OLED display through the domestic industry chain? In addition to BOE, what else is it worth to be proud of?

The mobile phone industry should be one of the world's largest and most productive industrial chains. At present, the mobile terminal market has undergone brutal competition, and the mobile phone brands are mainly left with only China, the United States and South Korea. And Chinese mobile phone brands are rapidly entering the high end. In fact, everyone can also feel that domestic mobile phones are not getting cheaper and cheaper. On the contrary, they are getting more and more expensive. While they are getting more and more expensive, sales volume and market share are still rising sharply. This is an industrial upgrade. fully reflect.

Let’s take a look at the situation of mobile phone supply chain enterprises. We often hear the saying that Chinese mobile phone brands only have the ability to integrate systems, that is, the life of an assembly plant. The core components are all in foreign countries. Is this the case? Unfortunately, as far as 2017 is concerned, it can be said that this statement is correct, but this situation is changing rapidly. China's mobile phone supply chain companies are growing at an unprecedented rate, and this phenomenon occurs because of Chinese mobile phone brands. The business has developed.

A mobile phone contains the proportion of domestic components. The domestic mobile phone brand is much higher than the US and Korean brands. I mentioned in the previous article that it is also a Japanese electronic component. Apple’s revenue is close to 13% for buying Japanese electronic components. Less than 5% of Huawei’s revenue is used to purchase Japanese electronic components. Therefore, the rise of domestic mobile phone brands not only means the decline of the share of foreign mobile phone brands, but also means that foreign electronic component companies are destined to decline.

Therefore, in the earnings reports of many Japanese electronic parts industry companies, the number of orders from China and South Korea increased during the quarter, in order to report good news. In fact, this is not a good thing, because the proportion of Chinese and Korean mobile phone brands purchasing Japanese parts, Both are far lower than Apple. The higher the share of Chinese and Korean mobile phone brands, the better the Japanese electronic components will benefit, but the reduction of Apple’s share will bring more losses to Japanese electronic components companies.

What hardware is the most valuable in the mobile phone?

According to the IHS disassemble report of Iphone in September 2016, the material cost of the 32GB version of the iPhone7 (A1778) is 224.8 US dollars (about 1499.4 yuan), and in April 2017, the Apple official website, 32G iPhone 7 The price is 5388 yuan, the material cost is 27.8%, that is, the amount other than the material is 3888 yuan, the ratio is 72.8%.

If we consider an OPPO R9S with a retail price of 2799 yuan, it can be reasonably inferred that the material cost of this phone is definitely not as high as Apple, which is less than 1,500 yuan, even if we are 1,200 yuan (of course I think it will actually be lower) Then, the amount of an OPPO R9S other than the material is 1599 yuan, the ratio is 57.12%.

It can be seen from this that the mobile phone brand brings a lot of benefits to a country. For a country, doing a mobile phone brand can bring more benefits than doing any electronic component, compared with a large number of high-tech in mobile phones. It is relatively easy to integrate discrete components and do mobile phone integration. Therefore, any country that does industrial upgrading, starting with downstream brands, can obtain a large amount of tax, employment and corporate profits, accumulate capital and brand market share, then support upstream component suppliers, and gradually expand to the upstream, is the most Good choice.

In fact, this is also the way China is now taking. In addition, we have seen that the local market in India has also begun to produce a large number of local mobile phone brands, and we know that the country of India is also beginning to make profits from the mobile phone industry.

Back to the iPhone7 teardown report, of course, the price of components is constantly changing, but we can still use the price as a good reference.

We sort from the most expensive to the cheapest:

The first is the display: $43;

The second is baseband, power amplifier and RF: $33.9;

The third is the processor: $26.9;

The fourth is the camera: $19.9;

The fifth place is the metal structure of the casing, etc.: $18.2;

Sixth electrical component (including touch motor, antenna, microphone, speaker, etc.): $16.7;

The seventh place is memory: $16.4;

The eighth is the User Interface (audio signal converter, audio amplifier, NFC, electronic compass, pressure sensor, etc.): $14

The ninth is the accessories for the box: $11.8;

The tenth place is the Bluetooth, GPS and WLAN modules: $8

The eleventh is the power management device: $7.2;

The twelfth place is labor and manufacturing costs: $5;

The thirteenth is the battery: $2.50,

The 14th place is Glue logic (small logic components): $1.3

If you look at the single most expensive device, nothing more than five items: display, processor, memory, camera, baseband + RF.

From so many components above, we can see that smart phones are actually a collection of the latest scientific and technological achievements of human beings, so it is a great thing to win in the fierce market competition. This is also 200 in the world. The country, in the end, only the enterprises of the three countries of China, the United States and South Korea occupy the top ten in the world.

Let's look at the most expensive component---the mobile phone screen. In the industrial products imported from China, the amount of display panel is in the third place for a long time, the first is semiconductor, and the second is automobile and parts. The third place is the reality panel.

2016 global smartphone panel trend: Hanzhong leads, Japan and Taiwan gradually decline

Looking at the global smartphone display in 2016, using the data released by CINNO Research in January 2017, global smartphone panel shipments reached 2.11 billion in 2016, an increase of 16.4% from 2015.

Interesting global smartphone production is only 1.47 billion units, but there are 2.1 billion screens. How many screens a person has to destroy in production, testing, transportation and use in a year... .

