Display driver IC supplier Raydium has released its 2025 financial results, showing a softer year compared with the previous year as conditions in the display supply chain cooled. The company recorded full-year revenue of NT$22.4 billion (about US$715 million), representing an 8.1% decline year-over-year.
Profitability also eased. Raydium posted a gross margin of 28.5%, down 1.5 percentage points from the prior year, signaling tighter pricing and cost pressures that often ripple through the display driver IC market. Operating net profit came in at NT$1.52 billion, sliding 28.4% compared with the year before.
For readers tracking the display industry, Raydium’s numbers offer a useful snapshot of how demand shifts and pricing trends can quickly impact chip suppliers tied closely to panel production cycles. Even with a modest revenue drop, the larger decline in operating profit suggests the competitive environment for display driver ICs in 2025 remained challenging, with profitability taking a bigger hit than sales.
