LG Electronics’ TV production line in Gumi, North Gyeongsang Province, is getting busy as sales of LG OLED TVs surge. LG Electronics announced that domestic sales of OLED TVs through the first week of December this year reached six times the level of the same period last year.

LG Electronics believes that various OLED experience events held this year, such as the 'LG TV Power Sale,' were effective in increasing sales volume.

LG Electronics recently installed the world's largest OLED signage at Incheon Airport and is showcasing the overwhelming picture quality of OLED to global customers visiting Korea.

▲ An employee is inspecting the quality of a 55-inch LG OLED TV being shipped from the LG OLED TV production line in Gumi, North Gyeongsang Province.

LG Electronics is also holding the "Reunited with Our Cultural Heritage" exhibition at the National Palace Museum until the end of the year, showcasing Korean cultural artifacts located overseas via OLED TVs. This month, LG Electronics and LG Display plan to unveil various OLED sculptures at Namsan Seoul Tower.

LG Electronics is also running a promotion that provides opportunities to experience OLED TVs by increasing consumer benefits. This month, LG Electronics is offering cashback and mobile gift certificates, allowing customers to purchase all six models of OLED TVs, ranging from 55 inches to 77 inches, at discounts of up to 4 million won.

LG OLED TVs have been breaking their monthly sales records, with sales exceeding 4,500 units in October. In the first week of October, weekly sales of OLED TVs approached 2,000 units.