The world's smartphone panel suppliers are mainly concentrated in 15 companies in 4 countries (regions). Yes, there are 24 developed countries in the world. However, there are only 15 mobile phone screen manufacturers in the world, according to the economy. There are only four, so this is a high-tech industry that is uncompromising. As long as you enter this threshold, even if you are at the low end, it is also a member of the high-tech industry.

So there is no core technology in China, it is purely based on your definition.

OLED display through the domestic industry chain? In addition to BOE, what else is it worth to be proud of?

These 15 companies, including 2 in South Korea, 7 in China (including Shenzhen Superconductor of Foxconn), 4 in Taiwan, and 2 in Japan (JDI, Sharp), in view of Sharp’s acquisition, they are rapidly implementing Japan under the leadership of Foxconn. Policy.

On December 30, 2016, Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry and Sharp jointly established a TV LCD panel manufacturer, Display Products Corporation (SDP), officially announced that it will jointly build the world's largest new panel factory with the Guangzhou Municipal Government. It is planned to build a factory-centered industrial park. The two parties signed an investment agreement of about 61 billion yuan on the same day. The production line will soon move to Guangzhou. Sharp can also be regarded as a Chinese company.

There are always people in China who say that China's panel is at the low end. This sentence is correct, but please also note that the low end is also the fourth in the world. In developing countries around the world, only China can design and produce smartphone screens. Europe With so many developed countries in the United States, no country has a smartphone screen industry comparable to China.

In 2016, the market share of smartphone panels was 27.6% in Korea, 13.5% in Japan, 27% in Taiwan, and 32% in China. China is already the world's number one.

More important is the trend of change. According to the statistics of the panel suppliers, the shipments of panel suppliers in China in 2016 increased significantly by 44.5% year-on-year, mainly due to the increase in output of a-Si products and LTPS panels. In South Korea, shipments from South Korea's Samsung AMOLEDs increased significantly. Shipments in the region increased by 22.1% year-on-year, while those in Japan and Taiwan decreased by 12.3% and 0.6% respectively.

The once domineering Taiwan AUO has fallen out of the top ten in the world in 2016. Among the 200 new suppliers announced by Apple in 2017, Taiwan AUO has disappeared from Apple's supplier catalog.

LCD panels will gradually withdraw from the market in the future and have become the industry consensus. South Korea has taken the lead in the next-generation display technology AMOLED. Samsung has occupied 99% of the global market share of smartphone OLED screens, and the remaining less than 1%. Small batch shipments mainly from Chinese manufacturers, of course, while China's BOE, Tianma, and Huiguang are all investing heavily in AMOLED.

In the last one or two quarters, Samsung has been turning to AMOLED production, resulting in the global LCD panel out of stock, so the performance of major manufacturers have risen sharply, which also reflects that Samsung is currently in the industry with technology frontiers, pricing power and The initiative is the absolute hegemon.

We specifically look at the situation of these 15 companies in 2016:

The first place is Samsung. In the global small and medium-sized panel market, Samsung has an overwhelming market share. According to media reports, in the third quarter of 2016, Samsung's market share (in terms of sales) in the global small and medium-sized panel market reached 31.8%. According to CINNO Research's global quarterly mobile panel shipment monitoring statistics analysis report, in 2016, global AMOLED mobile phone panel shipments reached 370 million pieces, and domestic OPPO, vivo, Huawei, Jinli, Meizu, Lenovo and other manufacturers consumed them. 26%, and 99% of these AMOLED panels are from Samsung. It can be said that Samsung has taken an absolute leading position in AMOLED panel technology and market share.

The second place is China BOE Technology Group BOE, with shipments of 360 million pieces ranking second, up 16.1% year-on-year, with a market share of 17.1%. If you do not calculate the AMOLED panel market, BOE still has the market share of 17.8%, the largest panel supplier in the smart phone LCD market.

The third place is Korea LG Display, which ranks third with 210 million pieces and 150 million pieces with the second place, with a market share of 10.0%. Basically zero growth.

The fourth place is Japan's display JDI ranked fourth with 190 million pieces, with a market share of 9.0%. As domestic brands turned to AMOLED panels in 2016, and Apple's iPhone series sales were not as good as expected, resulting in JDI's sales of smart machine panels in 2016. Reduced by 5.0%.

The fifth CPT CPT, Taiwan CPT (including Lingju) ranked fifth with 160 million pieces, with a market share of 7.5%. Shipments still grew by 12.1% year-on-year.

The sixth Shenzhen Tianma Group TIanma ranked sixth with 150 million pieces and a market share of 7.3%. Benefiting from the full production and sales of LTPS products, Tianma's 2016 LTPS mobile phone panel shipments were approximately 50 million units, up 50.2% year-on-year.

The seventh China Longteng Optoelectronics IVO shipped nearly 150 million pieces in seventh place with a market share of 7.0%. Benefiting from the shortage of a-Si products in 2016 and the strong demand in the iPhone repair market, Kunshan Longteng Optoelectronics has become the largest growth supplier of intelligent machine panels with more than 100 million shipments. In 2016, it achieved a year-on-year growth of 150.8%. For the first time in the top ten.

The eighth Taiwan Innolux Innolux ranked eighth with 120 million units and a market share of 5.7%. Due to the earthquake and capacity allocation in Taiwan in early 2016, Innolux shipments in 2016 were the same as in 2015.

The ninth Taiwan Hanyu Color Crystal HannStar ranked ninth with 110 million pieces, with a market share of 5.6%, a year-on-year increase of 4.5%. HannStar is the leading supplier of On-Cell products for smartphones, with almost full coverage from entry-level smartphones to HD resolution products.

