Many Chinese LED firms have raised prices by 5%–15% in 2026. Omdia expects many OEMs, particularly in automotive and high-end displays, to opt for their respective domestic suppliers instead.
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Chang-Sheng Lim
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Chang-Sheng Lim specializes in covering the LED semiconductor and optoelectronic sectors. His expertise encompasses analyzing supply and demand dynamics in packaged LEDs, non-visible LEDs, and optoelectronic components. He offers insights into the global market for optocouplers, photo relays, non-optical isolators, infrared components, optical switches, LED displays, ultraviolet LEDs, and mini/micro-LEDs.
Before assuming this role, Chang-Sheng was a senior technology development engineer at Infineon Technologies, where he contributed to developing diode chips for solar and wind turbine applications. Chang Sheng holds a PhD in mechanical engineering from Monash University, Melbourne, Australia.
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