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

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.

NANO a must read....

http://www.shareprophets.advfn.com/views/8442/stockpinger-says-research-nanoco-group

Iinteresting to see Nano is top of the shares being shorted at the moment.... Wonder when they will close their shorts, hopefully soon!

http://www.shareprophets.advfn.com/views/8481/the-top-19-reported-net-short-positions-in-london

Moving up fast

reason - OLED TV

hTtp://uk.reuters.com/article/2014/10/29/uk-lg-elec-results-idUKKBN0II07A20141029

LG Electronics plans quantum dot TVs alongside OLED sets - By Se Young Lee
SEOUL Wed Oct 29, 2014 10:18am GMT

(Reuters) - LG Electronics Inc, maker of expensive OLED display televisions, said it will supplement its line-up of next-generation TVs with sets using cheaper quantum dot display technology under a dual-track strategy.

The world's No.2 television maker after domestic rival Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, South Korea-based LG has been pushing OLED TVs as the next generation technology in concert with affiliate LG Display Co Ltd.

"We are pursuing a dual-track strategy with quantum dot and OLED," LG Electronics Chief Financial Officer Jung Do-hyun told analysts on Wednesday.

Speculation that LG and Samsung would launch quantum dot televisions has intensified after Dow Chemical Co said it will build a new quantum dot plant in South Korea. Commercial production at the plant is expected to begin in the first half of 2015.

LG earlier reported an operating profit of 461 billion won (273.13 million pounds) for the July-September quarter, better than a 454 billion won mean estimate from a Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S poll of 36 analysts.

LG touts various benefits of OLED TV, such as higher picture quality than existing LCD technology and the wider set of design opportunities given its malleability.

However, a 65-inch OLED television launched by LG earlier this year priced at 12 million won in South Korea - far higher than an equivalent UHD television using liquid crystal display technology, the current standard.

Quantum dot display TVs offer a cheaper alternative to OLED TVs and are easier to manufacture, analysts say, although the technology is nascent and few models are currently available, with Japan's Sony Corp among the few companies selling them. With more rivals likely to utilise the technology, analysts say LG cannot afford to be left behind.

"At this point LG has no choice but to release quantum dot TVs to make sure it doesn't lose ground to Samsung while OLED continues to develop," said HDC Asset Management fund manager Park Jung-hoon.

A spokeswoman at LG Display, which supplies panels to LG Electronics, said the firm had supplied quantum dot displays to a client in the first half of 2013. She declined to name the client.


MOBILE TURNAROUND

LG's mobile handset division turned in a 167 billion won third-quarter operating profit, its highest since the third quarter of 2009. Smartphone shipments hit a record 16.8 million units, thanks in part to strong shipments for the flagship G3 smartphone.

The pickup contrasts with domestic rival Samsung, which is expected to report its weakest quarterly operating profit in more than three years on Thursday, following a lacklustre run of new product launches.

LG's TV division reported a 131 billion won operating profit, compared with 124 billion won a year ago as sales of high-end products like ultra high-definition TVs grew. On Tuesday the company said it would wind down its plasma television business by end-November, signalling the imminent demise of a technology that has been overtaken by liquid crystal display.

LG CFO Jung said the firm's fourth-quarter profit should be higher than a year earlier and forecast an annual mid-single percentage rate revenue growth.

For immediate release
11 December 2014



NANOCO GROUP PLC
("Nanoco" or the "Company")

AGM Statement

Nanoco Group plc (AIM: NANO), a world leader in the development and manufacture of cadmium-free quantum dots and other nanomaterials, will this morning hold its Annual General Meeting ("AGM").

Anthony Clinch, Nanoco's Chairman, will make the following statement:

"We continue to be pleased by the progress being made in our partnership with The Dow Chemical Company for the manufacture and marketing of Nanoco quantum dots for the display market. We are particularly excited about 2015 when, as previously announced, we expect Dow to begin mass production of our quantum dots in Cheonan, South Korea, by mid-year.

"We are currently producing quantum dots from our own production facility in Runcorn to satisfy demand from customers and potential customers ahead of Dow's mass production facility in Choenan coming on line.

"We look forward with confidence to the year ahead, during which time we expect to deliver further substantial progress in the commercialisation of our technology across our key target markets including display, LED general lighting, solar and bio-imaging."




For further information, please contact:

Nanoco
Tel: +44 (0) 161 603 7900
Michael Edelman, Chief Executive Officer

Nanoco Signs Manufacturing Deal With Dow Chemical Ahead Of Production

LONDON (Alliance News) - Nanoco Group PLC Tuesday said its has signed a formal manufacturing ...
Alliance News30 December, 2014 | 7:31AM Email Form

LONDON (Alliance News) - Nanoco Group PLC Tuesday said its has signed a formal manufacturing contract with US chemical products giant, The Dow Chemical Co, ahead of mass production of Nanoco quantum dots planned for the first half of 2015.
Nanoco, a manufacturer of quantum dots and other nanomaterials, has been working with Dow Chemical under an exclusive manufacturing and marketing licensing agreement to begin commercial production of Nanoco quantum dots in Cheonan, South Korea in the first half of 2015 to provide high volume supply for its display industry customers.
Quantum dots are nanocrystals made of semiconductor materials, which can be used in solar cells, LEDs and diode lasers. Nanoco's quantum dots do not contain cadmium - a heavy metal that is restricted under European and other territories environmental legislation.
Nanoco said Tuesday that the contract it has now signed with Dow Chemical sets out details of how materials produced by Nanoco's production facility in Runcorn will be supplied to Dow as part of the worldwide licensing agreement between the two companies.
It said the manufacturing contract includes the pricing and payment terms associated with materials supplied by Nanoco to Dow Chemical.
"We are very pleased to sign this contract with Dow to formalise the supply of cadmium-free quantum dots from our Runcorn facility to Dow ahead of mass production from Dow's facility in South Korea," said Chief Executive Michael Edelman in a statement.

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