Material providers can win big in the Electrode Se
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Material providers can win big in the Electrode Sensor Market
Materials Providers Can Win Big in a Growing Electrode Sensors Market
The article states -
The bigger materials prize lies in the electrode sensors market where material suppliers will garner $3 billion, or 60% of the total revenue stack, for materials like functionalized adhesives and novel sensing elements. (note - by 2022)
QD are not included except as 'other materials' in that paragraph, yet QD have many capabilities such as conductivity, non-vacuum printability by both surface deposition or by inkjet printing, and at a lower cost because of many different efficiencies, so that less material can be used for the product.
Would you buy a sensor materials company for .15 cents/share that might be part of a $3 billion (60% of total market stack) in 5 years? If QMC gains just $400 million in sales (just over 10% of that market), it will have a market value of a dollar per share! That's over a 600 percent return in 5 years! While the above is clearly speculation, it is within QMC's scope of business, to supply quantum dots at competitive prices/agreements to enterprises that have the IP and financials to develop QD into products.
That's just a byproduct or bonus for investing in QMC, as are other vertical markets with similar needs for quantum dots that they don't even realize yet.
Materials Providers Can Win Big in a Growing Electrode Sensors Market
The article states -
The bigger materials prize lies in the electrode sensors market where material suppliers will garner $3 billion, or 60% of the total revenue stack, for materials like functionalized adhesives and novel sensing elements. (note - by 2022)
QD are not included except as 'other materials' in that paragraph, yet QD have many capabilities such as conductivity, non-vacuum printability by both surface deposition or by inkjet printing, and at a lower cost because of many different efficiencies, so that less material can be used for the product.
Would you buy a sensor materials company for .15 cents/share that might be part of a $3 billion (60% of total market stack) in 5 years? If QMC gains just $400 million in sales (just over 10% of that market), it will have a market value of a dollar per share! That's over a 600 percent return in 5 years! While the above is clearly speculation, it is within QMC's scope of business, to supply quantum dots at competitive prices/agreements to enterprises that have the IP and financials to develop QD into products.
That's just a byproduct or bonus for investing in QMC, as are other vertical markets with similar needs for quantum dots that they don't even realize yet.
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