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If all of the production equipment is simply “plug and play” and all of the Licensed Products (QDSC, QD film and QD-LED for SSL) are in the final design state and ready for production, then how is QMC going to justify charging Amtronics for 10,000 hours of services in 2019?
Maybe things are not as ready to roll as some people have been suggesting.
Nice breakdown Ted.
Missed that great observation. Their strategy in acquiring and cleaning up the balance sheet is working for the uplisting.
The "Notes" will be converted before the uplisting which looks good for the balance sheet.
Ok, however the Notes are Far from Toxic, if converted it adds shares. Also Investors need to weigh the pros & cons. Their acquisitions look to benefit their bottom line and the uplisting which include a dividend looks good. This is a (Hold)
If Note Holder turns into common (as one of the options) they do not necessarily have to sell, They can hold as the company approaches the NASDAQ.
Prepay vs Pay/Big Difference/The company still can negotiate with the note holder and come up with a settlement.
Notes can no longer be paid off. Really? Please Explain
Ok, however Apple decided not to go with Nanoco. Other conclusions exist also.
Notes/Convertibles can be paid off shares issued or renegotiated its that simple. Also Generex has been acquiring other companies and heading for the NASDAQ with a payoff for Investors.
Any stock in a gamble, oh BTW
QMC does NOT have to disclose all parameters including their design and scaled a working model. QMC has disclosed refining their QD's.
Again why would Amtronics go forward with QMC if their products, design and dots did not live up to expectation.
QMC/Amtronics is the culmination of many hundreds of hours of work by both ourselves and our partners staffs to bring to life our shared vision of developing large scale quantum dot production and associated downstream products in the solar, display and lighting sectors.
“Also, there seems to be confusion in the market based on a question that was asked on the conference call pertaining to dilution and free-trading stock. Please note the dividend will only be paid to shareholders in the float. Insiders will not be taking the dividend, as the management team has waived their rights to the dividend. As recently reported, Generex retired an old debt of $3.1 million that has been carried on the books for 9 years, with the note holder opting to receive the full payment in Generex stock at $2.81 per share; these are restricted shares that will not be unrestricted for at least 6 months and are not eligible for the dividend. Similarly, if any other note holders convert their stock, those shares will also be restricted with the same restrictions. There are no features in any of Generex’s current notes that allow for automatic conversion to free-trading stock, as any such transaction requires a legal process to remove the “restricted” legend. Generex does not have an S1 nor an S3 filed with SEC at this time, which means that no free-trading stock has been granted to date. Plus, as previously reported, I am retiring the roughly 21 million “Pool Shares” such that the effect of the dividend on dilution is significantly minimized.” Link
licensee will deduct and accrue 10% from the total amount of royalties
now completed solar cell design with commercially economic power yield levels along with fixed component QD chemistry and plan to commence production of solar cells via a continuous, rapid feed flexographic based printing process as soon as the manufacturing facility in Assam is up and running,
QMC + Amtronics == Qamronics are ready to produce end product. 2 Reactors have shipped.
QMC got 1M From India, 2 Reactors Shipped. Waiting to hear that this is'nt perfectly accurate, HELLO
Yawn Have a nice day
Yes. Do you realize the Amtronics India JV encompasses
QD production for any Assam manufacturer of any product
QDSC - the first quantum dot solar cell factory in the world. Prototype for all others.
QDLED for 93% Rec2020 displays made in India
QDLED for a myriad of Solid-State Lighting products.
Those are 3 $100 Billion/year industries!
You would rather a couple of QD Kilos to a Chinese OEM who doesn't give a damn?
QMC bought 5 Patents. From the looks of things QMC has a handle on this.
now completed solar cell design with commercially economic power yield levels along with fixed component QD chemistry and plan to commence production of solar cells via a continuous, rapid feed flexographic based printing process as soon as the manufacturing facility in Assam is up and running,”
Hi Ted good point I Believe the Bayer Patents cover this if I am not mistaken I posted that later.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=150309825
I understand, Investors may sell an OTC stock to cover a Margin Call. It is a more reasonable explanation than the Death Spiral Nonsense. LOL.
And QMC is not on a shoestring budget. Amtronics is going to help get QMC to the next level in India. Amtronics & Indian Government will help with financing to achieve the next step in production and end product.
Are you trying to thread a needle today. Geeese. As I stated before If They DID NOT have the Licensing & Development Deal with Amtronics QMC would be in trouble. However they do and Reactors have shipped things are looking up besides the share price.
