RE: Does seem like an overreaction2 Jul 2024 10:24
A disappointing update, will be interesting to see how this plays out.
They have a deep and long term ongoing partnership with STMicro. It's unlikely that the new sensor product has been cancelled, but that it takes their end customers time to test, evaluate and integrate it, changing production lines, etc. It's likely to be used for new products or new iterations of products, so that will happen over time. But once it does start to happen Nanoco will have a stable and long term revenue stream.
It obviously could be very bad, like the product has reliability issues, etc. Time will tell.
The question I keep coming back to is this - Is anyone able to manufacture CFQDs at scale without infringing Nanoco's patents?
The answer has always been 'no, we don't think so'. I'll ask this again at the next investor meeting and if the answer is the same, I'm reassured as we're at the start of mass adoption of QDs in real life applications.
I understand some have sold, but I added this morning at aroung 13.5p (£20m cash plus around £4m for the business).
Possibly good money after bad, time will tell.
Good luck to everyone.