The company’s display division remains the primary engine of this growth, with TV revenue climbing 24.3% to HK$35.25 billion. TCL maintained its position as the world’s second-largest TV manufacturer by shipment, while its Mini LED segment dominated global rankings with a 77.1% increase in units shipped. This shift toward higher-end hardware allowed the firm to improve its average selling price and gross profit margins significantly, particularly in North American and European markets.
TCL Electronics Profit Surges 54% as Global Premium Strategy Takes Hold
TCL Electronics reported a 54.3% surge in adjusted profit to HK$1.64 billion for the first half of 2026, as the company’s pivot toward premium Mini LED televisions and international internet services offset broader market volatility and fueled a 16.4% rise in total revenue to HK$63.76 billion.

Beyond hardware, TCL is aggressively expanding its digital ecosystem. Revenue from its internet business rose 16.1% to HK$1.69 billion, bolstered by a 74.6% revenue jump in its international segment. The company’s TCL Channel platform now hosts over 53.59 million cumulative users, a scale that has enabled deeper integration with global content partners like Netflix and Google. To further diversify its portfolio, the firm is finalizing a HK$5.61 billion acquisition of TCL’s air conditioning business, a move designed to cement its "all-category" smart home strategy. This transition is backed by a robust financial standing, marked by the company’s recent inclusion in major Hang Seng indices and its first-ever investment-grade credit ratings from Moody’s, S&P, and Fitch.
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