Noctiluca debuts on the Warsaw Stock Exchange’s Main Market
Noctiluca SA made its debut today on the Main Market of the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW), marking a significant milestone in the company’s growth. During a presentation, Noctiluca’s CEO, Mariusz Bosiak, and CCO, Mateusz Nowak, highlighted the company’s key achievements, promising market outlook, and substantial transformation over recent years.
What doues Noctuiluca do?
Noctiluca is a deep-tech company in the material sciences, developing advanced, proprietary chemical materials for OLED displays, specifically next-generation emitters. These materials, are important components of OLED displays, determining attributes like image quality, color saturation, brightness, and durability. The company is also developing new materials beyond emitters called high-performance materials (HPM), which enhance the functionality of OLED devices, extending their applicability beyond displays to the broader field of organic electronics.
Noctiluca cooperates or has relationships with 8 out of top 10 global display manufacturers and several smaller producers. The company is also exploring alternative OLED applications, attracting customers in lighting, document securitization, gaming hardware production, and packaging printing sectors.
-“We have been a public company since April 2022, when we debuted on the NewConnect market. Today’s debut on the Main Market of GPW symbolizes a major milestone. In 2023, we transitioned from a tech company focusing solely on developing proprietary OLED emitters to one that develops and manufactures advanced chemical compounds for future-oriented products,” said Mariusz Bosiak, CEO of Noctiluca.
Bosiak added, – „A few months ago, we announced a new strategy for further growth. By 2025, Noctiluca will evolve from solving chemical compound challenges to addressing entire device issues fulfilling its mission to bring net generation materials to the products of the future”
Plans for 2025
Looking ahead, Noctiluca aims to become a hub for OLED technology in Poland and Europe. Its strategy includes consolidating Polish and European research in chemical materials for OLEDs and expanding engineering and device physics capabilities in Poland, with an investment of $2–3 million starting in 2025.