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Japan-based OPERA Solutions was spun-off from Kyushu University's OPERA research center to provide services for organic electronics companies and researchers.

OPERA solutions offers analysis, material development and process technology development services to help accelerate projects. The company offers OLED fabrication services, in-house device characterization, lifetime tests, and more.

Taiwan-based D&P Technology, established in 2007, produces sputtering targets and cooling backing plates for the FPD industry.

D&P developed foldable CPI / PET coating cover films for foldable OLED devices.

Philoptics produces optical equipment for the semiconductor and display industries.

For the OLED market, Philoptics produces FMM masks and also laser-based equipment such as laser lift-off systems and laser cell cutters.

Established in 1978, Toray Research Center (TRC) is a subsidiary of Toray Industries. TRC provides R&D support to customers in a wide variety of fields with the latest advanced analytical equipment and accumulated experience.

For the OLED industry, TRC has developed its analytical technologies for more than 25 years and specializes in GCIB-TOF-SIMS, high-contrast TEM, and more.

The Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer Research (IAP) develops bio-based and synthetic polymers, from the laboratory to the industrial scale. Applications are diverse across many markets, such as bio-based packaging, lightweight materials, truck tires and more.

One of the applications being researched and developed at the Fraunhofer IAP is luminescent materials for displays. The IAP functional polymer systems division, looks into a broad range of materials, including light-emitting polymers and quantum dots. The focus lies in solution processing of these materials with a strong focus on printing methods.

Dongxu, also known as Tungshu, was established in 1997 and its headquarters and R&D center are located in Beijing. With roots in the optoelectronic display industry, it now has become a industrial investment enterprise focused on the optoelectronic display and renewable energy industries, while also covering financing, urbanization and real estate.

For the display industry, Dongxu offers equipment and materials used in the production of display panels. In November 2020 it was reported that the company is establishing China's largest 6-Gen OLED glass substrate factory in Tianshui City, Gansu Province.

Korea-based Shinwha Intertek, an affiliate of the Hyosung Group, is developing optical films and functional tapes. Shinwha offers several products for the display market, including protective tapes for OLED displays, QD films for QLED-LCD panels and more. Shinwha is a public company that trades in the Korean stock exchnage (KOSDAQ: A056700)

In August 2020 it was reported the Shinwha Intertek is entering the encapsulation market for large-area OLED TV panels.

Korea-based Silicon Mitus develops semiconductor solutions for the power management and audio market, in addition to IC chips for the consumer and automotive markets.

Silicon Mitus develops LCD and OLED display drivers.