Samsung tops global commercial display market for 17 straight years

Samsung Electronics has maintained leadership in the global commercial display market for 17 straight years through 2025. Citing Omdia research, the company held 35.2% market share by units sold and achieved a record 2.5 million units.

Samsung Electronics announced on March 19 that it has held the top position in the global commercial display market for 17 consecutive years from 2009 through 2025. According to Omdia research, it captured 35.2% market share by units sold in 2025, selling a record 2.5 million units of commercial display products, excluding consumer TVs. The lineup includes smart signage and e-paper solutions. The company attributed its sustained performance to “Samsung's focus on next-generation signage that combines advanced display hardware with cloud- and artificial intelligence (AI)-based solutions in retail, corporate, education and hospitality environments.” Samsung plans to launch Samsung Spatial Signage displays this year, offering 3D content via screens just 52 millimeters thick for “immersive visual experiences.” It recently unveiled the 13-inch Samsung Color E-Paper, featuring an ultraslim 17.9-millimeter thickness and 0.9 kilogram weight. Kim Hyoung-jae, executive vice president of Samsung's visual display business, stated: “We will continue investing in displays and solutions that help our partners work more efficiently and create better experiences in any space.” Next month, the company will introduce the AI Studio app, which “enables easy, signage-ready video creation from a single product image.”

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Illustration depicting Samsung Electronics' record Q1 operating profit of 57.2 trillion won driven by AI chip demand, featuring executives celebrating amid glowing financial displays.
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Samsung Electronics forecasts record Q1 operating profit of 57.2 trillion won

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Samsung Electronics estimated a record first-quarter operating profit of 57.2 trillion won ($37.9 billion) on Tuesday, driven by surging demand for AI chips. The figure marks a 755 percent increase from a year earlier, with sales reaching 133 trillion won for the first time exceeding 100 trillion won. The results surpassed analysts' expectations amid a booming AI sector.

Samsung Electronics confirmed record Q1 sales of 133.87 trillion won and operating profit of 57.23 trillion won on April 30, slightly beating its earlier guidance of 133 trillion won in sales and 57.2 trillion won in OP. The results, up 69% and 756% year-on-year, were fueled by AI-driven memory chip demand, with net profit jumping over fivefold to 47.22 trillion won.

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Samsung Electronics discussed expanding sales of high-bandwidth memory chips and long-term supply deals during a recent strategy meeting chaired by its Device Solutions Division head.

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