OK.. So here are some statements from the CEO of N
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Posted On: 08/18/2016 12:15:17 AM
OK.. So here are some statements from the CEO of Nanoco and you be the judge if his comments hold weight and ask ourselves would we like a partner like this or Nitto Denko because frankly QMC is striving to do better than a deal like this which I believe they could have if they wanted a rushed product. We saw what a rushed Nanoco /LG tv did 2 years ago at CES ( it got panned)
Here is their CEOs statements and I'll underline a statement which is quite frankly questionable when you look at the data I'll attach on Wah Hong
"And Taiwan-based Wah Hong, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of optical films and sheets for displays with large operational footprint across China, Taiwan and Southeast Asia, will process our cadmium-free quantum dot resin and market to its customer base.
http://mobile.reuters.com/finance/stocks/over...l=8240.TWO
And now what a real world leading manufacturer of optical film really looks like
http://mobile.reuters.com/finance/stocks/over...bol=6988.T
Nittos R &D spending almost equals Way Hongs total revenues.. People this is why this is worth the wait .I've been told it is much more difficult than one thinks to make a great Cad free product and that the others are struggling to do so.QDVision is struggling and are stuck in Cadmium mode.. Nanosys is trying to transition from Cadmium and Nanoco is trying to figure out how to scale ..quite honestly the door is wide open.. If it was so easy as some Nanoco pumpers say then Dow would have scaled a year ago when they were said to be close.You can make a Russian egg in small amounts but try to do that in quantity consistently.
http://www.nitto.com/jp/en/about_us/corporate...sia/sunit/
Various films which include our unique optical specialties such as the polarizing films(NPF) are used in those products and Nitto Denko is keeping the over world's 60% share in the optical film for LCDs
Here is their CEOs statements and I'll underline a statement which is quite frankly questionable when you look at the data I'll attach on Wah Hong
"And Taiwan-based Wah Hong, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of optical films and sheets for displays with large operational footprint across China, Taiwan and Southeast Asia, will process our cadmium-free quantum dot resin and market to its customer base.
http://mobile.reuters.com/finance/stocks/over...l=8240.TWO
And now what a real world leading manufacturer of optical film really looks like
http://mobile.reuters.com/finance/stocks/over...bol=6988.T
Nittos R &D spending almost equals Way Hongs total revenues.. People this is why this is worth the wait .I've been told it is much more difficult than one thinks to make a great Cad free product and that the others are struggling to do so.QDVision is struggling and are stuck in Cadmium mode.. Nanosys is trying to transition from Cadmium and Nanoco is trying to figure out how to scale ..quite honestly the door is wide open.. If it was so easy as some Nanoco pumpers say then Dow would have scaled a year ago when they were said to be close.You can make a Russian egg in small amounts but try to do that in quantity consistently.
http://www.nitto.com/jp/en/about_us/corporate...sia/sunit/
Various films which include our unique optical specialties such as the polarizing films(NPF) are used in those products and Nitto Denko is keeping the over world's 60% share in the optical film for LCDs
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