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WSP Holdings Ltd.
Last year there was a going private transaction for $3.20
52 week 0.0040 - 2.81
Wshly.pk : 0.0062
04/07/15 somebody bought 199.000 shares at 0.027, today you can buy them for only 0.0079??
Shares Outstanding: 20.44M
Float: 3.96M
shareholders:
CEO Longhua Piao holds a (majority) 50.9% of the O/S, or 10.4 million shares.
UMW Holdings maintains a 4.6 million share position in wshly, which is 22.5% of the O/S. Their cost basis is approximately $7 per share.
VeriTeQ Corp. (VTEQ) : 0.0001
Time for a strong recovery:
2015/05/22 0.00030
2015/05/15 0.00060
2015/05/12 0.0014
Outstanding at May 15, 2015 : 1,778,936,357 shares
Waiting for news:
In February of 2015, we entered into a non-binding letter of intent with EL for a proposed transaction, under which EL would pay us an up-front license fee of $1.75 million to secure a royalty stream from future sales of our Q Inside Safety Technology products to breast implant manufacturers other than EL. EL would also receive a 24 month option to purchase the technology and other assets related to the breast implant business for $10 million, less the amount of the up-front license fee.
Although the time period contemplated by the non-binding letter of intent has lapsed, we believe that EL continues to be interested in the proposed transaction and is continuing its efforts to close a predicate funding transaction in order to consummate the transaction with us. We will evaluate the desirability of doing so if and when EL re-presents the offer to us.
About VeriTeQ
VeriTeQ develops innovative, proprietary RFID technologies for implantable medical device identification, and dosimeter technologies for use in radiation therapy treatment. VeriTeQ offers the world's first FDA cleared RFID microtransponder technology that can be used to identify implantable medical devices, in vivo, on demand, at the point of care. VeriTeQ's dosimeters provide patient safety mechanisms while measuring and recording the dose of radiation delivered to a patient in real time. For more information on VeriTeQ, please visit www.veriteqcorp.com.
http://veriteqcorp.com/blog?category=Press Release
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=114091618
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingPdf?FilingID=10698683
VeriTeQ Corp. (VTEQ) : 0.0001
Time for a strong recovery:
2015/05/22 0.00030
2015/05/15 0.00060
2015/05/12 0.0014
Outstanding at May 15, 2015 : 1,778,936,357 shares
Waiting for news:
In February of 2015, we entered into a non-binding letter of intent with EL for a proposed transaction, under which EL would pay us an up-front license fee of $1.75 million to secure a royalty stream from future sales of our Q Inside Safety Technology products to breast implant manufacturers other than EL. EL would also receive a 24 month option to purchase the technology and other assets related to the breast implant business for $10 million, less the amount of the up-front license fee.
Although the time period contemplated by the non-binding letter of intent has lapsed, we believe that EL continues to be interested in the proposed transaction and is continuing its efforts to close a predicate funding transaction in order to consummate the transaction with us. We will evaluate the desirability of doing so if and when EL re-presents the offer to us.
About VeriTeQ
VeriTeQ develops innovative, proprietary RFID technologies for implantable medical device identification, and dosimeter technologies for use in radiation therapy treatment. VeriTeQ offers the world's first FDA cleared RFID microtransponder technology that can be used to identify implantable medical devices, in vivo, on demand, at the point of care. VeriTeQ's dosimeters provide patient safety mechanisms while measuring and recording the dose of radiation delivered to a patient in real time. For more information on VeriTeQ, please visit www.veriteqcorp.com.
http://veriteqcorp.com/blog?category=Press Release
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=114091618
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingPdf?FilingID=10698683
VeriTeQ Corp. (VTEQ) : 0.0001
Time for a strong recovery:
2015/05/22 0.00030
2015/05/15 0.00060
2015/05/12 0.0014
Outstanding at May 15, 2015 : 1,778,936,357 shares
Waiting for news:
In February of 2015, we entered into a non-binding letter of intent with EL for a proposed transaction, under which EL would pay us an up-front license fee of $1.75 million to secure a royalty stream from future sales of our Q Inside Safety Technology products to breast implant manufacturers other than EL. EL would also receive a 24 month option to purchase the technology and other assets related to the breast implant business for $10 million, less the amount of the up-front license fee.
