Archive · 17 Aug 2025
Display Equipment Spending to Reach $75.8 Billion by 2027
Imagine the screens on your phone, TV, and computer.
Companies that make these screens are spending a lot of money on new machines.
They are expected to spend almost $76 billion by 2027!
Most of this money will go to machines that make OLED screens, which are the fancy, bright ones.
Spending on older screen types, called LCD, is going down.
Companies like Canon are big players in this market, but others are growing fast and taking over some of the business.
It's a sign that newer technologies are becoming more important in making the screens we use every day.
Global spending on display equipment is projected to reach $75.8 billion between 2020 and 2027.
OLED-related equipment spending is expected to rise by 31% in 2025, while LCD spending is projected to decline by 45%.
OLED is forecasted to account for 80% of total investments from 2025 to 2027, driven by new technologies.
Canon is expected to lead the market, with a projected 12% market share in 2025.
Several companies, including Sunic and Nissin, are rapidly capturing market share.
- Who
- Display manufacturers.
- What
- Global display equipment spending is expected to reach $75.8 billion by 2027.
- When
- Between 2020 and 2027.
- Where
- Global market.
- Why
- Due to growing demand for OLED and LCD displays from IT, automotive, and mobile phone sectors.
OLED vs. LCD
Market Investment
Technology Trends
OLED vs. LCD
Focus is shifting towards OLED technology due to demand.
Market Investment
LCD spending is expected to decline significantly.
- Total Spending (2020-2027)
- $75.8 billion
- OLED Spending Increase (2025)
- 31% YoY
- LCD Spending Decrease (2025)
- 45% YoY
- OLED Investment Share (2025-2027)
- 80%
- Leading Company (2025)
- Canon
- Canon Market Share (2025)
- 12%