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【Oled 跟踪】Kgi: 苹果将于2018 年推出两款5.8 吋和6.5 吋oled 显示屏手机 行业研究 显示器件 证券研究报告 2017 年 11 月 21 日 行 显示器件 业 周 【OLED 跟踪】KGI: 苹果将于 2018 年推 行业评级 推荐 报 出两款 5.8 吋和 6.5 吋 OLED 显示屏手机 评级变动 首次评级 投资要点 华创证券研究所 1. OLED 行业重要资讯 证券分析师:张健 (1)苹果收购台湾量子薄膜胶片公司 InVisage 以变革智能手机 执业编号:S0360517080001 电话:021-31217336 (2)颀邦有望拿下苹果、大陆京东方及天马明年 OLED 驱动 IC 封测订单 邮箱:[email protected] (3)智晶就 In-Cell Touch OLEDdisplay 布局中国 相关研究报告 (4)一加 5T 售价曝光 有了全面屏价格会变么? (5)LG 于 2018 年扩产电视用 OLED 面板,扩产幅度最高逾六成 《显示器件行业报告:【华创电子】2017 韩国 OLED 产业链调研纪要》 (6)传苹果缩编 Mini LED 团队,转移人力做 OLED 2017-09-18 《显示器件行业报告:【OLED 跟踪】预计京东 (7)精测电子产业垂直整合 4.9 亿参股合肥视涯 99.79%股权 方今年 10 月底将出货首批柔性 AMOLED 屏幕》 2017-10-10 (8)iPhone X 被《时代》评为 2017 年最佳发明之一 《显示器件行业报告:【OLED 跟踪】台湾供应 链传新 iPad 即将要用上 OLED 全面屏》 (9)宜家推出首款 OLED 枝形吊灯 Vitsand 2017-10-16 (10)LG Display 发布视频展示其 OLED 照明设备在韩国和香港的应用 (11)KGI: 苹果将于 2018 年推出两款 5.8"和 6.5"的 OLED 显示屏手机 (12)HTC 推出搭载 ALOLED 显示屏的虚拟现实头盔 Vive Focus (13) IHS Markit 预计,2018 年柔性 AMOLED 面板的产能将比需求高 出 44% (14)UBI: 高端 OLED 和 LCD 电视之间的价格差距几近消失 (15)Screen FT 推出一个新的 6 代 OLED 沉积系统 (16)LOMID 项目合作伙伴设法量产 1"的弯曲高分辨 OLED 微显示器 (17)Holst 中心开发并展示了新的封装部件用于可折叠 OLED 显示屏 (18)维信诺展示了新的 OLED 面板和柔性 OLED 显示屏的终端产品 (19)DSCC: OLED 材料复合年增长率达 20% 将于 2022 年达到 22.5 亿美元 2. OLED 产业链标的重要公告汇总 【TCL】:公司拟在惠州市仲恺区陈江街道投资建设 TCL 集团模组整机一 体化智能制造产业基地——华星光电高世代模组子项目,总投资约 96 亿 元,其中惠州华星出资 78.45 亿元,TCL 产业园出资 17.55 亿元。 【激智科技】:2017 年 1 月 1 日至 11 月 18 日累计获得各项政府补助资金 1324 万元。公司累计投资人民币 3000 万元认缴合肥视涯新增注册资本人 民币 3000 万元,公司共持有合肥视涯 6.0201%股权。 证监会审核华创证券投资咨询业务资格批文号:证监许可(2009)1210 号 未经许可,禁止转载 行业周报 3. OLED 行业未来相关展会 (1) 群智活动-全球 OLED 产业链发展趋势与机会研讨会(2017.11.24), 深圳; (2) CES 2018 美国拉斯维加斯国际消费类电子产品展览会(2018.1.9- 12),美国; (3) 第七届中国国际 OLED 产业峰会(2018.1.25-26),上海; (4) 2018 OLED KOREA Conference(2018.3.7-8),韩国。 风险提示 全球 OLED 行业发展速度不及预期;国产供应链崛起速度不及预期。 证监会审核华创证券投资咨询业务资格批文号:证监许可(2009)1210 号 2 行业周报 一、OLED 行业重要资讯 1. 苹果收购台湾量子薄膜胶片公司 InVisage 以变革智能手机 11 月 13 日中国触摸屏网讯,苹果证实收购 InVisage,量子点材料将变革智能手机。“我们正处在摄像头变革的开 始。”InVisage Technologies CEO Jess Lee 说。最近,苹果证实收购在台湾新竹科学园区设厂的这家硅谷创业公 司。InVisage 专门研发提升空间有限设备(比如,手机)成像能力的技术,开发出了一种能够在不牺牲图像质量的 情况下创建更小图像传感器。苹果持续发力更小但功能更强大的计算设备。据 InVisage 介绍,自己的技术可被用 于物联网,以及身份验证、AR/VR 等。该公司技术有望被用于解决 iPhone 摄像头突出问题,改善 FaceID 技术。 另外,较小的图像传感器可以帮助苹果制造出更轻盈的 AR 眼镜,提供改善后的舒适性和沉浸感。 (来源:中国触摸屏网) 2. 颀邦有望拿下苹果、大陆京东方及天马明年 OLED 驱动 IC 封测订单 受惠苹果订单加持,颀邦(6147)下半年业绩表现优于预期,专家指出随着公司持续扩大资本支出、深化产品布局, 效益逐渐显现,明年营运可望续强。