Daktronics Acquires XDC MicroLED Technology Assets

Daktronics has finalized the acquisition of X Display Company's MicroLED intellectual property and assets, enhancing its advanced display capabilities.

Daktronics Finalizes Acquisition of XDC MicroLED Assets Daktronics announced on December 23, 2025, the successful acquisition of intellectual property, equipment assets, and technical expertise from X Display Company Technology Limited (XDC). This strategic move bolsters Daktronics' position in the advanced display technology sector. The acquisition encompasses XDC's mass-transfer processes and MicroLED technology, including proprietary innovations, specialized manufacturing equipment, and the integration of 15 key XDC employees into the Daktronics team. Enhancing MicroLED Capabilities The integration of XDC's technology is set to significantly enhance Daktronics' ability to produce ultra-fine pixel pitch displays. This acquisition is a culmination of Daktronics' ongoing investment in XDC, which began in 2020. By incorporating XDC's specialized knowledge and assets, Daktronics aims to deliver display solutions with unprecedented pixel density and performance, particularly for large-format video walls and demanding commercial applications. Strategic Significance for Display Market This acquisition positions Daktronics to offer more advanced MicroLED solutions to its clients. The inclusion of XDC's specialized equipment and the expertise of its 15 hired employees are critical components of this advancement. The company believes this will strengthen its competitive edge in markets that require high-resolution, visually immersive displays, such as digital signage, entertainment venues, and broadcast environments. Focus on Proprietary Technology Central to the acquisition are the intellectual property assets related to XDC's ultra-fine pixel pitch display technologies. These proprietary innovations are expected to accelerate Daktronics' development and deployment of next-generation MicroLED displays. The company has emphasized that the expertise of the acquired XDC employees in mass-transfer techniques and MicroLED development was a key factor in the decision.