Universal Display Co.

Universal Display unveiled its proprietary OLED architecture OLEDX at the International Meeting on Information Display in Busan, claiming it will improve the luminous efficiency and energy efficiency of OLED panels. The announcement lifted the stock in premarket trading (+1.1%) and strengthens the company’s technology profile amid weaker revenue performance. Investors see OLEDX as a potential catalyst, while the 2026 full-year guidance remains at the lower end of the $630–670 million range. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Universal Display shares hit a new 52‑week low of 77.05 USD and have lost about 46.24% of their value over the past year. For Q2 2026 the company reported revenue of 152.2 million USD and earnings per share of 1.06 USD, slightly above the consensus estimate of 1.03 USD, while revenue missed the expected 157.5 million USD. Universal Display cut its full‑year revenue forecast to the lower end of the 630–670 million USD range due to cost pressure from memory chips and weaker smartphone demand. Analysts responded with price target cuts (Oppenheimer 130→120 USD, Needham 120→100 USD) but each maintained positive ratings. » Plus sur de.investing.com

At the annual general meeting on 18 June 2026, Universal Display approved a dividend for 2025 of $1.80 per share, an increase of 12.50% year‑on‑year; total payout amounts to $85.55 million (+12.31%). Based on the NASDAQ closing price of $88.94, the dividend yield is 1.54%. Over the past five years the share price fell by 58.48%; the total return including dividends is -56.17%. FactSet expects a dividend of $2.03 for 2026 (estimated yield 2.29%); market data: market capitalization $4.152 billion, P/E 23.01, 2025 revenue $650.610 million, EPS $5.08. » Plus sur finanzen.net