颀邦受惠于智能型手机开始采用触控与显示驱动器整合(TDDI)方案,以及搭 载面板朝向 18:9 或 19:9 的全屏幕趋势发展,订单量增,第 3 季每股净利 1.08 元,优于市场预期。颀邦近年来 深化非面板驱动 IC 布局,其中金凸块产品因功率放大器客户拉货,射频组件以及滤波器等应用出货稳健向上,此外, TDDI 芯片因中国大陆手机拉货,金凸块出货和测试产能高档,布局效益逐步显现。展望明年,颀邦拿下苹果、大陆 京东方及天马明年 OLED 驱动 IC 封测订单,且射频组件封装制程改用晶圆级封装,带动晶圆凸块接单畅旺,法人 预估营收占比将由今年的 7.5%大幅提升到明年的 12%,营运动能可望续强。 (来源:中国触摸屏网) 3. 智晶就 In-Cell Touch OLEDdisplay 布局中国 被动式有机发光显示器(PMOLED)大厂智晶光电,在大陆深圳中国国际高新技术成果展展示最新内嵌触控面板产品。 智晶看好此技术可简化产品制程、材料成本和组装复杂度。智晶看好嵌入式触控面板(In-Cell Touch OLEDdisplay) 趋势,新推出内嵌式触控面板可以快速解决触控组件安装需求,制造商及设计商可因此简化产品制程、材料成本及 组装上的复杂度。智晶指出,被动式有机发光显示器(PMOLED)模块结构相对简单,轻薄且有高对比度度及高亮度 的显示效果,性价比高,进而提升终端产品价值。公司今年加速拓展新应用领域,研发出嵌入式触控面板、可挠式、 穿透式等新产品技术,研发能量强劲;在深圳高交会展展出 1.8 吋、1.36 吋可挠式面板,可挠式面板技术再提升, 厚度只有 0.3mm,能应用在便携设备上,包括工控器具、智能手环、识别证等产品应用。 (来源:中国触摸屏网) 4. 一加 5T 售价曝光 有了全面屏价格会变么? 国产不将就的一加手机终于要上全面屏了,粉丝们在激动之余最关心的还有售价问题。从目前曝光的消息来看,一 加首款全面屏手机一加 5T 配置方面变化不大,近日推特爆料大神又曝光了一加 5T 海外版本的售价,国行版本估计 并不会涨价。此次一加 5T 将有两个版本,6GB+64GB 版本售价 32999 印度卢比(约合人民币 3347 元),8GB+128GB 版本售价 37999 印度卢比(约合人民币 3854 元),与之前印度版本的售价基本一致,看来今年国行版的售价可能 也还会是 2999 元起。配置方面从目前曝光的消息来看,一加 5T 将采用一块 18:9 的 OLED 全面屏,搭载骁龙 835 处理器,拥有 6GB+64GB/8GB+128GB 存储组合,拥有前置 1610 万、后置 1600 万+2000 万像素的双摄组合,采 用后置指纹识别,于运行基于 Android 7.1.1 的氧 OS 4.7.0 系统。 (来源:电子工程世界) 证监会审核华创证券投资咨询业务资格批文号:证监许可(2009)1210 号 3 行业周报 5. LG 于 2018 年扩产电视用 OLED 面板,扩产幅度最高逾六成 根据《日本经济新闻》报导,南韩面板大厂 LG 已决定,将在 2018 年最多生产可供 280 万台高分辨率 OLED 电 视使用的 OLED 面板,比 2017 年的产量预期增加六成。由于目前全球 OLED 电视面板由 LG 独家供应,此项 扩产计划后,OLED 电视的市场占有率将提升至 1%,OLED 于电视市场会逐渐普及。根据报导,LG 计划电视用 OLED 面板从 2017 年的 170 万台,提升至 2018 年的 250 万到 280 万台产量,增产幅度达 35% 至 65%。 为了支持扩厂计划,LG 预计 2017 年投入约 5,000 亿日圆(约新台币 1,332 亿元)资金,总金额是 2016 年 3 倍。 随着市场扩大,电视市场的竞争将更激烈,产品价格也有较大的下降可能。 LG 提供日本 Sony 和松下等 13 家电视企业电视用 OLED 面板。LG 表示,电视用 OLED 面板领域几乎掌控 100% 市场。LG 在 10 月宣布,2017 年设备投资金额约 7,000 亿日圆(约新台币 1,865 亿元),较 2016 成 长 90%。市场分析师认为,设备投资金额约 7 成用于 OLED 面板投资。预计,LG 自 2018 年到 2020 年期间, 包括投资首座中国工厂,计划在中韩两国 OLED 面板扩产追加投资达 1 兆日圆(约新台币 2 ,664 亿元)以上。 (来源:电子工程世界) 6. 传苹果缩编 Mini LED 团队,转移人力做 OLED 集微网消息,苹果研发 Micro LED 的团队传出缩编,恐影响 Micro LED 大量应用的时程。Micro LED 被视为是下一 代的显示器技术,与AMOLED分庭抗礼,苹果在台湾龙潭设立研发基地,研发的主要项目包括AMOLED与Micro LED 等先进的显示器产品。原先外界传出,Apple Watch 因为屏幕最小,最快在 2018 年可以采用 Micro LED 作为屏幕。 外界认为,苹果 2018 年将推出两款 OLED 版的 iPhone,而 Micro LED 量产时程短期内看不到成果,因资源有限之 下,苹果转移部分人力去做 OLED,减少 Micro LED 的研发人力。 苹果 2014 年砸下 3 亿至 4 亿美元,从台厂手中买下 LuxVue,成为全球拥有 Micro LED 技术最多专利的公司,外界 原本认为,苹果可能在 2018 至 2019 年在 Apple Watch 采用 Micro LED,但受到技术无法突破, 苹果采用 Micro LED 时程可能延后。