Nanoco Share Discussion Threads

[littlealbatross2] 12/2/2018 11:44

Now what would Mickey Mouse's dog be doing with Nano shares?

[geraldus] 12/2/2018 11:39

This stock is going to Pluto.

[bagpuss67] 12/2/2018 11:20

short squeeze???

[rochdae] 12/2/2018 10:46

'note 'significant expansion'....

[rochdae] 12/2/2018 10:34

More good news can come at any moment - Dow, Merck, AUO monitors, or one of the other 15 OEM's Nano are working with. Or, indeed, another non-display production contract as announced last week.

[notimpressed] 12/2/2018 10:33

Volume fairly solid and more bot trdes showing, is this a
a portent it has finally caught the attention of the big
players.

[j777j] 12/2/2018 09:06

As markets wake up to the almost endless uses of Nano's technology,the shares will multi bag from here.

[trt] 12/2/2018 09:02

Should get over 40p soon

[roadster750] 11/2/2018 11:43

howl01, you make a very important point which highlights the incompetence and overriding self interest of Edeleman.

[andycapped] 11/2/2018 10:31

Once again Crucnh is back tooting the hooter for QMC on a Nanoco board.

[bagpuss67] 11/2/2018 08:45

LOM just bought more and another II?

When will nano give profit guidance for FY19 or a trading update?

[tbreak] 11/2/2018 08:35

Significantt customer or significant order? Two acre new site or new machine in a back shed? After the price rigging at 27p was this phrased to help shift 18p shares to PIs?

[ih_169538] 11/2/2018 05:33

You asked, so

hxxp://www.qmcdots.com/innovation/qmcexpertise.php

Quantum Materials Corp (QMC) develops and manufactures quantum dots and nanomaterials for use in display, solar energy and lighting applications through its proprietary high-volume continuous-flow production process. QMC's volume manufacturing methods enable consistent quality and scalable cost reductions to provide the foundation for technologically superior, energy efficient and environmentally sound displays, the next generation of solid-state lighting and solar photovoltaic power applications.

[rochdae] 11/2/2018 00:12

Crunch,

Those links do not refer to a commercial Qd product using continuous flow. You said they are commercially available. Please post evidence to support your claim.

[nowenterprise] 10/2/2018 23:10

The premium on Runcorn produced dots will easily cover staffing costs as scaling occurs. Even at only £20 per 1g, a 3000KG annual production equates to £60 million. Just how much are you imagining that these staff are getting paid? ;)

And for these custom nanoparticles supplying our new mystery US corporation, the price will probably be significantly higher than my example of £20, so I think you're way off mark Crunch.

[ih_169538] 10/2/2018 22:52

hxxps://www.generalkinematics.com/blog/batch-processing-vs-continuous-flow/

hxxps://www.tutor2u.net/business/r.eference/production-flow-production-method

Two of many examples.You csn search the rest yourself.QD will become a conmodity and if you cant scale your operation and reduce costs your doomed to failure.Hiring more people to scale gets costly ;)

[howl01] 10/2/2018 22:49

They did lose production staff in October - just to keep it balanced - don't want it turning into a 1 sided hysteria board like lse..... have a look through LinkedIn profiles. Not positive losing experienced production staff. Training is time-consuming and expensive.

[nowenterprise] 10/2/2018 22:33

Crunch, hasn't stopped the orders coming in for Runcorn's batch process dots though, has it. And the scale up IS happening so what is your point anyway.

Eskers on LSE just posted this:

Full list of new jobs:
- 5 x Shift production chemists

- Run Plant Specialist - Resins

- QualityControl Analyst

- Engineering Maintenance Technician


This is on top of similar recruitment of production staff in October last year.... orders must be really ramping up....!

[rochdae] 10/2/2018 22:05

Crunch,

So if continuous flow is a commercial success, please name a product sourced by that method. Facts speak volumes...

[ih_169538] 10/2/2018 22:01

Batch is NOT the only commercially viable way to make quantum dots.
Read thd difference between batch and continuous flow

://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_production

"Batch processing. This involves the processing of bulk material in batches through each step of the desired process. Processing of subsequent batches must wait until the current batch is finished. This method seems effective at first glance, but in most cases falls short of continuous flow.Apr 24, 2014"

Do your own search and you will see major chemical and drug companies incorporate contious flow instead of batch.

[nowenterprise] 10/2/2018 21:12

Crunch you ask "Why scale up at Runcorn when they went with Dow to scale ?" - different dots for different purpose, which is evident from the RNS itself.

[rochdae] 10/2/2018 20:29

crunch,

All QD displays (now many millions) are produced with a batch production method. That is the only commercially viable method. With Dow it wasn't the production method but getting the cad free Dots to the required standard.

This new deal is interesting. It's true US companies are hard-nosed and why not. If they are willing to fund capex expansion to Runcorn that can only be good news.

Nano have a platform technology that allows production of all types of nano particles. Dow only interested in display.

Taiwan panel production using nano's Qdots about to ramp up. Dow now selling commercially. But, more importantly, the Qdot industry just beginning.

[mrplay] 10/2/2018 20:27

We do need follow ups. The Dow rns for example. We never received an update. The medical company in the states no update. Merck building factory no update and now US company which we probably won’t receive another update. First commercial product on shelves first quarter of 2018. Not much time left now.

[ih_169538] 10/2/2018 18:55

hxxps://www.cnet.com/news/how-quantum-dots-supercharge-farming-medicine-and-solar-too/

Mention of Nanoco grow lights