About European Medical Contract Manufacturing

EMCM develops and manufactures sterile medicinal products in GMP and ISO accredited facilities, conforming to the standards of the USFDA, EMEA and ISO for the biomaterials, pharmaceuticals and tissue engineering markets. EMCM produces a broad range of medical products offering complete custom-made service and product packages (product development, regulatory affairs, purchasing, manufacturing, final packaging, warehousing and distribution in the capacity of a contract manufacturer). EMCM also produces and sells human and animal tissues for the orthopedic, trauma, dermatological and regenerative markets. EMCM manufactures human grafts and xenografts under the flagship eTiss® and eColl® product portfolios, respectively. Controlled drug delivery and peptide delivery mechanisms embedded in the aforementioned carriers are under development.

For more information about EMCM, please contact us.

New corporate strategy bears first fruit

Leader Biomedical has furthermore unveiled its own corporate identity and website.

The new corporate identity centres on the idea of “Extending your Reach” by increasing the access of next generation healthcare solutions to global markets, with an emphasis on high-growth emerging markets. Since the announcement of our strategy last year, Leader Biomedical has already started to deliver on this promise by setting up subsidiaries in India and China and consolidating its marketing and sales operations in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Finally, it has also entered into a partnership with Dora Medikal to promote its proprietary eCOO® Technology in Turkey. All these initiatives are in line with European Medical Contract Manufacturing or EMCM’s business strategy and will help it in its mission of becoming a centre for manufacturing excellence.

“Leader Biomedical was established to be a leading provider of biomaterials and medical implants with a strong footprint in high-growth markets, like China,” said Prof. Lugee Li, Founder and sole shareholder of Leader Biomedical.

“Through hard work and dedication, we’ve been able to move quickly and I am very pleased with the progress we have made. This is however only the beginning and you can expect more exciting news in the near future,” he continues.

Ultimately, Leader Biomedical’s ambition is to develop an integrated value chain encompassing new technological innovations, Manufacturing Operations (CMO & OEM), which will be EMCM’s main focus, and product marketing.

Leader Biomedical was founded by Prof. Li following the acquisitions of EMCM and aap Joints. The new corporate identity will bring these subsidiaries – along with future acquisitions – together under a single umbrella, uniting them through a common mission and vision.

We invite you to visit our new corporate website and contact us if you have any questions.

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Sources claims Apple intends to use an "improved" version of the stainless steel currently used to produce Apple Watch products. Whether the metal will be polished like the wearable or treated produce a matte finish is unclear.

I think we see contracts from medical (CoNextions), automotive (Tesla), and CE (Apple) all before end of 2017 as only the beginning of the bolstering of our revenues and share price.

We are in for an amazing ride the 2nd half of this year. The last couple trading days are childs play compared to what is coming.

Take it from me, learn to take your profits when you can.

It's not the traders manipulating the stock price

Heyyyy, whoa! Slow down!!! That "irrational exuberance" means you're out of control. Much better to think you're holding a stock that's not going anywhere.

If those extolling "irrational exuberance" being an issue had the semblance of a clue about business, they'd understand what an incredible business mind Lugee has,

We live in an era where the pace of change is accelerating.
Eco FM always strives to play a leading role in the realization of a new paradigm and the practice of innovation at the center of the change.

We will do our best to grow as a global leader in the field of materials through the development of amorphous metal and brazing filler metal, development of new high-tech materials and environment-friendly technology based on our excellent metal sheet manufacturing technology.

Thank you.

