We’ve known for six-months we’re up for grabs…
“… as we develop and further patent our technology it is possible that a potential partner may pursue acquiring our technology or the Company itself.” So said Vic, April 30.
Taking Vic literally, SCHOTT is NOT a “potential” partner to own us or our tech; we partnered with them March 13 via a JDA. That’s how I interpret it, anyway.
Vic also said this in the same paragraph: “… we seek to partner with, among others, companies that make those two dimensional displays now and jointly develop the next generation of display technology.”
So what two dimensional display company, or companies, is Vic talking about and what will be their take? Your guess is good as mine.
SirVincent wants to know, in essence, what are we worth? I have no idea. I didn’t graduate from Harvard Law School or currently President of the University of Oklahoma, or invent CSpace. But I bet those cats have a pretty good idea right now and realize that the price tag of our little Company may become more valuable as plans play out.
Doubledman brought to light the fact yesterday that the SCHOTT Duryea plant was downsizing a little over a third of its optical glass production crew and moving to Mainz, Germany, blaming it on Smartphones. But the main man at the plant said “we remain confident and excited about the opportunities ahead of us utilizing innovative processes and materials that allow us to explore new and growing markets for Duryea.” Now what could that mean?
I don’t know, but the safe bet is, we, 3DIcon, will remain R&D, regardless of whether or not Hakki & Staff move to Duryea, we’re not going to manufacture a thing. We’re either going to collect upfront fees, licensing fees, and everlasting royalty fees, OR… we’re up for grabs.
For what it’s worth.
BOOMER!