不过,目前 iPhone X 采用三星供应的 AMOLED 面板,为摆脱零组件来自对手的威胁,苹果投入研 发 Micro LED,业界认为长期来说,Micro LED 仍有发展机会。 (来源:电子工程世界) 7. 精测电子产业垂直整合 4.9 亿参股合肥视涯 99.79%股权 据了解,早在 2017 年 9 月 1 日,总投资 20 亿元的合肥视涯信息科技有限公司的硅基 OLED 微型显示器项目落地合 肥新站区,其计划 2018 年 9 月开始设备搬入,2019 年投产,预计 2020 年可实现月加工 6000 片 12 寸晶圆产能, 年产 2000 万片微型显示器件,届时将成为全球最大的硅基 OLED 微型显示器件(Micro-OLED)生产基地。而合肥 视涯显示科技是由上海视涯信息科技发起设立的全资子公司,上海视涯科技已经掌握有常规液晶显示生产线、低温 多晶硅 TFT 液晶和蒸渡工艺 OLED 产品的制造技术,董事长顾铁先生是中国显示领域的领军人物,曾规划并筹建了 中国第一条 4.5 代 TFT-LCD 生产线、国内第一条 OLED 中试线、国内第一条 5.5 代 LTPS 生产线和第一条 OLED 量产线。 2017 年 11 月 13 日,据手机报在线了解到,据精测电子发布公告表示,公司将与合肥新沣河企业管理合伙企业、厦 门盛芯材料产业投资基金合伙企业、宁波宇微投资合伙企业、宁波激智科技股份有限公司、光驰科技(上海)有限 公司、合肥市新站产业投资有限公司、上海视涯信息科技有限公司于 2017 年 11 月 13 日签订《关于合肥视涯显示 科技有限公司之投资协议》。与上述投资者共同向合肥视涯显示科技有限公司进行增资,分二期以合计人民币 49,733 万元认缴合肥视涯新增注册资本人民币 4.9 亿元,总计取得增资后合肥视涯约 99.7993%的股权。两期增资完成后, 精测电子累计投资人民币 6000 万元认缴合肥视涯新增注册资本人民币 6000 万元,公司总计持有合肥视涯 12.0402% 股权! 证监会审核华创证券投资咨询业务资格批文号:证监许可(2009)1210 号 4 行业周报 (来源:手机报在线) 8. iPhone X 被《时代》评为 2017 年最佳发明之一 据 wccftech 报道,苹果旗舰智能手机 iPhone X 已经于 11 月 3 日上市开售,它在设计方面有很大变化,并引入了手 机行业的最新功能。虽然 iPhone X 上市还不到 1 个月,但在《时代》杂志刚刚发布的 2017 年 25 大最佳发明榜单 中,iPhone X 赫然占了一席之地。iPhone X 上市已经两周,它带来了相当多的内部和外部变化。虽然在设计方面最 显著的变化可能机身前部,但它也引入了手机行业未来几年可能流行的各种新功能。如果你是超级视网膜显示屏 (Super Retina Display)的粉丝,你可能会注意到 iPhone X 屏幕顶部的凹槽。尽管它与众不同,但也容纳了大量 传感器,包括 TrueDepth Camera 技术,该技术有助于面部识别功能。到目前为止,iPhone X 已经获得了更广泛的 好评。消费者对 iPhone X 的需求估计是巨大的,这使得它成为今年最受欢迎的智能手机之一。 (来源:OFweek 显示网) 9. 宜家推出首款 OLED 枝形吊灯 Vitsand IKEA launched its first OLED lamp, the Vitsand - a chandelier with 7 OLED panels. The Vitsand provides 700 lumens at 2700K. Each panel is about 77 lm/W (total 7W). The lamp is dimmable, and the panels unfortunately cannot be replaced. The Vitsand is now available in IKEA Europe for €199. It is great to see OLED lighting enter a retail store like IKEA, even though the price is still very high. The panels are likely made by LG Display but we are not sure. 原文链接:https://www.oled-info.com/ikea-launches-its-first-oled-lamp-7-panel-vitsand (来源:OLED-INFO) 10. LG Display 发布视频展示其 OLED 照明设备在韩国和香港的应用 LG Display published three very nice videos showcasing three new OLED lighting installations. First up is an OLED chandelier that was specifically designed for the presidential suite suite in the Landmark Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Hong Kong. The Chandelier has a unique design that uses 36 modules each with 4 OLED Panels (for a total of 144 10x10 cm panels). The project managers (TELCS Lighting Design and Consutancy) and the chandelier designer (Joyce Wang Studio) say that only OLED lighting panels provided them with the light quality and design possibilities that they wanted. 