Makes sense. But I don’t think they (Yihao)will be permitted to fulfill any government contract for Amorphology. My thinking is LQMT will collect fees off of Amorphology’s use of LQMT’s IP.
I just don’t understand the statement from LQMT that they gain a local US manufacturing source, unless LQMT has some purposeful use of Amorphology Inc.’s US manufacturing partner. Especially as you point out they don’t have a great deal of their own manufacturing capacity.
This is what happens when there is no Q. And A.
Or an investor relations person to answer the phone.
I gather from what LQMT is trying to do is to commercialize Liquidmetal. What I don’t gather is what you also point out which I believe everyone else understands they lack marketing expertise since most long term shareholders could still see without eye glasses. Why have they not contracted with a known successful marketer is beyond me.
It would be easier for them to prototype an existing ball point pen from a well known existing company. Take it to them and let them market the pen as a lifetime Liquidmetal pen. Guaranteed not to Break, fail, dent, scratch resistant etc. All the consumer would have to do is buy the refills. They could come monogrammed or mass produced for companies as well. Would save a lot in consumption of natural resources as well. After costs a nickel a pen X 10 million pens = $500,000.00.
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