“We use microflow reactors, which can achieve high rates of heat and mass transfer, resulting in a very uniform product. Therefore, very little post-processing is required,” explains Krishna Kowlgi, senior research engineer at QMC
Dr. Ghassan Jabbour Board Member
Dr. Munisamy Anandan
Really?
Quantum Materials Acquires Bayer Technology Services Quantum Dot Manufacturing and Quantum Dot Solar Cell Patents
Bayer Patent Families Expand Quantum Materials’ Advanced Material Offerings, Reinforce Intellectual Property Protection of Automated Quantum Dot Manufacturing Processes and Enhance Quantum Dot Solar Cell IP to Drive Future Development, Partnerships and Revenue
SAN MARCOS, Texas – August 20, 2014 -- Quantum Materials Corporation (OTCQB:QTMM) today announced the purchase of five diverse sets of patent families from Bayer Technology Services GmbH, the global technological backbone and major innovation driver for Bayer AG of Leverkusen, Germany.
The patents acquired provide broad intellectual property protection for advances Quantum Materials has achieved in economical high-volume quantum dot (QD) manufacturing. In addition, the Bayer patents cover volume production technology for heavy metal-free (HMF) quantum dots and nano-particles; increasing quantum yields for HMF quantum dots; and hybrid organic quantum dot solar cell (QDSC) production as well as a surface modification process for increased efficiency of high performance solar cells and printed electronics. The patent families were acquired through a cash purchase agreement and financial details will remain private.
“We acquired these patents to not only expand our technology portfolio in heavy metal-free and QDSC production, but also to protect the advances we have made to date in the volume manufacturing of nanoparticles, including quantum dots,” said Stephen Squires, Quantum Materials CEO and president. “Bayer is a research pioneer in the nanotech and QD fields and these early filings were awarded with broad claims. It will be very difficult for competitors to produce materials in volume similar to ours without breaching our patents.”
“Bayer Technology Services has been successfully working in the field of nanotechnology for more than 30 years . We are very happy that Quantum Materials is also using our patents to invest into new markets Bayer is not focusing on,” adds Dr. Guenter Bachlechner, Head of Technology Development and Senior Vice President of Bayer Technology Services GmbH.
The quantum dot-related patents extend Quantum Materials’ ability to synthesize numerous heavy metal-free organic periodic table groups in addition to its own inorganic Group II-VI composites. The company intends to incorporate each patent into its advanced production processes, including high yield InP/ZnS nanocrystals, a heavily researched QD in high demand in optoelectronics.
The solar-related patents describe the fundamental design of quantum dot solar cells and processes for optimizing quantum dots for solar and other printed electronics applications. The solar patents enhance Quantum Material’s licensed patent on printing OLED and QD solar cells and other printed electronic devices by gravure or high-speed roll-to-roll.
David Doderer, Quantum Materials VP of Research and Development, added, “The heavy metal-free organic nanomaterials expand our high performance product offerings, and the automated processes will bring down their cost so manufacturers can begin planning adoption into real products at price points that expand market penetration of quantum dot technologies significantly. Combining the solar patents with our automated volume QD production process opens the door for us to establish joint ventures for Quantum Dot Solar Cell (QDSC) pilot plants worldwide.”
http://qmcdots.com/press/press31.php
Scientists who have developed Perovskite and Cadmium Free QD for QMC for more than 10 years along with R&D for End Product are shunned by comments by people who seem to know more. That is Funny.
Its all part of the END PRODUCT DEBATE which is RAGING on this board. If QMC did'nt have a CLUE why would AMTRONICS be doing a Licensing and Development Deal?
patented, intellectual property covering screen-printing techniques for the fabrication of organic light emitting diodes.
Hague/Solterra today announced an exclusive worldwide licensing agreement with the University of Arizona for the patented, intellectual property covering screen-printing techniques for the fabrication of organic light emitting diodes.
PRINTED ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY CUTS COSTS OF LED DISPLAYS, BATTERIES, SENSORS AND CONDUCTORS
TEMPE, Ariz., July 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Hague Corp.'s (OTC Bulletin Board: HGUE - News), wholly owned subsidiary Solterra Renewable Technologies today announced an exclusive worldwide licensing agreement with the University of Arizona for the patented, intellectual property covering screen-printing techniques for the fabrication of organic light emitting diodes.
Organic light emitting diodes, known generally as LEDs, are an essential component of displays, batteries, sensors, conductors and computer memory.