Hidden Gem LQMT: New Apple Patent Fuels “Jackpot” Speculation
April 9, 2017 at 5:38 pm
Good evening,
My large stake of 400,000 shares of LQMT at $.21 is inspired by footprints made by this company and to where these footprints are likely to lead.  Hint: Liquidmetal new chairman and CEO, Professor Lugee Li (56), has embarked on a new venture and market that’s much bigger and profitable than the present commercial materials market his $661 million company, Dongguan Eontec now services.
The key to understanding the truly massive potential of LQMT must be gleaned by way of following the the company’s footprints.  The driving force behind Liquidmetal Technologies is Professor Lugee Li.  Essentially, Professor Li is the company, so allow me to tell you what I know about Li.
First, Professor Li spent his college years studying materials engineering, and achieved a Masters degree in the field.  He, then, began teaching at colleges and universities throughout China, more than seven, in all.
At the young age of 33-years old, Li founded Dongguan Eontec an advanced materials company listed on the Hong Kong stock market as a $661 million enterprise.  Since the founding of Dongguan Eontec in 1993, Li has sat on at least six boards of directors of companies involved in advanced materials for various commercial markets, primarily the medical devices industry.
Below, is a chart of the performance comparison between Dongguan Eontec and the S&P 500.  The orange line is the stock performance of Dongguan Eontec, and the blue line is the performance of the S&P 500.
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From the stock performance of Dongguan Eontec, I surmise that Professor Li is not only an expert on advanced materials, he’s a good businessman, as well, the latter of which is of the most importance to investors of LQMT, of course.  At last look, Dongguan Eontec is expect to earn a triple-digit increase in profits this year.
In December of last year, Li gained control of Liquidmetal with a majority stake that cost him approximately $41 million.  He raised that cash from liquidating nearly 5% of his holdings of Dongguan Eontec in July 2016.  So, it appears that the modus operandi of Professor Li is to take complete control of each of his companies within his budding empire and grow them rapidly.  
The major players in the new field of ‘liquid metal’ alloys number only three:
1) Eontech (Liquidmetal): Liquidmetal is a spin-off in 2003 from California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and holder of numerous patents in the field of liquid metal.  Essentially, Liquidmetal holds much of the legal power of this technology.  
Since the company’s inception in the 1990s, Liquidmetal has sought to commercialize these leading-edge metal alloys, but has been unsuccessful in the past for the principal reason of the high entry price for entering the market.  Liquidmetal needed big capital, and Li has now provided it and taken control of the company as part of his Dongguan Eontech business in China.
2) ENGEL, a privately-held Austrian company, founded in 1945, makes specialized manufacturing equipment for the production of advanced materials.  At $1.6 billion of annual revenue, this company is the premier maker of industrial machines in the global advanced materials market.  But ENGEL is not a direct competitor of Li’s.
3) Materion (MTRN), a publicly-traded company base in Ohio, is in the business of producing specialized materials, a US competitor of Li’s.  At a market cap of $702 million, Materion is approximately the same size as Dongguan Eontech, and is a Certified Partner of Liquidmetal’.
Since Professor Li took control of Liquidmetal in December, he hasn’t wasted time positioning the company to service awaiting makers of consumer products and medical equipment.  By March 2017, Li bought a manufacturing facility and machinery to begin production of liquid metal components.  But the mystery is: who is/will be his customers?
I’ll first begin with the possibility that Li is angling to service the medical device industry, either initially and/or as a longer-term strategy.  The number of applications in the medical devices industry for liquid metal is too numerous to address in this small space.  And needles to say, the market size is billions of dollars per year of revenue.  But I’m not convinced that Li’s fast-moving steps of taking control of Liquidmetal, buying a manufacturing facility and ushering in production machinery within a span of only three months points to a ready customer in the slow-moving medical devices industry.
Which leads me to a much more likely customer: Apple Computer (AAPL).  There’s been a lot of speculation as to Liquidmetal’ connection with Apple Computer, and for good reason.  Apple is famous for bringing leading-edge consumer products to market first, including products known for their ease of function and beautiful design.
For a good synopsis of the facts that suggest Apple is primed to incorporate liquid metal technologies into its iPhone series, read this well-written and informative article of March 31 on PatentlyApple.com, entitled, Apple Patent Describes using Liquid Metal (Metallic Glass) for the Backside of an iPhone, wherein the author restates the ‘smoking gun’ section of Apple’s application at the US Patent & Trademark Office to register a new patented design of its iPhone, which includes liquid metal as the material of the backside of the device.
The relevant text contained within Apple’s application is as follows:
In some embodiments, the metal substrate may be a metallic glass substrate.  In some embodiments, a metallic glass coating is deposited on a metallic glass substrate to form a coated metallic glass.  Pulsed radiation is applied to the coated metallic glass to form a metallic glass with altered chemical composition.
Liquid metal has always been filed in mysterious patent filings with only vague references to devices that might use the material but never a direct link to a specific product UNTIL NOW. In fact, in one very specific patent point reveals that the backside of an iPhone may be made of a metallic glass substrate with an added metallic glass coating for extra strength. Could this be what Apple will use for the iPhone 8 in order to make the glass crack proof?
Okay, Apple’s iPhone 8 (iPhone X) is anticipated by many analysts to be released no earlier than September of this year.  It’s been suggested that the iPhone 8 will feature wireless charging, have no physical buttons, and sport an all-new design.  For now, these suggestion are mere speculation, of course.  But consider the effectiveness of wireless charging technology is greatly enhanced by removing interference caused by the material used in the device being charged, the urgency to incorporate liquid metal into the iPhone becomes crystal clear to me.
After the information gleaned from Apple’s most recent patent application, the issue of the features slated for future models of the iPhone (after the iPhone 7) may now also include the composition of the backside of the iPhone.  Will the backside material of the iPhone 8 include liquid metal?  If not, the odds of the next iPhone (after the iPhone 8) featuring these new composite materials for the sake of being able to remotely charge the device soar.
Here’s my bottom line to my thinking behind LQMT.  Apple is on the cusp of incorporating liquid metal into its iPhones series.  Taking a stake in LQMT now may even be a better buy for traders than waiting to buy some shares after developments surface at Apple and/or Liquidmetal at a later time.
But one thing I know, Apple and Swatch (VTX: UHR) have licensing agreements with Liquidmetal.  Does the picture now become more clear?  Apple has aligned its ducks with Liquidmetal before any other Apple competitor can negate any competitive advantage Apple has always enjoyed in the mobile device and other markets.  
Much like a biotech stock running ahead of a scheduled FDA ruling, if traders wait too long, LQMT may become merely a good play (or bad play), not a potential ‘jackpot’ play.  I’m holding now for the distinct possibility of a jackpot play on my investment heading into the iPhone X release date, not just hoping for a base hit.  Just the speculation and hype surrounding the latest revelation that Apple plans to use liquid metal, alone, is worth the price of admission.
Trade wise and green!
Jason Bond
Disclosure: I am long 400,000 LQMT at $.21 and plan to hold for a few months heading into the iPhone X release.

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Second we are about to receive our First Two hot crucible die-cast machines leveraging technology developed by EON, these systems produce high quality Liquidmetal parts using low cost alloys and the machines can make parts that are upto 3 times larger than our cold crucible systems. They’re finding immediate interest in the many new applications that are enabled by this technology and have customer prototypes in China on identical machines. Today we offer customers China based volume die-cast production and we expect to offer U.S. based production within the 3rd quarter of this year. Our injection molding and die-cast systems are complementary addressing distinct market opportunities.

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