I'll research BOE Technology Group to build an accurate profile.
Let me verify the litigation context.
BOE Technology Group Co., Ltd. ("BOE"; Chinese: 京东方) is a Chinese electronic-display and IoT components manufacturer headquartered at No. 12 Xihuanzhong Middle Road, Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area, Beijing. It was founded in April 1993 and is listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (A-shares: 000725; B-shares: 200725). Public profiles describe it as a subsidiary of Beijing Electronics Holdings Co., Ltd. Reported headcount is ~109,895 employees; 2025 operating revenue was approximately RMB 204.6 billion (~US$29 billion), and market capitalization was roughly US$33 billion as of mid-2026 (Reuters/PitchBook/SZSE filings).
Operations. BOE is an operating company and one of the world's largest makers of display panels. Its core "Display Business" designs and manufactures TFT-LCD, flexible AMOLED, and microdisplay panels for smartphones, tablets, notebooks, monitors, TVs, automotive, and VR/AR customers, marketed under the ADS Pro, f-OLED, and α-MLED technology brands. Secondary segments include IoT innovation (smart terminals, interactive whiteboards, IoT solutions), sensors (X-ray flat-panel detectors, smart dimming windows), MLED (Mini/Micro-LED backlights and displays), and smart engineering medicine (digital hospitals). The company operates 18 display production lines, primarily in China, plus subsidiaries in 20+ countries. It ships to major handset and device OEMs, including Apple and Huawei (BOE corporate site; 2024/2025 annual reports).
Litigation posture. The tracked database shows BOE as a defendant in one Section 337 matter and as plaintiff in none — consistent with an operating company being attacked rather than a patent assertion entity. Externally, however, BOE was an active two-way litigant in this dispute, filing mirror patent suits against Samsung Display in Chongqing (2023) and U.S. counterclaims in the Eastern District of Texas (2025).
Notable case. Samsung Display Co., Ltd. v. BOE Technology Group et al. (USITC Section 337). Samsung Display filed in December 2022, alleging infringement of OLED patents (pixel-circuit/driving structures) and, in a 2023 filing, trade-secret misappropriation. An ALJ found infringement of three patents (Nov. 2024); a July 2025 trade-secret initial determination recommended a limited exclusion order of roughly 14 years 8 months. The parties settled in November 2025 and jointly moved to terminate the ITC investigations; settlement terms were not fully disclosed (TechCrunch; Yonhap; Lexology). A related Chinese invalidation appeal reportedly remained pending in 2026.