Lumicore

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Established in Shanghai, China in 2019, Lumicore (also known as Nanjing Yunguang Technology) is an OLED microdisplay producer. In 2021 the company started to construct a 8-inch OLED microdisplay production line in Nanjing. The low-volume line (1,000 monthly substrates) is now in mass production.

In early 2024, Lumicore announced it has raised $100 million in its Series A funding round. The company announced several microdisplay products.

 

In early 2026, the company announced it is starting to construct a large capacity $390 million 12-inch OLED microdisplay fab in Nanjing, which will be put into operation in 2027.

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Lumicore 071-FHD product brochure (2025, EN) (type: pdf)

A product brochure detailing Lumicore's 0.71" FHD OLED microdisplay

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Lumicore 071 FHD 3000nits datasheet (EN, 2025) (type: pdf)

A datasheet of Lumicore's 0.71" FHD 3000 nits OLED microdisplay

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Lumicore - company introduction - 2025 (type: pdf)

Company introduction brochure, Lumicore, 2025

Lumicore progresses with its 12-inch OLED microdisplay Nanjing fab, starts to construct the main building

In February 2026, OLED microdisplay developer Lumicore announced that it has started to construct a 12-inch OLED microdisplay fab, in the Nanjing Jiangning Development Zone.

Yesterday Lumicore held a ceremony as it has finished the planning and design phase, received all required approvals, and finalized the preparations. It is is now starting to construct the main building - which it expects to complete before the end of 2026.

Read the full story Posted: Aug 08,2026

The OLED Microdisplay industry in 2025, do we need all that capacity?

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1.3" 12,000 nits OLED microdisplay, Samsung Display at K-Display 2024

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  • All OLED microdisplay producers and developers
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Read the full story Posted: Aug 20,2025