The tenth China Sharp Sharp ranked 10th with nearly 95 million pieces, with a market share of 4.5%, down 24.0% year-on-year. Due to the management changes caused by management changes in 2016, Hon Hai is expected to return to normal after entering the management in 2017. Please note that it is China's Sharp, Sharp Jun, please work hard to make a contribution to the party country's industrial upgrading in Guangzhou, the party state will not treat you badly.

The eleventh is Foxconn's Shenchao Optoelectronic Century ranked 11th with nearly 90 million pieces, with a market share of 4.2%. In 2016, it achieved a year-on-year growth of 196% by entering the market of Xiaomi and Huawei.

The twelfth place is AUO's AUO ranked 12th with 85 million pieces, with a market share of 4.0%, down 22.7% year-on-year. Taiwan’s AUO, which once had a strong push, has fallen sharply and fell out of the top ten.

The thirteenth is Wuhan Huaxing Optoelectronics achieved mass production in the third quarter of 2016, ranking 13th with 5.4 million shipments and a market share of 0.3%. Huaxing's first LTPS product will be launched into the mobile phone brand Meizu with FHD. At the same time, it also has the support of the group TCL brand. Its 2017 shipments can be seen at 50 million.

The 14th place is Shanghai Everlight (EDUdisplay), which is the largest supplier of AMOLED mobile phone screens in China. In 2016, it shipped 3.5 million pieces with a market share of 0.2%. Its AMOLED mobile phone screens are currently mainly FHD resolution, and have entered many domestic and international brands. However, in 2017, AMOLED mobile phone panel shipments saw 6 million pieces.

The fifteenth place is CEC-Panda, the only supplier of IGZO mobile phone panels in China. In 2016, it shipped 2 million pieces, ranking 15th and with a market share of 0.1%. In December 2016, CLP Panda signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Huaqin, a well-known mobile phone solution company, with a total amount of RMB 1 billion. It is expected to provide the most favorable technology and customer support for CLP Panda in the 2017 product sprint market. OLED will become the key to the next competition

OLED display through the domestic industry chain? In addition to BOE, what else is it worth to be proud of?

In the smart phone panel, it can be seen that Samsung, which ranks first in the world, has basically turned to AMOLED display production. In fact, LG also mass-produces OLEDs, but it is mainly used for large-size TV displays. China, Japan, and Taiwan are still dominated by LCD panels. In addition to Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO, VIVO, Gionee and other flagship machines, Apple's next-generation iPhone 8 will also adopt AMOLED technology. OLED mobile phone panels are the trend of the times. The current rapid expansion of OLED is the key to catching up with South Korea.

Domestic panel makers are also catching up. Domestic Shanghai Hehui Optoelectronics shipped 3.5 million AMOLEDs in 2016, less than 1% of Samsung's 370 million.

In 2016, BOE invested 100 billion yuan to build two 6-generation flexible AMOLED panel production lines in Chengdu and Mianyang. It is expected that it will be put into production in October this year, catching up with South Korea. If it can be put into production smoothly, it will be the second enterprise in the world to mass-produce OLED panels for mobile phones.

In 2016, Tianma also announced that it will optimize the TFT-LCD panel production line of the sixth-generation LTPS backplane being built in Wuhan as the AMOLED panel production line of the LTPS backplane. At the end of the same year, Tianma announced that a flexible development platform based on AMOLED technology has been completed.

In March of this year, Huaxing Optoelectronics and Wuhan Donghu New Technology Development Zone Administrative Committee officially signed a 6-generation LTPS-AMOLED project cooperation agreement, and plans to invest in the construction of a 6th generation LTPS-AMOLED flexible display panel production line with a monthly production capacity of 45,000 pieces. The product is a 3~12 inch high resolution small and medium size flexible AMOLED display panel. The project is scheduled to start construction before June 30, 2017, and mass production will be realized in 2020, with a total investment of about 35 billion yuan.

In contrast, JDI, the only display panel company in Japan, is a bit precarious. Apple's next-generation iPhone 8 has basically decided to adopt AMOLED technology. At present, Apple supplier JDI does not have the mass production capability of AMOLED panels, and JDI is currently losing money. Incapable of undertaking huge investment in production lines, Japan has lagged behind in the competition of display panels. Not only has the global market share of leading LCD panels declined by 5% in 2016, but also slow progress in the next-generation technology AMOLED field, unable to keep up with Korea and The rhythm of China.

JDI had previously requested new assistance from the Japanese government, the major shareholder, in order to prepare for the OLED fund. In addition, its own performance was not good and business pressure continued to increase. In order to get rid of the operational difficulties, the business policy can be recognized by the Japanese government. JDI will complete the 30% plan for layoffs from March 2016 to March 2017, and the number of JDI employees in Japan will be reduced from 5,702 to 5. 066 people (636 layoffs), the focus of this layoff will be the overseas employees, JDI will cut the number of overseas employees from 10020 to 5,920, and the number of layoffs will reach 4,100, of which Taiwan base and China base are the most important. The area of ​​layoffs.

As the main customer of Japan's JDI, Apple's iPhone 8 released in 2017 has already decided to use OLED technology, other customers Huawei, OPPO, and VIVO are also rapidly turning to OLEDs across the board. The prospect of JDI is very bad.

JDI has confirmed that it will merge with JOLED, the only OLED manufacturer in Japan this year. JOLED is a display company established by Panasonic and Sony. It focuses on OLED display panels. Together with JDI, it is the only two remaining in Japan, but JOLED has not been mass-produced.

