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It's not clear when Samsung started infringement of the patents as they began with Hansol maybe using Nanosys QD which were RoSH compliant due to the low cadmium content.

In 2017 CES Samsung announced its flagship QD TV, QLED. Despite the name, it appears that this was also LCD-based, using a proprietary back lighting technology and a new generation of quantum dots coated in an alloy to improve longevity. Nanoco had also developed and has IP rights over a similar technology. The patents sold to Samsung are becoming obsolete and without knowing in all the parameters of the settlement I believe £150m for the license an IP is a good resolution.

That is an incredibly crass remark, would you care to put yourself forward for inspection.

Paraguay drill now expected mid August. What a farce, this rig couldn't have started out fit for purpose and they must be sending a blind person to inspect it. Ship in a decent modern rig and drill ffs.

There was a discussions recently regarding Iofina re-looking at a chemical company they looked at back in 2009, it's come back on the market recently. It was the favorite back then but lost the race due to pension debt. These things often amount to nothing, but who can say we might get unexpected news. 2nd look means they are keen could be a good fit. Failure of Resolution 6 could mean SH oversight prior to formal offer.

Doesn't anyone think this is changing horses mid race.

UK-based Atome Energy has announced that it is pivoting its Paraguay project to produce calcium ammonium nitrate (CAN) instead of green ammonia. The company says that the change in focus is in response to market feedback, which has shown that there is a greater demand for CAN than for green ammonia.

CAN is a fertilizer that is used in agriculture. It is made from ammonia and carbon dioxide, and it is a more efficient way to use these two gases than to produce green ammonia. Green ammonia is made from water and renewable energy, and it is a potential fuel for transportation and other applications.

Atome says that it will still produce some green ammonia at its Paraguay project, but the majority of the output will be CAN. The company expects to begin production in 2025.

The decision by Atome to pivot its Paraguay project is a sign of the growing demand for CAN. The fertilizer market is expected to grow significantly in the coming years, and CAN is seen as a more sustainable option than traditional fertilizers.

Atome is not the only company that is moving into the CAN market. Other companies, such as Yara International and CF Industries, are also investing in CAN production. This suggests that the CAN market is poised for significant growth in the coming years.

Here are some of the benefits of using CAN instead of green ammonia:

CAN is more efficient to produce than green ammonia.

CAN is a more stable product than green ammonia.

CAN is a more cost-effective product than green ammonia.

These benefits make CAN a more attractive option for fertilizer producers and other businesses that are looking for a sustainable way to produce their products

Doesn't read like nothing if the website is to be believed, you'll need a Web translated.

40 employees and supplier to TCL among others.

http://www.polyoe.com/

FYI

https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/NANOCO-GROUP-PLC-5273194/news/Nanoco-and-POE-Sign-Licensing-and-Collaboration-Agreement-43991663/

Forget the voting numbers for the moment, but could Hamoodi having called a EGM be successful in removing the Directors without proving the actuations. I think it's technically possible as becomes a vote of no confidence.

Could end up throwing the baby out with the bathwater.

This delay isn't credible, the BOP is a critical part of the rig and supposedly they started inspecting this rig for required repairs 2 or 3 years ago. 8 weeks delay just not credible.

Trade force my learning curve was steap as well. I did the research went in with a wallet choice brought some crypto and tried moving it about and exchanging it. Just trying to use it basically. I'm not speculating on crypto just trying to understand. My final choices will depend on how I'm going to use it.
Still crashing around and spent a few quid on the learning experience.

No not unfair, but I might add that Argentina O&G is partly a political problem and has been a poor performance for PPC and the country. PL is trying to change the focus for MEN to give the returns he is after. Handing the responsibility for argentina over releases his time to run the whole group and focus on the big picture, that why it feels different this time.
Atome is still risk on to get the tech up and running, and sales demand with distribution. Paraguay and Iceland look to have all the right ingredients.
Paraguay drill looks to be a level above the last drill, certainly long in the planning and execution, if it a duster its not the only game in town thanks to PL so will be disappointing after all the money spent over ther last 10 years but not the disaster it was looking to be 4 or 5 years ago.
Lithium will require deep pockets and long lead times and possibly a technical solution to extraction without water. Plus the Argentinan political will.
Argentina's elections on the horizon.

I know we've had the motivation speech before, but could it be different this time. I hope so, Paraguay, lithium, Atome
Peter Levine, Chairman, commented :
"This represents an important and necessary step to make a re-imagined and revitalised Molecular a more relevant and investor acceptable market proposition in 2023 whilst not losing the energy focus at its heart. It is anticipated that further steps will follow through this year
"Positive progress and traction is being achieved in our alternative energy division Green House Capital, where we see a number of opportunities to invest in innovative and exciting alternative energy projects. We look forward to further progress in this division as the year progresses"

Samsung could buy this at a premium and just sit back and wait for their money to arrive next year :)
Pressure on

You should offer to write their RNS because that one today was like a wet blanket.

What if,
That could be bounced around for ever. Concider Nanoco will have agreements with chemical companies that can supply anyone. Supply chain security for ST could be to buy a licence, permutations are endless. Nanoco have the tech these companies like ST need.
https://www.imveurope.com/feature/quantum-leap-swir-imaging
Rising tide raises all ships.
https://www.imveurope.com/search/node/Quantum%20dot%20technology

It will be like any other tech driven commercial relationship hopefully a good one but ST aren't bound to use Nanoco and Nanoco will be free to supply other electronic companies. Each will gain knowledge from the work. There could be exclusive supply arrangements on special compounds but the trading permutations are endless.

It doesn't stop, development goes on ST will have there design teams working on many sensors across multiple applications and it's only just starting qd will become ubiquitous.

Trying to find a relevant analogy, ST might have expertise in plastics, engineers, design, process and handerling. Their are not likely to make plastics, they go the the plastic suppliers to advise and supply the materials best suited the the requirements, sometimes off the shelf other times specifically formulated.

ST will require a qd production engineer to process the materials supplied by Nanoco in the production process is my understanding of the job.

Portraying your anger and resentment isn't going to have any impact on my decisions, so feel free to continue. Some of it is amusing anyway.