Replies to post #71874 on Quantum Materials Corp. (fka QTMM)

[SV Solar Surge]

Speaking of your final Point #9 Puravida19, can anyone speak too Solar_Express post#56190 in which GTG and Quantum Materials Asia (QMA) were to further expand our QD LOB? Thank you for the awesome awareness as always!

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=128890738

http://qmcdots.com/press/press62.php

Quantum Materials Asia (QMA)
http://www.qmcdots.com/ShareholderLetter.pdf

HONG KONG , Jan. 30, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Guanghui Technology Group (GTG) and Quantum Materials Asia Co., Ltd. , (QMA), a joint venture of GTG and Quantum Materials Corp (OTCQB:QTMM), today reported an investment by the China Government Guidance Fund of 150 Million RMB ( $21.8 million ) in GTG and QMA. Quantum Materials Asia was originally established in Hong Kong in September 2016 with registered initial capital investment of 100 million RMB ( US$14.4 million ).
QMA will build two Quantum Dot production line and application development centers in the Beijing and Changde Special Economic Development Zones. The advantages to QMA of siting the facilities in these locations beyond proximity to clients includes a full refund of the land purchase cost upon facility completion as well as a five year state tax exemption.
Both facilities will utilize Quantum Materials Corp’s proprietary high-volume continuous-flow quantum dot manufacturing technology to produce heavy metal-free quantum dots in consistent and scalable volumes. Embedding quantum dot production regionally will allow QMA to customize QD characteristics and optimize manufacturing efficiencies and supply chain logistics to meet the needs of major display component manufacturers in the region. Construction on both facilities will start in the third quarter of 2017.
“We are pleased to report that we have secured the funds necessary to move forward with building both QMA production facilities,” said GTG CEO and President Mr. Xiao Liu . “Upon completion we expect rapid growth of QMA as we bring production online to meet both current demand for quantum dots from display manufacturers as well as demand in emerging applications such as solar power generation.”
“We applaud both the Chinese Government Guidance Fund and GTG for bringing forward this timely investment to secure the land and resources required to build out both application development and quantum dot production facilities,” said QMA President and Quantum Materials Corp Chairman and CEO Stephen A. Squires . “The Beijing and Changde Special Economic Development Zones are prime locations in which to work closely with regional manufacturers and also offer significant economic benefits to our growing presence in Asia.”ABOUT QUANTUM MATERIALS ASIA CO., LTD. (QMA)QMA is a joint venture formed in Hong Kong in September 2016 by North American quantum dot manufacturer Quantum Materials Corp and Hong Kong -based Guanghui Technology Group (“GTG”) to leverage GTG’s management and investment expertise and Quantum Materials’ proprietary high-volume continuous flow quantum dot manufacturing technology to supply Asian display manufacturers with a regionally-based high quality source for advanced quantum dot and nano-materials.

$QTMM




SURGE

[SV Solar Surge]

So then, QTMM and co. have the best, will have a monopoly & pass GO a Quintillion times...LoL.

Just kidding, but after marinating on your comments I would like to ask you a couple follow up questions to your post.

Do you think that $QTMM technologies at some point might end up being exclusive to India?

and

Could you expand on what India's Make in India policy and Global OEMs being locked out implies?

Thank you.





SURGE

[Solar_Express]

Now in Stickies and I-Box :)

[Ecomike]

A little birdie asked me to sticky that post!!!

I agree with you but see it a little differently ??.

Victory over the MM Empire will come from executing the licensing and royalties business plan over and over just like in Assam, India.

The Assam deal took 2-3 years but Squires said he is working on others like Displays. For the last 10 years until the Assam deal, QMC was unproven. Now the tide has turned and the time has come that the OEMs are under pressure because

1. The global OEMs could be locked out of India, the world's second biggest market with the fastest growing middle class.

2. Qamronics can expand easily by buying more large scale reactors

3. Assam is now building an Electronics Manufacturing Cluster, 120000sqft in size, fully funded for QDLED, QDSC, QD Displays and a myriad of other products using the 4 universities in Assam for all R&D.

4. India's Make in India policy excludes foreign made products. See #1.

5. Competitors don't have a 91percent REC 2020 QD, best in the world, IMO.

6. Competitors don't have automated continuous flow mass production to make 4 metric tons QD per year from only one wet lab size reactor. See #2.

7.OEMs have built Fabs in India and want to build more because of Make in India, but how will they get Quantum Dots into India? Can't import them. And who wants to make an inferior product?

8.OEMs wanting to do QD Products business in India have to do business with Qamronics.

9. So, final point, if you accept the sublicense and royalties deal with Qamronics in India, why would you not do the same for the rest of the world?