The merger of JDI and JOLED is expected to be the fastest OLED panel to be mass-produced in 2018. This time is not only far behind South Korea, but also behind China for 1 year to 2 years.

At present, Apple has signed an exclusive OLED supply contract with Samsung. According to Apple's style, it is looking for an alternate supplier. Currently, the second manufacturer in the world that may mass-produce mobile phone OLED screens is BOE, which will be realized in October 2017. Production, Apple is currently in contact with BOE, once certified, it will be another major breakthrough after BOE has delivered the screen to Apple Macbook Air.

What is the progress of localization of panel raw materials?

While scrambling for time and South Korea's competition for OLED technology, LCD panels will gradually begin to decline, but there will still be demand in the next 10 years. Chinese companies are also rapidly working on the localization of core materials for LCD panels. Several raw materials, glass substrates, polarizers, filters, etc., are rapidly being localized.

In fact, many materials of liquid crystal panels and OLED panels have technical commonality. So mastering key raw materials is crucial.

OLED display through the domestic industry chain? In addition to BOE, what else is it worth to be proud of?

The main six raw materials of the LCD panel: mixed liquid crystal materials, driver ICs, polarizers, backlight modules, glass substrates, color filters, let us take a look. First, the cost ratio of the six major raw materials in the following is for reference only. In this period, the cost ratio changes greatly.

1. Liquid crystal glass substrate

The liquid crystal glass substrate accounts for about 10% of the cost in the liquid crystal panel, and is one of the more expensive materials in the liquid crystal panel.

Corning, Japan's Asahi Glass and Electric Glass are the world's top three, occupying more than 90% of the world's market share, of which Corning's family accounts for 50% of the world. Therefore, we must say that the glass substrate is basically monopolized by the United States and Japan, but we must also note that the world's fourth largest LCD glass substrate manufacturer after the top three is China's Dongxu Optoelectronics Co., Ltd., in addition to Dongxu Optoelectronics, China There is another glass substrate production company Rainbow shares.

Although Dongxu Optoelectronics is the fourth in the world, it is very different from the top three. Even if Dongxu+Rainbow are added together, if the foreign-invested enterprises set up in China are removed, the domestic market share of domestic glass substrates is only 12%. %, accounting for less than 4% of the global share.

However, this situation is rapidly changing. In the first three quarters of 2016, Dongxu Optoelectronics Group achieved operating income of RMB 4.262 billion, an increase of 68.9% from the first three quarters of 2015, and a net profit of RMB 802 million, an increase of 8.39% year-on-year. The net profit margin is as high as 18.8%, which is close to the level of Apple. At the same time, Dongxu is most commendable. The equipment for producing glass substrates is basically developed by Dongxu. In fact, according to the financial report of Dongxu Optoelectronics, its first half of 2016 58 % of revenue comes from high-end production equipment and technical services for glass substrates.

Dongxu Optoelectronics' competitors, such as Japan's Asahi Glass Group, I have already introduced in the previous article about China Fuyao Glass Co., Ltd. 52% of Asahi Glass Group's business is glass, which is divided into two parts: automotive glass and flat glass.

Asahi Glass is not only losing ground in the automotive glass field and China Fuyao competition. In the field of liquid crystal glass, it was also challenged by Chinese companies. In the first three quarters of 2016, Asahi Glass's revenue from the glass business (including liquid crystal glass substrates and auto glass) decreased by 1.5%, and in the third quarter, it dropped by 5%.

Another domestic glass substrate company, Rainbow, has made good progress in 2016. In August, it successfully mass-produced China's first 8.5-generation glass substrate production line. Leading Dongxu Optoelectronics, 8.5-generation glass substrate is currently the largest demand for LCD panels worldwide. In part, Dongxu Optoelectronics' 8.5-generation glass substrate was also started in March 2016. This year, mass production will be carried out, which means that in 2017, China's two major glass substrate companies have successfully entered the 8.5-generation LCD panel market with the largest demand. It is expected that the global share of China's glass substrates will further increase and challenge the United States and Japan.

China ranks third in the world in the field of glass substrates, and is lagging behind the monopoly of the United States and Japan, but it is ahead of Europe and South Korea, and is rapidly increasing its share, indicating that China's industrial upgrading will not miss any field.

However, we must also see that the United States and Japan have already mass-produced the 10.5-generation glass substrate production line. China has just begun in the 8.5 generation, and the gap is still very large.

2, polarizer

Polarizers account for about 11% of the cost of liquid crystal panels, and are also the main materials. They are also one of the most difficult areas for the localization of LCD panel technology in China. Polarizers are located on both sides of the LCD panel, by transmitting or blocking the light emitted from the backlight module. Adjust the brightness of the pixel and reproduce the color so that the human eye can see the brightly displayed image. Without it, the LCD panel cannot be displayed.

The global market currently has four players, global market share in 2015, Japan 51.2%, South Korea 24.1%, Taiwan 15.8, China 8.8%. China's production capacity is increasing very fast, because China's global share in 2012 was only 4.3%, reaching 8.8% in 2015 and doubled in three years. However, China's 8.8% global share is a bit awkward because it includes Taiwanese companies. The share of the joint venture company in the mainland.

If you only look at the global share of Chinese companies, that is, about 1-2%, it is simply a slag. If you only look at the Chinese market share, the local brand market share is only about 9%, mainly two: Shengbo Optoelectronics and Sanli Spectrum.

