We create chemical compounds for products of the future

Noctiluca is a designer and producer of OLED emitters – a chemical compound that emits light upon application of electricity. This component is a vital part of any OLED display and determines its parameters of color, contrast, lifetime. Best in class TV today is OLED, best in class iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Xiaomi are all OLED and most innovation in display technology is headed to OLED. The OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display stack is made up of thin layers of organic materials. One of these layers, and perhaps the most important one, is the emitter – which actually converts electricity into visible light. This emitter and the rest of the organic materials together form a sub-pixel, the basic building block of an OLED display.

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WHAT WE DO

We are a technology company that develops the next-generation OLED emitting materials – chemical compounds that form the fundamental basis of OLED displays. They are used in televisions, smartphones, mobile devices and many other consumer devices.

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MARKET

We create chemical compounds for products of the future

We design and manufacture OLED emitters – chemical compounds that emit light when exposed to electricity. This is a key part of any OLED display responsible for its color, contrast and durability.

54 billion

The Global OLED Market size was estimated at USD 48.39 billion in 2022, is expected to reach USD 54.63 billion in 2023, and projected to grow at a CAGR of 13.83% reach USD 136.49 billion by 2030 Source

14.6 percent

OLED market CAGR Source

118.3 billion

The global lighting market size was $118.33 billion in 2019 & is projected to reach $163.72 billion by 2027, exhibiting a CAGR of 4.3% during forecast period. Source

148.4 billion

The global display market size was valued at USD 148.4 billion in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 177.1 billion by 2026. It is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.6% Source

100 kg

Noctiluca has the capacity to manufacture up to 100 kg of high-performance materials yearly

Pelagia noctiluca is one of the most fascinating marine organisms due to its bioluminescence ability

An ability to produce and emit light by a living organism. In Latin nocti is the combining form of nox “night” and lux means “light”.As a market challenger, we see ourselves in this tiny sea creature, providing light from organic compounds for the photonics industry. Since emissive layers are the heart of every OLED, therefore we chose the heart of pelagia noctiluca to be our brand symbol.

Knowledge zone

One of the foundations of our mission is to educate and inform our investors and associates

Why investing in photonics is the future?

In the world of innovators there are a few words that define the future. One of them is certainly photonics. Its applications are wide and can make every industry more competitive

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Noctiluca diversifies its business portfolio | Business update

Noctiluca, the technology company listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, is renowned for its expertise in proprietary emitters for next-generation OLED displays. Recently the company has expanded its business to encompass chemical Contract Research Organization (cCRO) services, sublimation and a broader range of chemical materials. Noctiluca already has customers in these areas.

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Jablonski Diagram

The Jablonski Diagram, conceptualized in 1933, is more than a schematic—it’s a comprehensive framework for visualizing molecular behavior under photo-excitation. This diagram is invaluable for OLED material manufacturers as it intricately maps the energy levels of molecules, both electronic and vibrational, in response to light.

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Unraveling the mystery of excitons

In the expansive world of modern optoelectronics, excitons stand as a cornerstone concept. Conceived as bound states formed by an electron and an electron hole, excitons are quintessential in the study of light and matter interaction, especially in the realm of OLED technology. As electrically neutral quasiparticles, they exist in various condensed matter forms, ranging […]

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