Although the time period contemplated by the non-binding letter of intent has lapsed, we believe that EL continues to be interested in the proposed transaction and is continuing its efforts to close a predicate funding transaction in order to consummate the transaction with us. We will evaluate the desirability of doing so if and when EL re-presents the offer to us.
About VeriTeQ
VeriTeQ develops innovative, proprietary RFID technologies for implantable medical device identification, and dosimeter technologies for use in radiation therapy treatment. VeriTeQ offers the world's first FDA cleared RFID microtransponder technology that can be used to identify implantable medical devices, in vivo, on demand, at the point of care. VeriTeQ's dosimeters provide patient safety mechanisms while measuring and recording the dose of radiation delivered to a patient in real time. For more information on VeriTeQ, please visit www.veriteqcorp.com.
http://veriteqcorp.com/blog?category=Press Release
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=114091618
VeriTeQ Corp. (VTEQ) : 0.0001
Time for a strong recovery:
2015/05/22 0.00030
2015/05/15 0.00060
2015/05/12 0.0014
Outstanding at May 15, 2015 : 1,778,936,357 shares
Waiting for news:
In February of 2015, we entered into a non-binding letter of intent with EL for a proposed transaction, under which EL would pay us an up-front license fee of $1.75 million to secure a royalty stream from future sales of our Q Inside Safety Technology products to breast implant manufacturers other than EL. EL would also receive a 24 month option to purchase the technology and other assets related to the breast implant business for $10 million, less the amount of the up-front license fee.
Although the time period contemplated by the non-binding letter of intent has lapsed, we believe that EL continues to be interested in the proposed transaction and is continuing its efforts to close a predicate funding transaction in order to consummate the transaction with us. We will evaluate the desirability of doing so if and when EL re-presents the offer to us.
About VeriTeQ
VeriTeQ develops innovative, proprietary RFID technologies for implantable medical device identification, and dosimeter technologies for use in radiation therapy treatment. VeriTeQ offers the world's first FDA cleared RFID microtransponder technology that can be used to identify implantable medical devices, in vivo, on demand, at the point of care. VeriTeQ's dosimeters provide patient safety mechanisms while measuring and recording the dose of radiation delivered to a patient in real time. For more information on VeriTeQ, please visit www.veriteqcorp.com.
http://veriteqcorp.com/blog?category=Press Release
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=114091618
Great news AH:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/unipixel-appoints-christine-russell-cfo-200100742.html
Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 3.10 Up 0.05(1.64%)
52wk Range: 2.76 - 9.30
2 year Range: 2.76 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
Great news AH:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/unipixel-appoints-christine-russell-cfo-200100742.html
Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 3.10 Up 0.05(1.64%)
52wk Range: 2.76 - 9.30
2 year Range: 2.76 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
WSP Holdings Ltd.
Last year there was a going private transaction for $3.20
52 week 0.0040 - 2.81
Wshly.pk : 0.0080
04/07/15 somebody bought 199.000 shares at 0.027, today you can buy them for only 0.0079??
Shares Outstanding: 20.44M
Float: 3.96M
shareholders:
CEO Longhua Piao holds a (majority) 50.9% of the O/S, or 10.4 million shares.
UMW Holdings maintains a 4.6 million share position in wshly, which is 22.5% of the O/S. Their cost basis is approximately $7 per share.
WSP Holdings Ltd.
Last year there was a going private transaction for $3.20
52 week 0.0040 - 2.81
Wshly.pk : 0.0080
04/07/15 somebody bought 199.000 shares at 0.027, today you can buy them for only 0.0079??
Shares Outstanding: 20.44M
Float: 3.96M
shareholders:
CEO Longhua Piao holds a (majority) 50.9% of the O/S, or 10.4 million shares.
