Korea / Special Situations, Clepsydra Capital

Sanghyun Park

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Korea / Special Situations

Setting Straight Apple & Google Investment Stories for LG Display's Flexible OLED

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Equity Bottom-Up

<p><a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/7145" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:7145:1">LG Display Co Ltd (034220 KS)</a> is now hitting 52-week highs. It'd not be hard to make a reasonable guess on why its price is going strong now. The market is finally seeing some assurance that LGD still has a decent shot in the flexible OLED space. We don't know how fast and effectively LGD could catch up with Samsung. But what we know is that there is really nobody left other than LGD in this flexible OLED race. If Apple desperately needs to have another OLED supplier (which seems to be a very likely case), then it would have to turn to LGD since there would be no one else. Moreover, things certainly seem to be improving around LGD's flexible OLED production lines. We can find positive signs here and there. Most importantly, LGD wouldn't be making this huge investment on flexible OLED in P10 if it wasn't feeling fully comfortable with the current progress of improvement for production yield. So, would this lead to a much-awaited valuation re-rating in the near-term? Let's find it out.</p>

LG Display Co Ltd (034220 KS) is now hitting 52-week highs. It'd not be hard to make a reasonable guess on why its price is going strong now. The market is finally seeing some assurance that LGD still has a decent shot in the flexible OLED space. We don't know how fast and effectively LGD could catch up with Samsung. But what we know is that there is really nobody left other than LGD in this flexible OLED race. If Apple desperately needs to have another OLED supplier (which seems to be a very likely case), then it would have to turn to LGD since there would be no one else. Moreover, things certainly seem to be improving around LGD's flexible OLED production lines. We can find positive signs here and there. Most importantly, LGD wouldn't be making this huge investment on flexible OLED in P10 if it wasn't feeling fully comfortable with the current progress of improvement for production yield. So, would this lead to a much-awaited valuation re-rating in the near-term? Let's find it out.

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