Midwich has strengthened its position in the Australian AV distribution market with the addition of Uniview LED to its portfolio, marking a notable development for integrators working across commercial, retail, live events and large-format display projects.
The move sees Midwich bringing Uniview LED’s range of direct-view LED display solutions to its Australian customers, expanding access to a portfolio that includes fine-pitch indoor LED, outdoor and high-brightness displays, rental and staging panels, and modular systems designed for large-scale installations. The announcement reflects continued momentum behind LED adoption across Australia, as organisations increasingly look beyond traditional projection and LCD video walls.
For Australian integrators, the addition is as much about availability and support as it is about product range. LED projects often hinge on supply chain reliability, local stock, technical assistance and after-sales service. By bringing Uniview LED into its established ANZ distribution network, Midwich is positioning itself to support more ambitious display projects with locally backed logistics and commercial support.
Uniview LED has built a global presence with solutions deployed across control rooms, corporate environments, transport hubs, retail spaces and live venues. Its systems are designed for scalability, allowing integrators to tailor configurations to different pixel pitches, brightness requirements and installation environments. This flexibility aligns with the growing diversity of LED use cases in Australia, from immersive brand experiences to information-led public displays.
The partnership also reflects broader trends in the pro AV market. As LED becomes more mainstream, distributors are widening their portfolios to give integrators more choice when balancing performance, cost and application requirements. For Midwich, the addition of Uniview LED complements its existing AV ecosystem and supports integrators navigating increasingly complex, display-led projects.
With demand for high-impact visual communication continuing to rise across Australian cities and venues, access to a broader LED toolkit, backed by established local distribution, is likely to be welcomed by integrators planning projects for 2026 and beyond.