You can take Zimmer Biomet M&A with Sintx out of the picture but you cant take the fact that its a strategic partner with Sintx in regards to Hip/Knee. Because Zimmer Biomet was working with Sintx on a hip implant pertaining to the use of Sintx femoral head and the fact that Sonny was pals with former ZB CEO Dvorak, you can bet Hanson is aware of Si3N4/Si3n4 imbued fabrics and thus Solventum is. A partnership to develop any products with Solventum/3M to utilize Si3N4 imbued fabrics explains why things happened the way they did with O2...at least on the R&D front. It also explains why theres been no new developments in regards to commercializing masks as Solventum only completed its spin-off from Q1 this year.
Morgan Ceramics was a partner with Sintx in 2016 and theres no reason to believe it still isnt in regards to Aerospace products as
Since NP Aerospace was part of Morgan Ceramics at the time of Morgan Ceramics partnership with Sintx, the fact that NP Aerospace uses the very materials that Sintx Armor supplies, that Bray comes from NP Aerospace, and the fact that NP Aerospace needs a US manufacturing location, its not a leap in logic to see that Sintx was setup to supply NP Aerospace in the armor department. Thus it explains what Sintx is waiting on in regards to NP Aerospace.
Partnerships help explain some of the execution as well so no M&A with Zimmer Biomet is not required. To me it just makes the most sense for Zimmer Biomet to acquire Sintx in the end because of how Sonny is setting Sintx up to give any entity that acquires it for licensing revenue and that was Zimmers intentions 13 years ago. Now i havent seen any action that goes against this original plan. As shown with Eli and Amylin, things can change.
Could it be that there is a strategy to distract people away from looking at the basic data?
Is all this an exercise to create more and more forum verbiage to drown out any serious discussion of evidence?
