After excessive production in April, panel makers reduced their fab utilization rates in May to control production volume. In June, panel makers’ monthly fab utilization rates should rebound, but it is not anticipated to reach 1Q25 levels.
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Display Dynamics – June 2025: Panel makers’ fab utilization rates to remain around 80% starting in June, without recovering to 1Q25 levels
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Alex Kang
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Alex Kang covers LCD and OLED manufacturers' fab, production, and inventory management as well as overall Korea display industry trends.
Alex joined Omdia in 2005 and has carried out multiple projects for players in the display industry as well as government entities. He has led numerous projects, including feasibility studies of investment, marketability forecasts of emerging technologies, establishment of business cluster development strategy, and long-term LCD and OLED market volume and pricing forecasts. This experience has provided him with extensive network capability in the display panel market and in-depth knowledge of the supply chain. Alex received a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Hanyang University in Seoul, Korea.
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