LG is currently the world's largest manufacturer of OLED televisions, such as the stunning entry-level B4 OLED. This tech giant began as the Lucky Chemical Company, established in 1947 by South Korean businessman In-hwoi Koo. As the company expanded over the years, it established GoldStar in 1958. Twenty-five years later, in 1983, Lucky and GoldStar merged to form Lucky Goldstar, or what we now know as the LG Corporation.

Today, the LG Corporation owns a variety of companies spanning the electronics, chemicals, and communications sectors. Of these, LG Electronics, founded in 1995, is perhaps the most well-known. It's become a household name, renowned for its wide range of consumer electronics and home appliances. Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, the company has grown into a global powerhouse with manufacturing facilities, research labs, and sales offices across the world. With the tagline of "Life's Good," LG has established a reputation for delivering cutting-edge products that blend sleek design with smart functionality.

LG TVs are made by LG Electronics, which has over 200 global manufacturing units in different countries, including South Korea, China, Mexico, Poland, Indonesia, and India. Therefore, LG TVs are not produced in any single location. Instead, they are made at facilities across all of these countries and then shipped around the world.