OLED display through the domestic industry chain? In addition to BOE, what else is it worth to be proud of?

The above picture shows the production capacity of the world's major polarizer manufacturers in early 2016. It can be seen that the production of polarizers in the world is concentrated in the hands of eight companies in three regions of Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. The production capacity of these eight companies is above 30 million square meters. The ninth and tenth places outside the top eight are China's Sanli and Shengbo Optoelectronics, with a combined capacity of 16 million square meters.

The top three in the world are Japan Nitto Denko, Sumitomo Chemical of Japan and LG Chem of South Korea. Their production capacity is above 130 million square meters. However, due to the continuous decline in the world share of LCD panel manufacturers in Japan, Nitto Denko, which ranks first in the world, has begun to transform and no longer expand its production capacity. Another Sumitomo Chemical in Japan has also slowed down its expansion.

From the ratio of the top three to the world share, we can find that these three production capacity accounted for 80% of global production capacity in 2010, and this proportion dropped to 65% in 2013 and further decreased to 61% in 2015.

In addition to these three strong, the other five companies are between 30 million and 70 million square meters of production capacity, while the two companies in China, Sanlipu and Shengbo Optoelectronics (under the Shenzhen Textile) have not exceeded 10 million square meters. The two combined only 16 million square meters, and the market share is poor. According to the announcement issued by Shenzhen Textile on March 30, 2017, the actual output of the company's polarizer in 2016 was 8.667 million square meters.

However, as the absolute leader in the production of polarizers in China, Shenzhen Sanlipu Company, ranked ninth in the world, is growing very fast. In 2012, 2013 and 2014, Sanlipu Company's operating income was 243 million yuan and 411 million yuan respectively. And the net profit of 591 million yuan, respectively, was 78,795,900 yuan, 40,645,500 yuan and 6,969,700 yuan. In 2013 and 2014, the operating income and net profit increased by 69.32% and 43.79% respectively. And 127.06%, 71.52%.

In 2015 and 2016, Sanlixu did not publish earnings on the Internet. However, from various indications, Sanli Spectrum has maintained a super-high growth rate. At present, the biggest bottleneck restricting the development of Sanli Spectrum is the capacity problem, because with domestic LCD The global share of the panel continues to increase, and the demand for localization of polarizers is also rising.

At the beginning of 2016, Sanlipu's production capacity was only 7 million square meters. In November 2016, Sanlipu completed the first phase of the project in Hefei for the BOE, with a capacity of 16 million square meters, plus the original capacity of 7 million square meters in Shenzhen. It has already exceeded 23 million square meters, and has increased nearly four times in one year. It is close to the threshold of 30 million square meters of the world's top eight, but it is still very different from the threshold of the world's top three 130 million square meters.

However, Sanli has four lines under construction in Hefei (including polarizers for higher 10.5 generation LCD panels). It is expected to reach 86 million square meters in 2020, which is more than 10 times higher than 2016. In terms of production capacity, It will form the situation of Nitto Denko, Sumitomo Chemical, LG Chem, Samsung, and the top five in the world.

In addition to Sanlipu and Shengbo Optoelectronics, two domestic polarizing film manufacturers, Dongxu Optoelectronics Co., Ltd., a domestic glass substrate leader, also cross-border and Sumitomo Chemical joint venture (Dongxu Optoelectronics holds 51%) and invested 20 million square meters in Wuxi, Jiangsu. The polarizer production line is expected to be put into production in 2019 and will become the third TFT polarizer production enterprise in China. However, Dongxu production capacity will still only be at the end of the world's second-rate camp.

At this point, the good news is that by 2020, China's polarizer production capacity will be seven to eight times larger than that of 2015, and it will be largely localized and free from dependence on imports. The bad news is that even if it is seven times higher by then, the global market share of domestic brands is expected to be more than 10%. It is still unable to fully meet the needs of the domestic market and needs to be imported.

From the polarizer, it can be seen that BOE's pulling action on domestic polarizers, why the six lines of the leading company Sanli spectrum are all built in Hefei, because Hefei has BOE, domestic electronic brands drive the development of BOE, BOE pulls the development of domestic polarizers, this It is the road to industrial upgrading in China.

Looking further up, the two core raw materials of polarizers, PAC film and TAC film, account for about 75% of the cost of polarizer materials. Currently, they are still imported from Japan. Among them, TAC film is mainly supplied by Japanese manufacturers, Fuji Photo and Ke Nika Minolta's two Japanese companies have a global market share of 70% and 20%, respectively, which account for about 90% of the global TAC film market. Korean and Taiwanese manufacturers, including domestic Lekai, are also doing TAC film, but Shipments are small.

The Japanese company KUARARY (Kuraray) accounted for 65% of the global PVA film market. In addition, Japan is also in a monopoly position in the film of other raw materials for polarizers. For example, more than 90% of the AG film (anti-glare layer) market is occupied by Japanese electricians and Dainippon.

I believe that readers will feel very discouraged when they see this. It turns out that only TAC film can be produced by Lekai in the big sky, and all others rely on imports.

We must know the objective law of industrial upgrading. The localization of China's electronic brand products takes the lead in promoting the rapid development of domestic LCD panel enterprises. Now the rapid development of domestic LCD panel enterprises has driven China's polarizer companies to enter the world in 2020. In a camp, the share of China's polarizer companies is expanding, which will inevitably drive the demand for localization of upstream materials PVA and TAC films. The increase in localization rate is a matter of time.

