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I agree with TerrorWit, let's see what the new CEO can offer. Nothing to see here for now.

3 deaths in recent years.

This certainly doesn't align with my moral compass.

Emberion and Samsung will get involved in a bidding war for Nanoco and the company will be sold for £200m/£1 per share.

Then I woke up and realised it was all a dream.

It was as flat as a pancake

As discussed before, comparisons with QD vision are tricky because we don't know the specific purpose of the IP purchased. However, I now think it would be important for Samsung to ensure Nanoco are in their hands, so expect them to make an offer above $70m.

My prediction of £60m is $78m haha, so not far above it. Just above 30p and good bye I reckon.

The best of luck to you.

I too can only see one outcome its just that I now think it will arrive at a substantial premium to the current share price, albeit still disappointing for long-term holders.

I honestly think I'll be here until the MTA.

This just feels like one of those that could be massive and hit 60p+.

If it goes wrong, it will be a bit annoying but I've not put life changing sums in, just over a few grand.

Seeing 15p is nice, 20p will be nicer, but its seeing the true potential that I'm here for and we're literally on the cusp now.

Ed Miliband says the answer is blowing in the wind

Against other parties involved with Samsung like Hansol and Nanosys. They would get a third-party funder again.

It's the capital return I have major issues with. What if they kept all the money in the bank? Would there be any problems with that? I thought they did it due to confidence in their commercial prospects, but then they failed.

Nanoco will launch legal action shortly though, if they're not taken over first.

There is money to be made from these levels.

The strategic review gave me confidence.

Those transactions were definitely buys in my view.

Pubesz has sold and just before takeoff too. Sad.

This is not ramping, RUA will most likely be taken over or go into partnership. The upside will most likely be staggering. I can't believe some can't see it. Buy shares at 15p, sell them for at least double within a few months.

Not mine. I was just reading simply wall street.

I think it would make more sense to buy the entire company. The value could be higher than many here are expecting. They are probably on the brink of more licensing revenue and lawsuits. We have strong hints there. Although Samsung are really the sole player in CFQDs, the parties are likely to be or have been involved in the Samsung supply chain.

So there could be tens of millions to be made.

But then what's the point in being optimistic when we've been disappointed so many times?

Whether it's quite £60m, it will be a substantial premium to the current share price.

Worth 60p+, valued at less than 25%.

What happens next?

The share price goes up obviously.

Hmmm... a surge up until close is on the cards, but nobody can buy my shares.

Simply wall street puts fair value at 68p. I've set my personal profit target lower at 37.25p but will keep topping up until it has been hit. I'm buying into this monthly now. It's about to explode and I can't believe it has only hit 15p after the last update.

It's possible that Hansol and Nanosys have been infringing for years for example. I also don't know how the costs will be recovered, but there has definitely been more infringement.

I think everyone is being too negative today.

Nanoco appear to be making a value case for a formal sale process in my view.

Prospects:

Growing technology and IP, which has been proven.

License revenue opportunities across multiple markets.

Potential for further litigation for infringing parties - watch this space!

I think it may be that Samsung's involvement in the infringements was less than first thought and in fact, it was another party used by Samsung actually doing the infringing.

We'll see!

Nanoco will reach out to these parties to try to reach an amicable settlement before any legal action is taken.

This will likely lead to quick income in my view because nobody will challenge Nanoco at this point with their IP proven so robustly.

Reduced costs as a result of cost saving measures recently completed.

The board will consider a potential sale to progress these prospects. Great!

Why the capital return?

It seems to me that they have a timeline in mind and are confident they can get investment or a sale.

They'll see how much is left and return it because why leave it on the balance sheet?

I wouldn't have thought there would be too much left though.

With all this in mind, I'm a buyer.

New prediction (I'm always wrong!):

£60m takeover.

This is because of the hints of potential lawsuits.

I think Nanoco could get tens of millions from other infringing parties.

If this goes back below 11p I'll be chuffed to bits

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