Solterra's CEO Stephen Squires explained that there are essential similarities between the screen-printing techniques to fabricate LEDs and the screen printing technology that Solterra is currently optimizing to print quantum dots to make thin-film solar cells.
Using this licensing agreement to fabricate LEDs using screen printing techniques will greatly reduce the costs of LEDs, Squires explained. The high cost of producing LEDs has limited its uses; and therefore a dramatic cost reduction will greatly expand LED use, he added.
"There are useful similarities in the underlying design and manufacturing technology for quantum dot solar cells and other printed electronics applications such as batteries, sensors, conductors, lighting, logic and memory," he said.
Squires noted LED/OLED displays will likely emerge as the second most significant market for printed electronics.
"When you can leverage a single enabling technology, such as our semiconductor quantum dots, to enter two or more different, but massive, markets without straying from your core competencies, the business opportunity is very compelling," he said.
Squires said there is a frenzied pace of amazing discoveries in light-related applications. However, it was clear new work would be limited in commercial application by raw material costs. Access to high quality, affordable quantum dots emerged as the key ingredient for a number of these exciting developments. When coupled with high-throughput, inexpensive manufacturing such as screen printing, we believe wide market penetration is inevitable.
According to the IDTechEx report, Printed, Organic & Flexible Electronics Forecasts, Players & Opportunities 2009-2029, the market for printed and potentially printed electronics, including organics, inorganics and composites will rise from $1.92 billion in 2009 to $57.16 billion in 2019. The majority of the market in 2009 -- 71% -- is for electronics which are relatively mature -- conductive inks (for membrane keyboards, Printed Circuit Boards, flex connectors, membrane keyboards, sensors (e.g. disposable blood glucose sensors for those with diabetes) and Organic Light Emitting Displays (OLEDs) which are on glass substrates and not printed as yet. Source: www.idtechex.com
The University of Arizona pioneering technology makes significant improvements over prior art. Organic LED / OLED based displays now have the potential to be manufactured using very high volume, low cost roll-to-roll print processing on inexpensive substrates.
In addition to the potential to deliver a significantly lower price point, this technology can also provide, higher definition, increased viewing angles, lower power consumption and reduced response time for an enhanced picture, all in a very thin, light weight, format. These characteristics enable display technologies to flourish in environments that have previously been uneconomical or simply not viable.
The market for organic light emitting diode displays alone is estimated to exceed $4.5 billion, according to Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
Additionally, Solterra believes that the University of Arizona technology can also be applied to certain lighting applications. As global consumption of electricity in the world is increasing dramatically, energy efficiency through better electronics and lighting is key to reducing the overall burden on power production and the expected increases in greenhouse gas emissions. Solterra's thin film solar cells and high performance OLED displays, along with other emerging printed electronics innovations can be important first steps to solving these challenges.
http://www.solterrasolarcells.com/media_press_072709.php
MILESTONES – Licensor
a)Licensor is obligated to continual to improve and optimize their patented quantum dot solar cell technology and to achieve a peak solar cell conversion efficiency of 15% on or before the 18th month following execution of this agreement. If licensor does not achieve this target performance within this time frame the licensee will deduct and accrue 10% from the total amount of royalties owing until such time the target performance is achieved. Once the target is achieved the accrued royalties will be paid to licensor.
b)Licensor is obligated to timely ship production and process equipment and to insure all equipment is of the latest generation. Licensor will make all shipments expeditiously and any shipments that are delayed beyond the initial target date and effect the licensee milestone dates will automatically add 15 days to the licensee milestone dates referenced above.
Profit Taking/Margin Calls on Thurs. Today was an up day in spite of the major market plummeting.
If Man can walk on the Moon in 1969, Im sure QDSC's can an will be made with Amtrom's help. They have a stake in ths JV
We only have a few more months to wait we'll see how ALL this pans out. If QMC did not have India I would be worried.
Solar design is ready to roll we have a 3-6 Month window for products to roll off the line in India. In the meantime Amtronics is investing to make this happen.
Yes it took 10 years however people are just too jaded to see what is finally developing here.
AMTRON is doing, infrastructure, labs, equipment at no cost to QMC shareholders. MORE FACTS.
Well Stated. QMC has an inroad to India unlike anyone else. Nanosys has OEM's for Displays and probably paying Chinese Tariffs with "more than likely" little margin for revenue. FACTS MATTER.
You are questioning the path to end product. QMC has addressed this and India has backed their path.
My message is to find out facts from PR's and Filings before posting alternative information.
Have you physically visited QMC like the India entrepreneurs?