This is not my guess. In November 2015, China Eastern Fluoroplastics Co., Ltd. invested in the construction of TAC film production line in Chengdu. It will be mass-produced in 2017 with a production capacity of 100 million square meters. It will become the first TAC film manufacturer in China. End the history of foreign 100% monopoly.

In addition to Dongfang Plastics Co., Ltd., in December 2015, China Xinlun Technology signed a cooperation agreement with Dongshan of Japan to obtain the relevant technology, quality use rights and import and export rights of the TAC film surface treatment; non-public offering of shares in 2016 Raise 1.8 billion yuan and enter the field of TAC production. Through the cooperation with Japanese companies, Xinlun Technology has crossed the technical barrier and is expected to become China's leading TAC film manufacturer.

On July 16, 2016, Xinlun Technology disclosed in the investor research interview record that the TAC film coating project invested about 1.5 billion yuan, and planned to construct 11 coating lines with a designed production capacity of about 90 million square meters per year. It is planned to be put into production at the end of 2017. The capacity release will be in 2018-2020.

However, the gap is still very large. For example, Japan Fuji, which accounts for 50% of the global TAC film, has a capacity of 820 million square meters.

China's domestic TAC film demand is expected to reach 360 million square meters by 2018. That is to say, even if the production capacity of Xinlun Technology and Dongfang Plastics is 100%, the total is only 190 million square meters, and at most it can achieve 50 in the Chinese market. % of import substitution.

Lekai shares, has not seen its LCD panel TAC film really shipped, but this situation will change, in August 2016, a total investment of 350 million yuan of China's Lekai Group Co., Ltd. liquid crystal display TAC film The third production line project of production line and solar cell back film was officially started in Baoding, Hebei Province. From the perspective of investment amount, the production capacity will still not be large.

In addition, PVA optical film, in fact, China has a very good PVA production enterprise, called Weiwei Gaoxin, in which the production and sales volume and market share of PVA exceed 30% of the domestic market; among them, the production and sales of high-strength and high-modulus PVA fiber It ranks first in the country, with a domestic market share of 80% and an international market share of around 45%.

However, note that the liquid crystal panel uses a PVA optical film. At present, only the Weiwei film has the PVA optical film production technology, and the mass production has not yet been achieved. The first phase of the 100,000-ton PVA optical film project has been completed in 2016. In April, it was approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, but the 100,000-tonne first-phase production capacity is very different from that of the competitor Kuraray. Japan Kuraray has a production capacity of 250,000 tons.

3, mixed liquid crystal material

The hybrid liquid crystal material is the basic material of the liquid crystal panel, which accounts for only about 3% of the total cost of the liquid crystal panel, but is critical to the performance of the liquid crystal panel.

China has one of the world's third-largest liquid crystal materials companies, Chengzhi Yonghua, with a domestic market share of 65%, but please note that LCDs include a variety of low-end black and white screens that can be liquid crystals, sincerely Yonghua is mainly Black and white LCD screens have an advantage.

The high-end TFT liquid crystal materials for smart phones and TVs, Germany's Merck, Japan's Chisso and Japan's DIC monopolize the TFT LCD market, with a global market share of more than 90%. It can be said that these three monopolize the global market.

China is mainly Chengzhi Yonghua and Jiangsu Hecheng can supply TFT hybrid LCD for LCD panel factory, and another 800 million LCD has also sprung up, becoming the first domestic LCD supplier in BOE 2017.

In 2016, the global demand for TFT liquid crystal materials is around 700 tons. The overall sales volume of mainland LCD material manufacturers is expected to be around 40 tons, accounting for 5.7% of the world's total. In 2015, mainland liquid crystal materials manufacturers shipped only 27 tons. That is to say, in 2016, China's domestic LCD material shipments grew by as much as 50%, far higher than the global development speed.

Compared with the global shipment of TFT liquid crystal materials, it was 600 tons in 2013 and 700 tons in 2016, with a growth of only 16% in three years. Domestic TFT liquid crystal material manufacturers are basically supplying to domestic LCD panel manufacturers. Therefore, in the next 10 years, domestic LCD materials will be expected to grow under the influence of domestic brands.

Taking Hecheng as an example, the operating income in 2016 was 385 million yuan, an increase of 73.76% over the same period of the previous year; the net profit attributable to the listed company shareholders was 79.833 million yuan, an increase of 91.41% over the same period of the previous year.

4, color filter

The color filter is one of the most expensive parts of the liquid crystal panel, and the cost accounts for more than 10%.

Most of the LCD panel manufacturers in the industry manufacture color filters. For example, Samsung's self-made ratio is 75%, while Chi Mei and LGD's self-made rate is as high as 90%. China's BOE and Tianma manufacturers also have their own color filter factory, but the proportion of self-made is less than that of South Korea and Taiwan, about 70% need to be imported, mainly imported from Japan's letterpress printing, Dainippon ink (DNP), East The three giants of TORAY.

The progress of localization of color filters is also gratifying. First of all, domestic major panel manufacturers are constantly increasing the proportion of self-produced color filters. At the same time that domestic LCD panel sales continue to increase, domestic color filters are purchased. The demand for films is decreasing, which is the result of the increasing proportion of self-made.

