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Unilumin Group

Company type	Private
Traded as	SZSE: 300232
ISIN	CNE100001518
Industry	LED Applications
Founded	2004
Headquarters	No. 18 Haoye Road, Fuhai Sub-district, Bao'an District, Shenzhen , China
Number of locations	19 offices worldwide[1]
Products	Display technology Projection technology Connectivity platforms Image processing
Revenue	RMB 7.774 billion (2024)[2]
Website	https://www.unilumin.com/

Unilumin Group Co., Ltd. is a technology company specializing in LED applications.^[3] The company operates globally with R&D centers in China, Japan, and the United States, and a sales and service network covering over 160 countries and regions. Unilumin holds more than 3,000 independent intellectual property rights and more than 1400 patents.^[4] The company is engaged in areas such as Mini/Micro LED, XR/VP (extended reality/virtual production), glasses-free 3D content, and cinema display. The company has been Included in the list of "TOP 500 Most Valuable Brands in China" for 2022 and 2023.^[5]

Unilumin was established in 2004 as a supplier of LED display products, mainly focusing on LED application services.^[6]

In 2011, Unilumin was listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in 2011 under the stock code 300232.^[7]

In 2014, Unilumin acquired LAMP technology, a company that designs and develops LED display products for a variety of professional markets, at the cost of RMB 68 million. After the acquisition, Unilumin owns 100% equity interest in LAMP Technology.^[8][9]

On September 10th 2019, Unilumin formally announced a strategic collaboration with Barco, a Belgian technology company that specializes in digital projection and imaging technology. In addition, Barco acquired a 5% stake in Unilumin group.^[10]

On August 5th 2019, FIBA announced in Shenzhen that Unilumin has been appointed as the official long-term LED supplier for FIBA's top-level international competitions.^[11]

In 2021, Unilumin Sports, part of Unilumin group delivering LED display solution provider for global sports,^[12] and Manchester City Football Club signed a strategic co-operation agreement, which made Unilumin the designated LED display strategic partner of the Premier League football club,^[13] providing the ‘Supersized LED’ two-tier digital display system at the Etihad Stadium. In 2022, Manchester City has renewed its global partnership with Unilumin.^[14]

In 2024, Unilumin Sports and New York City FC announced a new partnership, making Unilumin the Official LED Display Technology Partner of the Club. As part of the partnership, Unilumin will provide state-of-the-art on-field LED display solutions for New York City FC home matches.^[15]

In 2025, Atlético de Madrid announced partnership with Unilumin Group as the club’s Lighting Partner.^[16]

Unilumin develops and manufactures a range of LED display and lighting products, along with integrated “Metasight” solutions that combine hardware, software, and digital content.^[17][18] Its product portfolio covers indoor and outdoor LED displays, transparent and creative form-factor screens, cinema LED systems, sports and event display solutions, and smart lighting such as multifunctional smart poles.^[19] The company has introduced several proprietary technologies, including EBL+ multi-layer optical processing for higher contrast^[20], COB and MIP packaging for improved durability and color consistency^[21], and acoustically transparent LED display technology.^[22]

Between 2018 and 2019, the Group was involved in a legal dispute related to a Section 337 investigation initiated by U.S.-based Ultravision International Inc., which accused several Chinese LED manufacturers of patent infringement.^[23]