Universal Display shares surged 7.5% after the company announced a new $400 million share repurchase program and highlighted enduring cash generation, with investors reacting positively despite the management’s moderation of near-term revenue expectations.

• The board approved a new $400 million share repurchase program following completion of the prior $100 million authorization, signaling confidence in long-term prospects and balance sheet strength.
• Cash and investments totaled approximately $911 million at quarter-end, supporting continued returns to shareholders, including $187 million in dividends and buybacks over the past year.
• Management tempered near-term revenue expectations due to increased macroeconomic uncertainty, cautious demand environment, and ongoing industry supply constraints.
• The company reinforced progress on phosphorescent blue OLED development, with plans to share technical updates in the coming week and an ongoing focus on next-generation materials.
• New long-term agreements were signed with Tianma and LG Display, and management highlighted multiyear OLED capacity expansion cycles underway across Korea and China.