TCL Founder and Chairman Li Dongsheng joins guests at the inauguration ceremony of the TCL Industrial Museum in Huizhou, China, celebrating the company’s 45th anniversary and its legacy of technology innovation.
TCL has marked its 45th anniversary with the inauguration of the TCL Industrial Museum in Huizhou, China, showcasing the company’s evolution from an electronics manufacturer into a global technology player.
Built on the former factory site of TCL’s predecessor, TTK, the 23,000-square-meter museum features more than 3,000 historical items across six exhibition halls. Its collection highlights major milestones in electronics and display technology, including China’s first television set, its first commercial computer, and the world’s first mass-produced printed OLED 4K display, developed by TCL CSOT in 2024.
TCL’s growth has been driven by strategic transformation and investments in display technology, smart devices, and clean energy. Following its 2019 restructuring, TCL Technology’s revenue more than tripled between 2019 and 2025, while TCL Industries’ revenue more than doubled.
The company’s global position also strengthened, with TCL ranking second worldwide in TV shipment volume in 2025 and TCL CSOT placing second in global TV panel market share, according to the company and Omdia, respectively.
Today, TCL operates in more than 160 countries and regions, supported by 50 research and development centers and 47 manufacturing bases. Its anniversary museum celebrates the company’s history while highlighting its continued focus on technology innovation and sustainable growth.
The TCL Industrial Museum showcases the company’s evolution from early manufacturing to advancements in display technology and clean energy, highlighting 45 years of innovation and transformation.