UMW Holdings maintains a 4.6 million share position in wshly, which is 22.5% of the O/S. Their cost basis is approximately $7 per share.
Quiksilver Inc. (ZQK) NYSE 1.41
52wk Range: 1.40 - 6.89
Shares Outstanding: 171.37M
Float: 126.09M
Quiksilver, Inc. designs, develops, and distributes branded apparel, footwear, accessories, and related products primarily for men, women, and children. The company provides its products for various activities, including casual and outdoor lifestyle associated with surfing, skateboarding, snowboarding, BMX and motocross, rally car, and other activities. It offers its products primarily under the Quiksilver, DC, and Roxy brands through a range of distribution channels, including wholesale accounts, such as surf shops, skate shops, snow shops, sporting goods stores, discount centers, specialty stores, online retailers, and select department stores; 935 owned or licensed company retail stores; and e-commerce Websites. The company primarily operates in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the United Kingdom, Russia, South Africa, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Taiwan, China, and Indonesia, as well as North, South, and Central America. Quiksilver, Inc. was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in Huntington Beach, California.
Quiksilver Inc. (ZQK) NYSE 1.41
52wk Range: 1.40 - 6.89
Shares Outstanding: 171.37M
Float: 126.09M
Quiksilver, Inc. designs, develops, and distributes branded apparel, footwear, accessories, and related products primarily for men, women, and children. The company provides its products for various activities, including casual and outdoor lifestyle associated with surfing, skateboarding, snowboarding, BMX and motocross, rally car, and other activities. It offers its products primarily under the Quiksilver, DC, and Roxy brands through a range of distribution channels, including wholesale accounts, such as surf shops, skate shops, snow shops, sporting goods stores, discount centers, specialty stores, online retailers, and select department stores; 935 owned or licensed company retail stores; and e-commerce Websites. The company primarily operates in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the United Kingdom, Russia, South Africa, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Taiwan, China, and Indonesia, as well as North, South, and Central America. Quiksilver, Inc. was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in Huntington Beach, California.
UNXL 3,13 + 1,29%
52wk Range: 2.76 - 9.30
2 year Range: 2.76 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
UNXL 3,13 + 1,29%
52wk Range: 2.76 - 9.30
2 year Range: 2.76 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 3.09
52wk Range: 2.76 - 9.30
2 year Range: 2.76 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 3.09
52wk Range: 2.76 - 9.30
2 year Range: 2.76 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
3.50 today??
Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 3.13 +0.32 +11.39%
52wk Range: 2.76 - 9.30
2 year Range: 2.76 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
3.50 today??
Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 3.13 +0.32 +11.39%
52wk Range: 2.76 - 9.30
2 year Range: 2.76 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
GFI: 3,52 (-1,68%)
Gold Fields Limited operates as a gold mining company. The company engages in the exploration, extraction, processing, and smelting of gold and copper properties. It holds interests in eight operating mines in South Africa, Ghana, Australia, and Peru. The company has total gold mineral reserves of approximately 48.1 million ounces and mineral resources of approximately 108.3 million ounces. Gold Fields Limited was founded in 1887 and is based in Sandton, South Africa.
GFI: 3,52 (-1,68%)
Gold Fields Limited operates as a gold mining company. The company engages in the exploration, extraction, processing, and smelting of gold and copper properties. It holds interests in eight operating mines in South Africa, Ghana, Australia, and Peru. The company has total gold mineral reserves of approximately 48.1 million ounces and mineral resources of approximately 108.3 million ounces. Gold Fields Limited was founded in 1887 and is based in Sandton, South Africa.
Here we go !!
Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 3.23 +0.42 +14.94%
52wk Range: 2.76 - 9.30
2 year Range: 2.76 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
Quiksilver Inc. (ZQK) NYSE 1.52
52wk Range: 1.40 - 6.89
Shares Outstanding: 171.37M
Float: 126.09M
Quiksilver, Inc. designs, develops, and distributes branded apparel, footwear, accessories, and related products primarily for men, women, and children. The company provides its products for various activities, including casual and outdoor lifestyle associated with surfing, skateboarding, snowboarding, BMX and motocross, rally car, and other activities. It offers its products primarily under the Quiksilver, DC, and Roxy brands through a range of distribution channels, including wholesale accounts, such as surf shops, skate shops, snow shops, sporting goods stores, discount centers, specialty stores, online retailers, and select department stores; 935 owned or licensed company retail stores; and e-commerce Websites. The company primarily operates in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the United Kingdom, Russia, South Africa, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Taiwan, China, and Indonesia, as well as North, South, and Central America. Quiksilver, Inc. was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in Huntington Beach, California.
Quiksilver Inc. (ZQK) NYSE 1.52
52wk Range: 1.40 - 6.89
Shares Outstanding: 171.37M
Float: 126.09M
Quiksilver, Inc. designs, develops, and distributes branded apparel, footwear, accessories, and related products primarily for men, women, and children. The company provides its products for various activities, including casual and outdoor lifestyle associated with surfing, skateboarding, snowboarding, BMX and motocross, rally car, and other activities. It offers its products primarily under the Quiksilver, DC, and Roxy brands through a range of distribution channels, including wholesale accounts, such as surf shops, skate shops, snow shops, sporting goods stores, discount centers, specialty stores, online retailers, and select department stores; 935 owned or licensed company retail stores; and e-commerce Websites. The company primarily operates in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the United Kingdom, Russia, South Africa, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Taiwan, China, and Indonesia, as well as North, South, and Central America. Quiksilver, Inc. was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in Huntington Beach, California.
WSP Holdings Ltd.
Last year there was a going private transaction for $3.20
52 week 0.0040 - 2.81
Wshly.pk : 0,0060
04/07/15 somebody bought 199.000 shares at 0.027, today you can buy them for only 0.0080??
Shares Outstanding: 20.44M
Float: 3.96M
shareholders:
CEO Longhua Piao holds a (majority) 50.9% of the O/S, or 10.4 million shares.
UMW Holdings maintains a 4.6 million share position in wshly, which is 22.5% of the O/S. Their cost basis is approximately $7 per share.
WSP Holdings Ltd.
Last year there was a going private transaction for $3.20
52 week 0.0040 - 2.81
Wshly.pk : 0,0060
04/07/15 somebody bought 199.000 shares at 0.027, today you can buy them for only 0.0080??
Shares Outstanding: 20.44M
Float: 3.96M
shareholders:
CEO Longhua Piao holds a (majority) 50.9% of the O/S, or 10.4 million shares.
UMW Holdings maintains a 4.6 million share position in wshly, which is 22.5% of the O/S. Their cost basis is approximately $7 per share.
Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 3.13 +0.32 +11.39%
52wk Range: 2.76 - 9.30
2 year Range: 2.76 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 3.13 +0.32 +11.39%
52wk Range: 2.76 - 9.30
2 year Range: 2.76 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 2.83 Down 0.20(6.60%)
52wk Range: 2.90 - 9.30
2 year Range: 2.90 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 2.83 Down 0.20(6.60%)
52wk Range: 2.90 - 9.30
2 year Range: 2.90 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
Performant Financial Corporation (PFMT) 3.04 +0.06
52wk Range: 2.64 - 10.97
Shares Outstanding: 49.37M
Float: 32.85M
Performant Financial Corporation provides technology-enabled recovery and related analytics services in the United States. Its services help identify and recover delinquent or defaulted assets and improper payments for government and private clients in various markets. The company offers recovery services primarily to the government-supported student loan industry, including the Department of Education and various guaranty agencies, as well as private financial institutions; and audit and recovery services to identify improper healthcare payments for public and private healthcare markets. It also provides tax recovery services to state and municipal agencies, as well as financial institutions; and risk management advisory services that enable clients to proactively manage loan portfolios and reduce the incidence of defaulted loan assets over time. The company was formerly known as DCS Holdings, Inc. and changed its name to Performant Financial Corporation in 2005. Performant Financial Corporation was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in Livermore, California.
