Navigating economies of scale: how South Korea and China are reshaping the OLED market
Economies of scale occur when a company's average cost per unit falls as overall production volume increases. In the competitive display industry, reaching this state relies on either mass production, technological innovation, or specialization. Currently, South Korean and Chinese display manufacturers are pursuing distinct strategies to achieve cost advantages in the OLED market. While South Korea focuses on advanced process integration and technological upgrades, China leverages massive production infrastructure and upcoming facility amortization.
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