LEDManuf, a global supplier of professional led display solutions, has announced a remarkable 40% year-over-year growth in shipments of Outdoor LED Display products for the first half of 2025. This surge is largely attributed to the rise in demand from international markets and a steady increase in orders related to transportation, advertising, and municipal infrastructure projects.

According to the company's latest report, the most significant growth regions include Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe. These areas have seen increased government spending on smart city projects and large-scale public venue upgrades—many of which now require high-brightness, weather-resistant outdoor LED screens.

"Outdoor led displays are no longer just for billboard advertising,” said a spokesperson from LEDManuf. “They're now essential for digital signage in stadiums, airports, shopping centers, and even roadside information systems. Our ability to provide customizable, energy-efficient, and high-visibility LED solutions has made us a preferred partner for overseas clients.”

The company attributes part of its success to continued investments in R&D and production capacity. In early 2025, LEDManuf introduced an updated series of ultra-slim outdoor displays designed to reduce installation time and maintenance costs while delivering better performance in high-humidity and extreme temperature environments.

Industry analysts believe that the global outdoor LED display market is entering a new growth phase. As cities digitize their public communication systems and advertisers shift toward dynamic, high-visibility media, manufacturers like LEDManuf are well-positioned to benefit.

With the second half of 2025 underway, LEDManuf aims to continue expanding its international distribution network, focusing on fast delivery times, local technical support, and tailored product solutions for different climate zones and regulatory environments.

The company's robust growth in outdoor display shipments not only reflects strong operational execution but also signals broader momentum in the global transition from traditional signage to smart visual communication platforms.