Performant Financial Corporation (PFMT) 3.04 +0.06
52wk Range: 2.64 - 10.97
Shares Outstanding: 49.37M
Float: 32.85M
Performant Financial Corporation provides technology-enabled recovery and related analytics services in the United States. Its services help identify and recover delinquent or defaulted assets and improper payments for government and private clients in various markets. The company offers recovery services primarily to the government-supported student loan industry, including the Department of Education and various guaranty agencies, as well as private financial institutions; and audit and recovery services to identify improper healthcare payments for public and private healthcare markets. It also provides tax recovery services to state and municipal agencies, as well as financial institutions; and risk management advisory services that enable clients to proactively manage loan portfolios and reduce the incidence of defaulted loan assets over time. The company was formerly known as DCS Holdings, Inc. and changed its name to Performant Financial Corporation in 2005. Performant Financial Corporation was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in Livermore, California.
All time low !!
Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 2,98 (-10,78%)
52wk Range: 3.23 - 9.30
2 year Range: 3.23 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
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Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 2,98 (-10,78%)
52wk Range: 3.23 - 9.30
2 year Range: 3.23 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
GFI: 3,64 (-4,71%)
Gold Fields Limited operates as a gold mining company. The company engages in the exploration, extraction, processing, and smelting of gold and copper properties. It holds interests in eight operating mines in South Africa, Ghana, Australia, and Peru. The company has total gold mineral reserves of approximately 48.1 million ounces and mineral resources of approximately 108.3 million ounces. Gold Fields Limited was founded in 1887 and is based in Sandton, South Africa.
GFI: 3,64 (-4,71%)
Gold Fields Limited operates as a gold mining company. The company engages in the exploration, extraction, processing, and smelting of gold and copper properties. It holds interests in eight operating mines in South Africa, Ghana, Australia, and Peru. The company has total gold mineral reserves of approximately 48.1 million ounces and mineral resources of approximately 108.3 million ounces. Gold Fields Limited was founded in 1887 and is based in Sandton, South Africa.
Uni-Pixel, Inc. (UNXL)-NasdaqCM 3,15 -0,19 (-5,69%)
52wk Range: 3.23 - 9.30
2 year Range: 3.23 - 37.44
Shares Outstanding: 12.47M
Float: 11.90M
Uni-Pixel, Inc., a pre-production stage company, engages in developing performance engineered film (PEF) products for the display, touch screen, and flexible electronics market segments in the United States. The company develops transparent conductive and flexible electronic films under the Copperhead brand; touch screen films under the brand InTouch, as sub-components of a touch sensor module; and hard coat resin and optical films under the Diamond Guard brand. It focuses on serving OEMs. Uni-Pixel, Inc. is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
Total Cash (mrq): 23.66M
Total Cash Per Share (mrq): 1.92
Total Debt (mrq): 0.00
We expect operating expenses to total less than $4 million per quarter by the fourth quarter and to exit the year with gross margins greater than 20%. We anticipate further gross margin improvements in the first half of 2016, leading to profitability for the full year."
XSense Update As announced in late April, UniPixel acquired the assets and operations of Atmel Corporation's XSense touch sensors group. XSense's roll-to-roll, photolithographic manufacturing process of touch sensors has several performance advantages over other touch sensor technologies.
One advantage is superior touch sensor mesh capability. The XSense photolithographic manufacturing process achieves less than four-micron mesh grid lines and allows unique patented mesh pattern designs other than the traditional diamond pattern. The XSense technology virtually eliminates pattern visibility and moiré issues on super-high resolution displays. XSense's unique sensor design also improves touch performance that allows the use of a passive stylus and eliminates Ghost Touch artifacts on less than 0.4 millimeter thick cover glass. The result is a competitive performance advantage over other metal mesh technology.
Another advantage of XSense technology is the signal line routing and pitch between signal lines. This allows for device bezel width less than 2 millimeters.
The performance advantages of XSense allow UniPixel to immediately address the mobile phone market and the entire tablet market, which represent the largest segments of the touch market.