In addition, in the field of professional outsourcing, the domestic market is mainly led by Dongxu Optoelectronics, a leading company. In 2015, it invested heavily in RMB 3 billion to open a color filter production line. It introduced the technology and production line technology of DNP in Japan, DNP even The only fifth-generation TFT-LCD color filter production line will be transferred to Dongxu Optoelectronics, and its Chinese market share will also be transferred to Dongxu Optoelectronics. Dongxu Optoelectronics color filter customers have been fixed as domestic Longteng Optoelectronics and BOE, and mass production will begin in the first quarter of this year.

According to the "Strategic Cooperation Agreement" signed by Dongxu Optoelectronics and Longteng Optoelectronics, only one 5th generation TFT-LCD panel production line of Longteng Optoelectronics can digest more than 70% of Dongxu Optoelectronics' 5th generation color filter production line.

From the long-term investment of Dongxu Optoelectronics, we know that China's share of LCD panel field expansion, Dongxu's color filter products, into Japan, South Korea and Taiwan LCD panel supply chain is certainly difficult, into the domestic panel The supply chain is much easier.

However, we have to see that although the share is improving and the leading companies are investing heavily, we must also see that the domestic BOE and Tianma are still importing more than 70%, and Dongxu Optoelectronics started production in the first quarter of this year. The lines are also only the 5th generation line, and the color filters of the high generation are still blank.

5, drive IC

The cost accounts for about 5%. This is a relatively weak area in China. Currently, it drives ICs. Japanese mainly supplies apples, and Koreans produce and sell them. The panel driver ICs in mainland China are mainly from Taiwanese manufacturers.和新相微,根据CINNO Research的数据,2014年两家在中国市场的占有率为22.2%,其中新相微大约14%,格科微大约8%。也就是75% 驱动IC需要进口。大多来自台湾,例如联咏,晨星等。

其中国产最大的驱动IC厂家新相微,最近两年增速尚可,2016年10月,京东方产业基金入股新相微,扶持国产IC增量。2017年,新相微将会首次量产LTPS-LCD的驱动IC,摆脱之前一直不能量产高端LCD产品驱动IC的情况。

据CINNOResearch预估,在国家集成电路产业政策及资金的扶持下,除了新相微和格科微两家外,已经有更多的企业开始发力面板驱动IC市场,国内面板驱动IC国产化率有望在2018年提升至35%以上,相比2014年增长60%。新相微的目标,是到2020年进入世界前五。

6、背光模组

背光模组是显示面板最贵的部分,占了成本大约20%以上,但是技术难度不高,属于劳动密集型产业,全球绝大部分背光模组都是在我国生产。

但是背光模组60%左右的成本来自光学膜,主要包括扩散膜,反射膜,增亮膜等,这方面国产进度还不错,发展速度很快,

以光学反射膜为例子,宁波长阳科技展现了极高的增长速度,2014年营收1.49亿,2015年营收2.5亿,2016年营收已经达到4亿人民币。在液晶电视等使用的大尺寸反射膜领域世界份额达到了35%,已经位列世界第一,超过了日本东丽和帝人。

国内比较专注扩散膜,反射膜,增亮膜生产的宁波激智科技,增长也很快,从2014年到2016年保持年增30%的速度,份额在持续扩大,根据激智科技2017年2月发布的财报,2016年营业收入6.13亿元,增长29.79%,净利润6349万元,增长10.75%。

光学膜国产康得新是龙头主力,已经是世界最大的光学膜生产企业之一,根据2017年康得新发布的财报,全年收入92.25亿人民币,增长22%,净利润19.78亿人民币,增长37.47%。康得新是多业务集团,来自光学膜的收入占比大约70%左右。

然而更上游的材料,国产还需要继续努力这些光学膜的生产主要原料是光学基膜,要生产光学膜,就要采购光学基膜,目前在光学基膜方面,全球80%以上的产能由三菱树脂、东丽、帝人、杜邦、可隆、SKC、东洋纺等几大巨头所垄断。国产的厂家有乐凯集团,康得新,裕兴股份,南洋科技(东旭成化学)等等。

康得新在光学膜领域迅速增长以后,也在开始自研光学基膜,康得新在2016年4月开工建设光学膜第二期1亿平米高分子材料工厂,就包括了光学基膜项目,预计未来会保持高速增长。

光学基膜是需要PET薄膜(聚酯薄膜)切片作为基材,而Display Research估计2016年全球需求为36万吨,目前正在高速增长的康得新有大约5万吨产能,配套自己的光学膜生产。

另外南洋科技公司发布的2016年财报,公司实现营业收入12.35亿元,同比增长33.73%;归属于上市公司股东的净利润1.20亿元,同比增长20.3%。 南洋科技公司表示,营业收入增长33.73%的主要原因是公司“年产2万吨光学级聚酯薄膜项目”的投产。

7、靶材

靶材此前也一直是日本韩国垄断,但目前国产化率也已经较高,而且在进一步提升。

隆华集团旗下是四丰电子是中国钼靶材的主要供应商,可以为全世代的面板产线提供产品。四丰电子在2017年3月突破了LCD和AMOLED用高纯度宽幅钼靶材,宽度高达1800mm,是目前全球AMOLED产线要求规格最大的钼靶产品,也代表钼靶生产的最高水平。

另外在ITO靶材方面,国内广西的晶联光电公司在2015年突破了日本韩国掌握的ITO靶材生产核心生产工艺-----常压烧结ITO靶材技术工艺,从根本上解决了大尺寸ITO靶材生产技术的可靠性和稳定性问题。该公司2016年8月被国内龙头钼靶材企业隆华集团收购。

