Unilumin Group
Unilumin Group is a China-headquartered LED display and lighting manufacturer and integrated solutions provider, publicly listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (300232). Founded in 2004 in Shenzhen, the company has grown into one of the world's largest LED display makers, operating the world's largest LED smart manufacturing base (4.3 million sq ft) and shipping over 12 million units annually across 160+ countries.
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Unilumin's hardware portfolio spans six major categories:
- Professional — fine-pitch indoor LED for control rooms, broadcast, corporate (Umini5, UMicro, UpanelII, ULWIII)
- Commercial — slim all-in-one displays for retail and corporate (Uslim series, UmateDA3, UDAII)
- Outdoor/DOOH — high-brightness weatherproof panels (Usurface, UsurfaceX, Umate SF/LM)
- Rental — lightweight fast-rig panels for live events (UpadIV, URM, UGM/UGN, XC/XF/XS/XV, U-shield family)
- Creative/Architectural — transparent, mesh, and textured displays (Udesign SV holographic transparent, U-Natural, Umesh, U-Sphere)
- A-I-O/Cinema — LED cinema and all-in-one screens (UCINE, UTV SC series) Solutions are mapped to Professional Display, Commercial Display, Smart Conference, Sports Venues and Events, Rental and Staging, Media Architecture, and Functional Lighting verticals.
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