Replies to post #34118 on Quantum Materials Corp. (fka QTMM)

[JimmyBendrix]

I am not sure whether to laugh or cry, when there is not even a whisper about QM.

Can Nanosys, QD Vision and Nanoco meet the market demand all by themselves? And if there is a cheaper production method available (QM -v- circa $100m for DOW to go from 1,000kg to 4,800kg annual capacity) then what is wrong with QM's dots that they are not being partnered up?

Answers on a postcard please....

Is it just that QM made a late entrance with no real funding and it is still playing catch up in that respect (as Big E said)? And then why has no funding come in now at least? It is a puzzle.

I smell a rat though when not so long ago the big tv makers were claiming to the EU that market supply of industrial volumes was still light years away. Is QM the hidden gem which they have been hiding away, whilst hoping to squeeze the last drop of defunct LCD technology first? Maybe I am just dreaming but none of the PR adds up.

[Shenfein]

Nanoco Says South Korea's LG Signs Deal With Dow To Use Quantum Dots

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01/09/2015 | 02:53am US/Eastern


















LONDON (Alliance News) - Nanoco Group PLC on Friday said South Korean electronics group LG Electronics has signed a deal with The Dow Chemical Co for the supply of Nanoco's cadmium-free quantum dots for its Ultra HD TV range.


The new range of TVs from LG was launched at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week.


Nanoco did not provide any financial details on the contract.


The deal comes after shares in Nanoco dropped heavily earlier this week after Samsung Electronics unveiled new TVs at the CES event which use technology from Nanoco's rival Nanosys.


"We are delighted that LG has entered a formal partnering agreement with Dow, which has the scale and expertise to meet LG's quantum dot requirements," said Nanoco Chief Executive Officer Michael Edelman.





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