"Although Atmel was successful in marketing XSense's technology advantages, we believe that high manufacturing costs related to catalytic coated film supplied by a third party prevented competitive pricing," noted Hawthorne. "We are currently transferring the existing third party catalytic coated film process to the XSense Colorado Springs facility to bring the supplier's catalytic coating film production process in-house. We expect to complete this modification within six months, and for it to significantly lower production costs and increase manufacturing capacity by the fourth quarter. The current manufacturing capacity at the Colorado Springs XSense facility is capable of supporting forecasted production requirements through early 2016.
"We will then work to further lower the production costs of XSense through the application and integration of UniPixel's existing manufacturing and material science technology, leveraging our development work and investment over the past few years. This includes electroless plating process improvements and changes to the catalytic film coating, both of which are expected to increase throughput and overall factory capacity."
UniPixel also plans to apply its Diamond Guard hard coat technology to the XSense manufacturing process, which is expected to reduce materials costs by decreasing the need for protective film liners in the manufacturing and shipping process.
Diamond Guard Update UniPixel continues to advance towards commercialization of its Diamond Guard hard-coat resin solutions. The company is working with two film coating companies to market the coated film. As a PET film coating solution, Diamond Guard can be applied to numerous types of flat surfaces, while three-dimensional surfaces, such as mobile phone cases, lenses and key pads, can be coated using a spray process.
Performant Financial Corporation (PFMT) 2,88 (+7,06%)
52wk Range: 2.64 - 10.97
Shares Outstanding: 49.37M
Float: 32.85M
Performant Financial Corporation provides technology-enabled recovery and related analytics services in the United States. Its services help identify and recover delinquent or defaulted assets and improper payments for government and private clients in various markets. The company offers recovery services primarily to the government-supported student loan industry, including the Department of Education and various guaranty agencies, as well as private financial institutions; and audit and recovery services to identify improper healthcare payments for public and private healthcare markets. It also provides tax recovery services to state and municipal agencies, as well as financial institutions; and risk management advisory services that enable clients to proactively manage loan portfolios and reduce the incidence of defaulted loan assets over time. The company was formerly known as DCS Holdings, Inc. and changed its name to Performant Financial Corporation in 2005. Performant Financial Corporation was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in Livermore, California.
Performant Financial Corporation (PFMT) 2,88 (+7,06%)
52wk Range: 2.64 - 10.97
Shares Outstanding: 49.37M
Float: 32.85M
Performant Financial Corporation provides technology-enabled recovery and related analytics services in the United States. Its services help identify and recover delinquent or defaulted assets and improper payments for government and private clients in various markets. The company offers recovery services primarily to the government-supported student loan industry, including the Department of Education and various guaranty agencies, as well as private financial institutions; and audit and recovery services to identify improper healthcare payments for public and private healthcare markets. It also provides tax recovery services to state and municipal agencies, as well as financial institutions; and risk management advisory services that enable clients to proactively manage loan portfolios and reduce the incidence of defaulted loan assets over time. The company was formerly known as DCS Holdings, Inc. and changed its name to Performant Financial Corporation in 2005. Performant Financial Corporation was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in Livermore, California.
Quiksilver Inc. (ZQK) NYSE 1.64
52wk Range: 1.40 - 6.89
Shares Outstanding: 171.37M
Float: 126.09M
Quiksilver, Inc. designs, develops, and distributes branded apparel, footwear, accessories, and related products primarily for men, women, and children. The company provides its products for various activities, including casual and outdoor lifestyle associated with surfing, skateboarding, snowboarding, BMX and motocross, rally car, and other activities. It offers its products primarily under the Quiksilver, DC, and Roxy brands through a range of distribution channels, including wholesale accounts, such as surf shops, skate shops, snow shops, sporting goods stores, discount centers, specialty stores, online retailers, and select department stores; 935 owned or licensed company retail stores; and e-commerce Websites. The company primarily operates in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the United Kingdom, Russia, South Africa, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Taiwan, China, and Indonesia, as well as North, South, and Central America. Quiksilver, Inc. was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in Huntington Beach, California.