Nanoco Share Discussion Threads

[slipperysidewinder] 04/1/2017 08:01

how

In terms of the tech and commercialisation Nanoco are well behind Ssmsung. Only a fool would deny this.

[slipperysidewinder] 04/1/2017 07:59

I don't like the emphasis on the word " demonstrator " in the press release. I see no need for it whatsoever. It is self explanatory.

It makes me wonder if it is all they will ever be. It is obviously contractual with Wah Hong clients who don"t wish to commit.

[howl01] 04/1/2017 07:58

Trailing in the wake? Who has been sampling from Dow? Not the Chinese apparently.

[slipperysidewinder] 04/1/2017 07:55

Unfortunately for Nanoco it looks as though their technology is trailubg in the wake of Samsung.

hxxp://m.pulsenews.co.kr/view.php?no=5386&year=2017

[syd777] 04/1/2017 07:54

That's great news I knew Phillips would be there too.

[slipperysidewinder] 04/1/2017 07:53

Firm

Don't gorget 3 years ago I was long here snd made three purchases. I would love Nanoci to make it but I remain unonvinced.i think you mske get a rise here bwfore futher dissapointment.

[bagpuss67] 04/1/2017 07:52

Nice. Three OEMS.

[roadster750] 04/1/2017 07:49

My glass is so half full its overflowing

[techno20] 04/1/2017 07:48

Peel Hunt reiterating buy rec. this morning, target 75p.

[davemac3] 04/1/2017 07:39

Where does slippery get his inside information from? Seems like he knew about this yesterday

[mr.oz] 04/1/2017 07:34

Any thoughts on when orders, even if committed, turn into revenue?
No mention of capital requirement at this opportunity to do so
Looking better imv
Happy that they cracked Phillips too, as they were not adverse to selling Cadmium

[firminator1] 04/1/2017 07:33

Wow a positive post from John Henry !!

[john henry] 04/1/2017 07:30

With Way Hong ramping up production I would imagine orders are already committed.To be honest the CES display is always about the big 2 Samsung and LG that all the press are really interested in.However I believe their complete dominance isn't going to last many more years.Excellent news for once.

[robotface] 04/1/2017 07:17

'Demonstrator,' and at Nanoco's stand not the TV manufacturers' stands etc.

[firminator1] 04/1/2017 07:16

Thanks PC and great news. However it's the same as jan 15 pretty much with the LG demonstrator so need to be cautiously optimisitic as they say. Slippy for some one that wants to put the Great back in to Britain i would have thought deep down you want Nanoco to succeed. I know I massively do. Welcome news anyway

[perfect choice] 04/1/2017 07:08

So now we know who Wah Hong are working with right now in the RNS below, namely Hisense Electric Co Ltd ("Hisense"),TCL and TPV Philips ("TPV").

Only disappointment below is that these are demonstrator LCD televisions and only shown at the Nanoco presentation suite, not the actually OEM displays otherwise it would say that surely. Suspect OEMs waiting for new Wah Hong line so supply later in 2017, i.e. you wouldn't launch half a range with QDs.

RNS Number : 2697T

Nanoco Group PLC

04 January 2017


For immediate release 4 January 2017

NANOCO GROUP PLC

("Nanoco" or the "Company")

Nanoco Fine Color Film(TM) TVs at CES

Nanoco Group plc (LSE: NANO), a world leader in the development and manufacture of cadmium-free quantum dots and other nanomaterials, announces that three leading LCD television manufacturers are exhibiting televisions using Nanoco CFQD(R) Fine Color Film(TM) at this year's CES, the international consumer electronics show opening tomorrow in Las Vegas.

The three manufacturers, Hisense Electric Co Ltd ("Hisense"),TCL and TPV Philips ("TPV"), are all displaying large screen, ultra high definition, wide colour gamut LCD televisions at Nanoco's presentation and marketing suite at CES. The developmental televisions all use CFQD(R) Fine Color Film(TM), the cadmium-free quantum dot film produced through Nanoco's commercial relationship with Taiwan's Wah Hong Industrial Corporation ("Wah Hong"). The film incorporates cadmium-free quantum dots produced at Nanoco's Runcorn production plant.

Hisense, TCL and TPV produce tens of millions of LCD TVs each year and have a major and growing presence in international LCD television markets.

The televisions will be on display at Nanoco's marketing suite at CES from 5-8 January 2017.

Michael Edelman, Nanoco's Chief Executive Officer, said: "We are delighted that Hisense, TCL and TPV are all displaying demonstrator LCD televisions at the Nanoco presentation suite at this year's CES. These demonstrator televisions reflect the high level of interest in our CFQD(R) Fine Color Film(TM) produced with our commercial partner Wah Hong. We are very pleased with the pace of commercialisation under the agreement with Wah Hong, which was signed in July last year."

[howl01] 04/1/2017 04:30

CES seems to be having a positive effect on WH share price ....

[andycapped] 03/1/2017 17:18

If they're going for filters, then they're going to need a lot more dots.

[bagpuss67] 03/1/2017 17:17

Davros. It's not the same. Expectations are surely massively lower. The company signed up with Merck and it did nothing for the share price. Those who are left are very jaded and surely are not expecting anything major this year.

[jfacwc] 03/1/2017 17:11

DavRos.you know what they say... third time lucky!can but hope...!

[kenirogas] 03/1/2017 17:06

Might be nice if it is colour filter...wasn't the indication that those need 10x QD per TV?

[syd777] 03/1/2017 16:54

it will be Wednesday when LG,Samsung,TCL and others hold their press conferences.

[bagpuss67] 03/1/2017 16:46

The sub thread is Samsung to introduce QLED at CES...I found the discussion helpful