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Universal Display publishes investor presentation on OLED technology, materials and market outlook

Universal Display publishes investor presentation on OLED technology, materials and market outlook

ReutersReuters2026/08/03 16:18
  • Universal Display outlined its OLED materials licensing model, centered on phosphorescent emitters and hosts, supported by 7,000+ patents issued or pending.
  • Highlighted energy-efficiency gains from red and green PHOLED with fluorescent blue, cutting smartphone display power use to about 77% of 2015 levels.
  • Projected a further reduction to about 25% of current power use with full red, green, blue PHOLED versus fluorescent-blue designs.
  • Cited at least 2 billion active OLED smartphones using its PHOLED technology, estimating 1,343 GWh annual electricity savings and 902,295 metric tons of CO2 avoided.
  • Reported 2025 revenue of $651 million, including $353 million from OLED materials and $275 million from royalty and license fees.


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