek’s high-resolution IR camera and image-enhancement software.

This is seen as a key technology due to global regulations moving toward mandatory driver-monitoring systems for safety. LG Display aims to lead the market by offering displays that integrate cameras seamlessly while maximizing functionality and aesthetics.

LG Display has consistently demonstrated its automotive display technological leadership, having won CES Innovation Awards for its Thin Actuator Sound Solution ahead of CES 2023 and its 57-inch Pillar-to-Pillar LCD, the world’s largest single-panel automotive display, in advance of CES 2024.

At CES 2026, LG Display will set up a dedicated booth for next-generation automotive display solutions in the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), aiming to share them with top-tier automotive suppliers and equipment manufacturers.

The company also plans to unveil new large-sized OLED products at a customer-exclusive booth located at the Conrad Hotel near the main CES venue.

LG Display recorded KRW 6.957 trillion in revenues and KRW 431 billion in operating profit on a consolidated basis in the third quarter of 2025.

The company’s cumulative results for the first three quarters of 2025 were KRW 18.6 trillion in revenues and KRW 348.5 billion in operating profit, signaling a clear turnaround to full-year profitability for the first time in four years. Despite a 1% year-on-year decrease in cumulative revenues due to the phase-out of its LCD TV business, LG Display’s cumulative operating profit improved by approximately KRW 1 trillion, demonstrating visible progress in the company’s continued transformation toward an OLED-centered business structure.

Third-quarter revenues increased by 25% quarter-on-quarter, driven by higher OLED panel shipments across all product categories. OLED products accounted for 65% of total revenues, the highest proportion to date, supported by seasonal demand and the launch of new small- and mid-sized OLED panels.

TV panels accounted for 16% of revenues in the third quarter, while those for IT devices including monitors, laptops, and tablet PCs accounted for 37%. Panels for mobile and other devices accounted for 39% and automobile panels accounted for 8% of revenues.

Operating profit turned positive, improving by more than KRW 500 billion quarter-on-quarter and year-on-year, due to the expanded OLED shipments across all segments and the company’s continued strong cost innovation initiatives. Despite partially reflecting one-off expenses related to workforce optimization during the third quarter, LG Display achieved results that met market expectations.

LG Display plans to further enhance customer value and strengthen profitability by expanding the share of premium products while reinforcing its differentiated technological competitiveness in OLED and improving operational efficiency.

In its small- and mid-sized OLED business, the company will bolster its competitiveness through close partnerships with customers, based on its technological leadership and stable supply capabilities. In addition, by introducing premium products developed through systematic preparation for future technologies, LG Display plans to respond to the diverse needs of the market and customers while expanding its business opportunities.

With regard to its large-sized OLED business, the company aims to enhance the fundamental competitiveness of its OLED products and diversify its product lineup to continue securing stable performance. Since commercializing large-sized OLED panels for the first time in the world, LG Display’s related technology has rapidly evolved to its fourth-generation OLED, recognized for its perfect content reproduction. The company plans to further expand its lineup of differentiated, high-end products that reflect consumer needs — such as gaming monitors — based on its accumulated technological expertise, with the strategy of solidifying its position in the premium market.

As for its automotive display business, LG Display will continue to strengthen its leadership in this growing market based on its differentiated product and technology portfolio — including Tandem P-OLED, Advanced Thin OLED (ATO), and high-end LTPS LCD — as well as its solid customer relationships.

“Despite continued uncertainty and volatility in the external environment over the past few years, we have enhanced the execution of our strategic initiatives and expanded our business performance each year through a selective and focused approach to operations,” said Sung Hyun Kim, CFO of LG Display. He added, “Our turnaround in profitability on a full-year basis is now visible. Building on our strengthened business fundamentals and operational capabilities, we will strive to further reinforce our profit structure and continue to expand our performance going forward.”

SEOUL, Korea (September 3, 2025) – LG Display, the world’s leading innovator of display technologies, announced today that its fourth-generation OLED panels have been verified by UL Solutions, a global leader in applied safety science, for Perfect Reproduction technology under lighting conditions of up to 500 lux, which is the brightness of a living room in broad daylight. 

This verification is for displays that most perfectly reproduce original content, including color and brightness, even in bright environments. It recognizes that LG Display’s fourth-generation OLED panels accurately reproduce over 95% of original images, based on 4K video (approximately 8.3 million pixels).

To put it another way, these panels perfectly reproduce content at a level of visual quality typically found only in darkened movie theaters, even when they are placed in the brightest living room.

By earning Perfect Reproduction verification, in addition to UL Solutions’ Perfect Black and Perfect Color verifications following its 500 lux test late last year, LG Display's fourth-generation OLED panels have been proven to most perfectly reproduce original content in everyday environments.

LG Display has become the first in the industry to achieve all three verifications under lighting conditions of 500 lux, delivering the differentiated customer value of OLED panels that provide consistent and accurate picture quality anytime, anywhere. Beyond simply evaluating color reproduction or brightness, reliable picture quality assessments demonstrate the outstanding picture quality of fourth-generation OLED more objectively, under conditions resembling real-world usage.

OLED panels use a self-emissive structure where each pixel emits light. This allows for precise control of brightness and color at the pixel level, enabling the reproduction of stable, high-quality images even when the brightness of the surrounding environment changes.

LG Display’s fourth-generation OLED panels, which incorporate the company's most advanced technology, feature an ultra-low reflection design that blocks glare or internal and external light reflections so that the screen can display exactly what the creator intended.

The company's latest OLED panels deliver the highest quality images in both High Dynamic Range (HDR), delivering movie-level picture quality, and Standard Dynamic Range (SDR), which offers standard TV series-level picture quality. 

Unlike the excellent color and contrast ratio of HDR, SDR has a relatively narrow brightness and color range. Therefore, SDR video content can suffer from a more prominent haze effect when viewed on an LCD panel, making images look foggy. On the other hand, OLED panels are able to express perfect black, providing vivid picture quality by maximizing the contrast ratio of HDR and SDR video content.

“Moving forward, we will continue to introduce premium displays that deliver the ultimate viewing experience across diverse usage environments, based on our proprietary OLED technology,” said Yoon Soo-young, Chief Technology Officer of LG Display.