• Solomon Systech annual report for year ended Dec. 31, 2025 flagged softer demand and intensified price competition, offset in part by higher shipments of new display IC products.
• Focus shifted toward e-paper growth, supported by broad adoption of four-color electronic shelf labels and preparation for seven-color label IC launches in 2026.
• Automotive push advanced toward commercialization, with head-up display products completing key customer reliability validation and mass production expected to ramp in 2026.
• Large-display driver IC business faced heavy pricing pressure in China, prompting a dual-track strategy targeting higher-refresh-rate products and cost-optimized entry-level interfaces.
• R&D investment increased, prioritizing large-size and color display technologies to support Mini-LED, automotive displays, and next-generation e-paper applications.

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