Shares tip...quite interesting.....graph looks good and a british company as well....in electronics...unusual....

good finish.,

Results Tuesday..

The losses were large and the share price was marked down to 90 at the start but something save the bacon .............

Canaccord Genuity BUY 275p
Libernum Capital BUY 260p

Nanoco Group PLC Stock Rating Reaffirmed by Canaccord Genuity

(NANO)had its “buy” rating reiterated by equities researchers at Canaccord Genuity in a research report issued on Tuesday, ARN reports. They currently have a GBX 275 ($4.53) target price on the stock. Canaccord Genuity’s price target would suggest a potential upside of 175.00% from the company’s current price.
Nanoco Group PLC has a 1-year low of GBX 101.75 and a 1-year high of GBX 188.00. The stock has a 50-day moving average of GBX 119.6 and a 200-day moving average of GBX 141.5.

Separately, analysts at Liberum Capital reiterated a “buy” rating on shares of Nanoco Group PLC in a research note on Friday, January 10th. They now have a GBX 260 ($4.29) price target on the stock.

Nanoco sees launch of its quantum dots in TVs by mid-year
British nanotechnology company Nanoco Group Plc expects the first TVs using its quantum dots technology to be released by mid-year, an analyst who attended a company briefing said, sending its stock up as much as 9 percent.
Nanoco said earlier on Tuesday that it had signed a joint development program with a major South Korean electronics company, which it did not identify but is widely believed by analysts to be LG Electronics Inc.
The South Korean company will launch products using Nanoco's technology following this development period, which will run until July, Nanoco said.
LG, along with Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, dominates the flat panel TV market.
Cadmium-free quantum dots, made of semiconductor materials, enhance colors on display screens such as LED TVs. Manufacturers can also integrate quantum dot technology without needing to add new infrastructure.
"People have come from the analyst presentation with a lot more confidence that the company is on track to achieve the first commercial TV launch in mid-2014," Cannacord Genuity's Arun George said after Nanaco's post-earnings conference call for analysts.
"The key takeaway of the result is that they have enough cash to support the company through the commercial launch," he added.
Nanaco's shares dropped as much as 11 percent in early trading after the company reported a bigger half-year loss and said a plant being built by Dow Chemical Co in South Korea that would produce its quantum dot technology would not be completed until early next year.
Liberum analyst Janardan Menon said before the company's briefing that the early sell-off was a result of the delay in the plant start-up, which would postpone volume production by 6-7 months.

Bit of life here today.

Could be a turning point today as the report on CF creates a horizon to focus on.

JAM tomorrow final result ill show more huge loss will buy @ 80p OCT2014

Afraid it could fall to 80p soon from the chart .

Off 9% today will 80p provide support.

Nice price action today.

Samsung Trademark QDOT TV

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Trevista is the new name given by DOW
DOW Chem CFND

Things beginning to move.

Nanoco feeling confident

Try this instead: http://electronicdesign.com/displays/qa-cadmium-free-quantum-dots-offer-low-risk-benefits-true-color

I thought I was doing well here...until I looked at Worthington....what the hell is that ?....anyway pleased to see this rising now...

By Kim Yoo-chul Korean Times news article today

Samsung Electronics plan to introduce a cadmium-free quantum dot TV (QD TV) next year.
The quantum dot LCD TV offers a high color range and similar picture quality as OLED screens, but at a far lower cost.
"We will release the cadmium-free QD TV next year," said an official at the company, Thursday.
QD technology was considered a risky venture because of the use of cadmium, a regulated substance due to environmental concerns.
To resolve the issue, Samsung joined hands with Dow Chemical to use cadmium-free QD electronic applications developed by the American chemical company, said officials and industry sources.
Dow Chemical recently started to produce cadmium-free QD materials at its plant in Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province.
Samsung will be able to produce QD televisions and related applications on a large scale next year when demand is expected to grow.
It partnered with other tech affiliates, including Samsung Display and Samsung Technology Center, with Samsung Electronics managing sales and distribution.
The company expects the cadmium-free QD TV to help expand its global market share. QD TV is a variant of LCD TV, meaning it needs no additional large-scale investment to build new manufacturing lines.
"Samsung will push a two-track approach in its TV business next year. One is LCD TVs for low- and mid-tier models, and the other is cadmium-free QD TVs," said an official at the Korea Display Industry Association.
As Samsung shifts its focus toward non-cadmium QD TVs, its chief rival LG Electronics is also mulling producing them.
"We plan to add non-cadmium QD TVs from next year to diversify our product lineup," said an executive at LG's TV business division.
LG Electronics is collaborating with LG Chem and Dow Chemical on cadmium-free QD materials. It plans to release its first cadmium-free QD TV at next January's International Consumer Electronics Show (ICES) in Las Vegas, the United States.
Samsung Electronics is also expected to choose ICES as the venue to release the new TV.
The QD TV is expected to account for 2 million sets or 1 percent the global TV market in 2015, but will approach 10 percent or 26 million sets in 2020, according to DisplaySearch.
"Korean makers may be thinking of repeating their experience with LED TV, when they led in both technology and volume. If QD TV is as successful as LED TV, it could extend the LCD TV era and hold off the threat of OLED TV," the research institute said.