M&A in first half of 2022 for UK tech looks surprisingly strong

Manchester-based Nanoco is considering further lawsuits in the UK and China as the battle with electronics giant Samsung continues to heat up. The London-listed firm argues that Samsung used its quantum dot technology in its QLED TV without

Nanoco Group expects its 2022 revenues to be around 20% more than board expectations following a boost to its order intake, it revealed today. The Manchester-based developer of materials used in the manufacture of monitors and TV screens

Nanoco has announced that a sequence of purchase orders from several existing customers for development work and validation materials means that FY23 revenues are likely to be 20% higher than FY22 rather than at a similar level. We

Nanoco Group, the Manchester-based developer of materials used in the manufacture of monitors and TV screens, has secured grant funding of £500,000 from Innovate UK, the UK’s innovation agency, for two leading edge development projects for novel nanomaterials

Which industry employs twice as many people in the UK as pharmaceuticals and more than either the space or “fintech” sectors? The answer is photonics, according to the Photonics Leadership Group (PLG) – a trade association representing more than 120

Nanoco’s post-close trading update notes that the FY22 performance was broadly in line with management’s expectations. We therefore leave our estimates unchanged except for adjustments relating to the broker option element of the fund-raising programme in June, which

Nanoco Group, a Manchester-based developer and maker of nanomaterials for use in commercial applications, has said it has experienced “positive organic momentum”. In a year end trading update, the company said unaudited revenues were £2.4m for the 12

Quantum dots have been studied and developed as light sources since the 1990s, because of their high colour tunability and colour purity. Due to their unique optoelectronic properties, they show excellent colour performance in both wide colour controllability

The first thing to know is quantum-dot televisions are a new type of LED-backlit LCD TV. The image is created just like it is on an LCD screen, but quantum-dot technology enhances the color. On an LCD TV,

When energy is applied to an atom, electrons are energised and move to a higher level. When the electron returns to it’s lower and stable state, this additional energy is emitted as light corresponding to a particular frequency.

There may not have been a time with so many TV technology options for consumers, and there certainly has never been a time where so many produce great picture quality or provide a suite of other benefits. But

The Quantum Dot Display story starts from the CES, a highly momentous technology occasion in the World as it is a yearly business exhibition arranged by the Consumer Technology Association. This annual business exhibition hosts exhibits of customer

Manchester-based novel nanomaterials firm Nanoco Group plc announced it signed a “major work package” with its “important European electronics customer” that more than doubles the group’s order book year-on-year. As a result, Nanoco said it now expects to exceed its