Universal Display Corporation (UDC)

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Universal Display (UDC) is an OLED research company, and one of the field's pioneers. UDC is involved in OLED IP, and holds many patent related to the commercialization of phosphorescent based OLEDs and also flexible, transparent and stacked OLEDs - for both display and lighting applications. The company offers both emitting and host materials, and also develop related technologies (such as OLED production processes).

UDC licenses its OLED production IP, and also sells OLED chemicals. UDC's customer list inclucdes pretty much all of the OLED industry: including Samsung, LG, Konica Minolta, BOE, Visionox, Tianma, CSoT and others.

 

UDC trades in the NASDAQ (ticker: OLED).

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Universal Display company presentation, May 2025

Tianma signs a long-term phosphorescence OLED material supply and license agreement with Universal Display

Universal Display Corporation (UDC) announced that it has signed a long-term OLED material supply and license agreements with Tianma. UDC will continue to provide its phosphorescence OLED materials and technologies to Tianma. The financial terms of the agreements have not been disclosed.

Tianma signed its first agreement with UDC back in 2016, and extended it in 2021

Read the full story Posted: Jan 08,2026

Universal Display reveals it is using NVIDIA's ALCHEMI platform to accelerate its material discovery

NVIDIA publish an interesting article that details how chemistry and material science companies are using its AI chemistry platform (ALCHEMI BCS) to accelerate material research and discovery.

One of these companies is Universal Display Corporation. UDC reveals that the total number of possible molecules it could select from is around 10 to the 100th power. Using the ALCHEMI platform, UDC can evaluate billions of candidate molecules up to 10,000x faster than traditional computational methods - with near-comparable accuracy. 

Read the full story Posted: Nov 19,2025