2017年2月,隆华集团旗下晶联光电已经在洛阳开始扩产,未来三年形成200-300吨ITO靶材生产能力,打破日韩垄断。2016年,受主营的化工,石油,煤化工行业去产能影响,隆华集团业绩大幅下滑,但是其靶材业务却持续发力,成为其一大亮点,上半年靶材营收同比增长78.02%、毛利率同比增长12.40%

8、生产设备

最后在生产设备方面,国产液晶面板厂家投资产线,动辄数百亿,在以往几乎都要从日韩进口,国内各大面板厂家也在努力实现生产设备的国产化。

例如合肥欣奕华智能制造公司,为京东方做液晶面板生产设备配套,主要做搬运机器人和自动检测设备,该公司2013年成立,2014年营收就达到人民币9,991万元,2015年更猛增5倍达到5亿元人民币,2016年预计也会超高速增长。

再比如国内做液晶面板和OLED面板产线检测设备的龙头企业,深圳精测电子公司2016年实现营业收入5.24亿元,同比增长25.5%;净利润9868.42万元,同比增长28.58%

2016年4月记者采访北京亦庄京东方生产线,有以下描述:

“8.5代液晶生产线基本实现国产化

在京东方8.5代液晶生产线的场区一隅,相关工作人员告诉北青报记者,北京的8.5代液晶生产线,投建于2009年8月,是当时中国大陆首条8.5代线,也是目前为止行业内投入量产运营的最高水平生产线。“2009年投建之初,生产线的相关设备几乎全部来自于进口。而从2009年到2016年,经过几年的快速发展,目前除曝光机以外几乎全部的设备以及加工材料,已基本实现国产化,对产业链条形成了强大的带动性。”

这个记者的描述先不论是否严谨,说明至少在8.5代线上,国产化设备进展很大。除此之外,东旭光电和京东方签署了2014—2019年为期5年的战略合作协议,共同促进液晶面板生产设备的国产化。

从中国显示面板产业的发展就可以看出,中国的产业升级之路是什么,我国电子品牌普遍已经发展起来了,华为、OPPO、 VIVO、海尔、格力、小米、美的等等,基本净利润都在10亿美元以上,像海尔、美的、格力净利润均超过20亿美元,海信集团净利润也超过10亿美元,华为更是超过50亿美元。

国产电子品牌崛起,必然会集体带动显示面板的国产化,而显示面板的国产化,又会带动上游的原材料国产化,以偏光片为例,有了京东方做靠山,上游做偏光片的深圳三利谱集团才有胆量疯狂投资产能,2016-2020年五年时间把产能扩大10倍以上。

也因为偏光片国产化率可以预见的提高,才会有新纶科技,东氟塑料,皖维高新等国内企业相继在2015年和2016年投资更上游的偏光片材料TAC膜和PVA膜材料。

同样为什么东旭光电敢在2015年投资30亿人民币建彩色滤光片的线,同样是因为下游的国产面板有国产化需求,提前锁定了订单。

summary:

1、从下游的电子终端品牌做起,逐步带动上游,这就是中国的产业升级之路。

我们也可以清楚的看到,从下游到上游的扩张总有滞后性,所以我们的市场份额,从下游到上游的材料呈现份额递减,上游材料的世界市场份额明显低于下游的品牌,随着时间的推移,上游材料的世界市场份额必将逐渐和下游的份额看齐。

2、品牌起来了,上游零部件产业必然会起来

通过本文,大家可以也发现了,在上游零部件,和更上游的材料,生产设备,我们遇到的竞争对手全部是日本,韩国,台湾。

为什么恰好是他们?他们无一例外,都拥有或者曾经拥有过强大的消费电子品牌,他们之所以在上游这些领域强大,尤其是日本最强大,还是因为以前日本电子品牌,台湾电子品牌如日中天,带动了这些产业的发展。

而相反,如今日本和台湾电子品牌的衰落,必然会拖累他们的上游产业份额逐渐下滑,要知道,中国电子品牌,采用中国产零部件的比例一定远高于日本品牌,中国品牌越强,中国上游零部件产业公司就会越强。

从这个意义上来说,苹果公司就是日本的救命稻草,如果苹果在今年真的宣布,iphone 8除了三星以外的第二家OLED供应商是京东方,而不是JDI,那么日本显示行业可能真的会完蛋。目前来看,JDI背后的大股东日本产业革新机构决策非常迟缓,如果明年不能顺利实现OLED量产(即使这样也晚了京东方一年),那么苹果选择京东方的可能性更大。

3、中国的产业升级是不留死角的升级

显示面板上游的几乎所有的零部件和材料,都有中国公司在大举投资建厂,说明我们的产业升级是全面的,全方位的升级。 而且上游各大企业,均在高速增长。

4、中国显示面板产业升级,日本台湾是最大受害者

通过本文,相比各位也发现了,日本品牌在显示面板上游的材料和零部件领域最为强大,这句话也可以这么说,随着中国显示面板零部件和材料产业的兴起,受影响最大的也会是日本企业。韩国不会受像日本那么大的影响,因为他们有三星,LG可以自产自销。

毕竟三星是世界出货量最大的手机和电视品牌,不管是手机还是电视,都超过全日本的出货量总和。尤其是手机,三星一年出货3亿台,世界第四的OPPO才出货不到一亿台,而日本品牌没有一家能进世界前十。

同样情况的还有台湾的面板产业,这也是这两家最为反感我国产业升级的原因。

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