I said you can take buyout out of the equation but that doesn't change whats being done with strategic partners.
Let's try this again.
Zimmer Biomet partner innregards to Hip/knee
Thus Solventum could be a partner in regards to Si3N4 imbued fabrics. Commercialization with Solventum on any of the Si3N4 imbued fabrics explains to some degree why things happened the way they did with O2. You were one of those name dropping 3M back in 2020 if you remember.
Morgan Ceramics was Sintx aerospace partner back in 2016 and now Sintx is supplying a leading global aerospace supplier. Are we to believe that Morgan did that R&D work just to watch Sintx supply a different company?
During that time NP Aerospace was part of Morgan Ceramics. This armor division of Morgan is now its own company. Bray left Morgan Ceramics when NP Aerospace was spun off and lands at Sintx 6 months later where he begins setting up Sintx armor division and supply the very ceramic materials NP uses per one of their parents. This suggests that Sintx is setup to supply NP Aerospace.
On dental front, as Sintx was partnered with Zimmer Biomet in regards to femoral head, Sintx could easily have a partnership with Zimvie if Zimvie stays a dental company. Dentsply was another dental partner who wouod use Sintx Si3N4 assuming dental products move forward. This is because Sintx is setup as an OEM supplier as Zimmer intended back in 2011.
None of that requires an acquisition. Sintx is setup to me acquired though. Its not really setup to grow as a standalone entity. Meaning I dont see it ever becoming the Invibio of ceramics. In theory it could.
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?
