Top Modular LED Display Companies in 2025
02 Jul, 2025

The LED Modular Display Market was estimated at USD 8.25 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow to USD 24.90 billion by 2033, exhibiting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.05% during the forecast period from 2025 to 2033. The market for LED modular displays has expanded gradually due to the growing need for flexible, high-resolution, and configurable display solutions in industries including corporate communication, retail, entertainment, and transportation. One benefit of these displays is their scalability, which enables users to design expansive, seamless video walls that work well in both indoor and outdoor settings. While technical developments have enhanced picture quality, brightness, and energy efficiency, their modular design facilitates installation and maintenance. LED modular displays have become indispensable for digital signs, events, and advertising as companies look for more dynamic and captivating visual experiences. The market is a major actor in contemporary visual communication as it develops further with advances that provide better visuals and more intelligent integration.

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List of Leading Companies in the LED Modular Display Market

1.Barco

Establishment: 1934

Headquarters: Belgium

Website: www.barco.com

Revenue: $1.0B in 2023

Networked visualization products are designed, manufactured, and sold by Barco NV (Barco). Projectors, video walls, immersive systems, digital operating rooms, medical equipment, image processors, displays, monitors, and wireless conferencing are among the company's offerings. Additionally, it provides networked solutions, AV streaming devices, 3D visualization, presentation and collaboration systems, and associated software packages. Among other things, Barco offers solutions for network operation centers, schools, boardrooms, meeting spaces, simulation, and projection mapping. The business runs its own network of production, R&D, sales and marketing, and customer service sites in Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East. The headquarters of Barco are located in Kortrijk, Flandre Orientale, Belgium.

2.Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.

Establishment: 1969

Headquarters: South Korea

Website: www.samsung.com

Revenue: $220.8B in 2023

Consumer electronics, information technology, mobile communications, and device solutions are all produced by Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (Samsung), a subsidiary of the Samsung Group. Televisions, refrigerators, network systems, audio equipment, medical devices, printers, air conditioners, computers, monitors, and digital cameras are among the items offered by the firm. Additionally, it produces tablets, cellphones, LCD and LED panels, and associated accessories. Samsung offers solutions to the government, retail, hospitality, banking, education, and transportation industries. The corporation operates in the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, Africa, Europe, and the Americas. South Korea's Seoul is home to Samsung's headquarters.

3.Sony Corporation

Establishment: 1946

Headquarters: Japan

Website: www.sony.com

Revenue: $89.7B in 2024

The conglomerate Sony Group Corp. (Sony) is focused on the creation, design, manufacture, and distribution of electronic instruments, equipment, and components. The firm sells televisions, still and video cameras, mobile phones, image sensors, audio and video recorders and players, and game hardware and software. In the entertainment sector, Sony also produces and distributes animated films, manages and licenses music, and is in charge of the creation, acquisition, and distribution of films and television shows. The business caters to the industrial, professional, and consumer industries. It uses factories, authorized independent service centers, authorized servicing dealers, contact centers, service centers, online support networks, and subsidiaries to run its business. Products are marketed under the following brand names: Sony, PlayStation, Walkman, Blu-ray, Cyber-shot, Bravia, Exmor, Experia, and Airpeak. The business has operations in the Americas, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Tokyo, Japan's Minato-Ku is home to Sony's headquarters.

4.Daktronics

Establishment: 1968

Headquarters: United States of America

Website: www.daktronics.com/en-us

Revenue: $818.1M in 2023

Systems for audio and visual communication are offered by Daktronics Inc. (Daktronics). Digital billboards, controller mass transit displays, large screen video displays, electronic scoreboards, digital street furniture, programmable display systems, indoor dynamic messaging systems, and indoor liquid crystal display (LCD) signs are all manufactured, designed, and sold by the company. Sports facilities, educational institutions, retail establishments, commercial buildings, the government transportation department for road signs, and the aeronautics department for navigation are among the establishments that Daktronics supplies its products to. ADFLOW, AJT Systems, All Sport, Daktronics, DakStats, DataTime, Fuelight, Fuelink, Galaxy, GalaxyPro, Go Digital, and Data Display are just a few of the names that the firm offers its goods under. It operates in both Canada and the United States. The business runs production plants in the US, China, and Ireland. The US city of Brookings, South Dakota, is home to Daktronics' headquarters.

5.Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Establishment: 1921

Headquarters: Japan

Website: www.mitsubishielectric.co.jp

Revenue: $38.2B in 2023

The company Mitsubishi Electric Corp. (Mitsubishi Electric) creates, produces, and sells electronic and electrical goods. Inverters, industrial robots, processing machines, automobile equipment, building systems, energy systems, visual information systems, transportation systems, semiconductors and devices, information and communication systems, space systems, public systems, air conditioning systems, air purifiers, dehumidifiers, vacuum cleaners, and factory automation systems are all part of the company's product line. Additionally, it provides network, IT infrastructure, and maintenance services. Mitsubishi Electric provides services to the public, private, business, industrial, and automobile sectors. The business operates in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and the Americas. The headquarters of Mitsubishi Electric are located in Tokyo, Japan's Chiyoda-Ku.

6.Panasonic Corporation

Establishment: 1918

Headquarters: Japan

Website: holdings.panasonic

Revenue: $58.5B in 2024

A variety of electric and electronic devices are developed, manufactured, sold, and serviced by Panasonic Holdings Corp (Panasonic), originally known as Panasonic Corp. TVs, fixed phones, digital cameras, video equipment, home audio equipment, rice cookers, lights, wiring devices, air conditioners, air purifiers, and bicycles are all part of Panasonic's product line. Additionally, it sells computer systems, tablets, projectors, batteries, electric motors, semiconductors, LCD panels, mounting machines, welding equipment, and electrical components. Among other things, it offers solutions for consumers, logistics, automobiles, airplanes, entertainment, manufacturing, and housing. In Japan, Asia, the Americas, and Europe, the corporation runs and maintains buildings as well as research and development centers. The headquarters of Panasonic are located in Kadoma-shi, Osaka, Japan.

7.SHARP CORPORATION

Establishment: 1912

Headquarters: Japan

Website: corporate.jp.sharp

Revenue: $14.9B in 2024

Sharp Corp. (Sharp) creates, develops, and sells business, energy, and health and environmental equipment as well as digital information equipment. Refrigerators, microwaves, electric fans, air conditioners, washing machines, LED lights, projectors, mobile phones, tablets, calculators, phones, thin-film solar cells, storage batteries, and beauty appliances are among the company's main goods. Additionally, it offers alternatives and consumables, software, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, business projectors, sensors, office supplies, and ultrasonic cleaners. The business distributes its goods all over the world and supplies original equipment manufacturers, the electronics and solar sectors, and residential consumers. It operates in Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa, the Middle East, and the Americas. The headquarters of Sharp are located in Sakai-Ku, Osaka, Japan.