Not even Philips is able to produce such large Ceramic displays. Even if Philips is able to produce some kind of smaller Ceramic display, they need to polish or grind thier raw products. Resulting in higher costs and they will loose (expensive) products due to this grinding or polishing process. Polishing also creates the danger of micro-damage to the product ->>loosing quality. Cetek Technologies is the ONLY company in the world which is producing this kind of displays without the darn polishing or grinding.
Just think about it. Even if for example a company like Philips wishes to develop their own process -->> it would cost them millions of Euros without being able to protect thier technique because Cetek is already producing the products and selling the production-process. Therefore patenting such a production-process in the USA is impossible for a company like Philips. Cetek is in their way. Leading the way.
it might be the only one in the world that can do that now, but it won't take long for other companies to have the same technology. Let's hope Cetek is trying to get a foothold on the industry through marketing and not just making a superior product. Once they can get major companies to sign contracts, or depend upon their product, then we're talking.
Hi Pennyworld, If it is true that Cetek has more than 1 million USD in cash==> then they can theoratical make the 500 million shares buy back with the current PPS.
I think in this case however (if it's true) that Cetek might use approximately 50% from their cashposition to buy back 250 or 300 million shares. Nobody will notice this if Cetek spreads it in time (a couple of weeks or months). If the profits from Cetek are increasing simultaneous, Cetek might complete the desired buy back within months. This is just a speculation.
If this is the scenario....the PPS might catapult across the $ 0,01 frontier.