原文链接:https://www.oled-info.com/new-videos-show-latest-lg-display-oled-installations-korea-and-hong-kong (来源:OLED-INFO) 11. KGI: 苹果将于 2018 年推出两款 5.8"和 6.5"的 OLED 显示屏手机 KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo estimates that Apple will launch three new iPhone models in 2018. Two of these will sport OLED displays, the 5.8" and 6.5" models. According to Kuo, all of Apple's iPhones in 2018 will have the same full-screen notched design used in the iPhone X. Note that the image above, produced by KGI, is just a render. Kuo sees the 5.8" iPhone (X2?) using the same resolution as the iPhone X (1125x2436, 458 PPI). The 6.5" model will actually sport a higher density (480 to 500 PPI). 原文链接:https://www.oled-info.com/kgi-apple-will-release-two-oled-iphones-2018-sized-58-and-65 证监会审核华创证券投资咨询业务资格批文号:证监许可(2009)1210 号 5 行业周报 (来源:OLED-INFO) 12. HTC 推出搭载 ALOLED 显示屏的虚拟现实头盔 Vive Focus HTC's Vive Focus, announced in November 2017 in China, is a premium standalone VR headset build on HTC's Vive Wave VR open platform. The headset uses "high resolution" AMOLED displays (HTC did not release the specification yet), a snapdragon 835 CPU and 3DoF controllers. HTC did not disclose the shipping date or price of the Vive Focus, but it did say it will be launched in China first. 原文链接:https://www.oled-info.com/htc-vive-focus (来源:OLED-INFO) 13. IHS Markit 预计,2018 年柔性 AMOLED 面板的产能将比需求高出 44% IHS says that demand for flexible AMOLED displays is growing at a slower pace than expected - and also at a slower rate than its supply, and a result the supply in 2018 will be 44% lower than the demand. IHS says that flexible OLED capacity will grow 100% in 2018 (to reach 4.4 million square meters), but demand will only grow 70% (to 2.4 million square meters). IHS says that the high price of flexible OLEDs caused smartphone makers to opt for either rigid (glass-based) OLEDs or LCDs in their 2018 models. IHS estimates that the price gap between a flexible OLED and a rigid OLED on the same 6-Gen line is about 50%.
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