Replies to post #37623 on Quantum Materials Corp. (fka QTMM)

[Jamis1]

Agreed! It's a different finance game when sales start rolling in and these reactors start getting located throughout the globe at or near the display manufacturer sites. We'll just have to sit back and see what happens as the dynamics change and things unfold. At that point, it's all gravy to us!! $$$$$$ ;)

[Jamis1]

Because I love speculation, why is the last PR worded as such? Why say the reactor "fits in the lab" instead of "will fit in the lab" or "will be located at the lab?" Then the next sentence boast their ability to locate the reactor at or near the customer's production site. I would love a concrete PR telling us exactly what they are doing. Is it going to be in the San Marcos lab or is it going to be elsewhere? All they said is that it would fit in the wet lab in San Marcos.

The new continuous-flow process equipment will increase production capacity by 2,000 kilograms (2 metric tons) and fits within a wet lab at its headquarters in San Marcos, Texas. Quantum Materials’ patented continuous flow process does not require the massive and costly factory construction used by competitors to scale production and also allows the company to locate production facilities at or near large-scale customers’ production sites, simplifying their supply chain management and eliminating the logistical challenges of shipping sensitive materials across borders.

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data
/1403570/000101376215000384/f8k042215_quantum.htm