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      schrieb am 09.11.12 11:13:47
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      ...ist in dem Bereich wohl der 800-Pfund-Gorilla und wächst selbst in der aktuellen Konjunkturlage;

      leider nicht billig

      http://investor.ipgphotonics.com/
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      schrieb am 09.11.12 11:22:02
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      schrieb am 09.11.12 18:36:07
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      IPG solide Russen Firma, wohne 20 km entfernt. IPG Boss kamm ungefähr 92 nach deutschland mit nichts, ausser bester russische ausbildung und jetzt IPG weltmarktführer. Kumpel von mir kennt den Boss personlich.
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      schrieb am 09.11.12 18:55:47
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      Ja, und warum um Teufels willen kommt die Firma (jetzt) aus den USA? :eek:
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      schrieb am 12.11.12 00:37:08
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.808.147 von ElfenbeinelaufenschnellermitKo am 09.11.12 18:55:47willst du viel geld verdienen, bring deine firma in usa an die börse...

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      schrieb am 12.11.12 17:34:21
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.808.147 von ElfenbeinelaufenschnellermitKo am 09.11.12 18:55:47Hier kanns du den Boss per Video kennenlehrnen:
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bz0Yi3HH1Vw
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      schrieb am 11.03.13 10:25:27
      Beitrag Nr. 7 ()
      IPG Photonics Strengthens Management Team to
      Capitalize on Growth Opportunities

      Appointments Enhance IPG's Strategic Marketing,
      Acquisition and Global Sales Initiatives

      Oxford, MA, March 1, 2013 -- IPG Photonics Corporation (NASDAQ: IPGP) today announced three senior management appointments focused on strengthening the Company's worldwide sales and marketing efforts. Trevor Ness has been promoted to Senior Vice President Worldwide Sales and Marketing and will continue to supervise the Asian operations. Also, David Gray was appointed Vice President - Strategic Development & Systems Solutions and Yuri Erokhin was appointed Vice President - Strategic Marketing.

      "We are strengthening our management team with three experienced professionals who have demonstrated their expertise and success in helping to expand business opportunities and grow sales," said Dr. Valentin Gapontsev, IPG Photonics' Chief Executive Officer. "Trevor Ness has been successful at IPG in establishing strong relationships with OEMs in Asia, as well as improving service and the effectiveness of the sales force there. David Gray has a proven track record of driving rapid growth through organic product development, strategic acquisitions and operational execution. Yuri Erokhin has a strong scientific background that he has applied to the development of sophisticated marketing strategies to identify and secure new business opportunities. We look forward to their combined contributions as we enhance our product portfolio, enter new applications and geographies and generate profitable long-term growth."

      Trevor Ness joined IPG in January 2011 as Vice President - Asian Operations and successfully managed double digit growth in China, Japan and Korea. Prior to 2011, he served as Director of GSI Precision Technologies China at GSI Group, where he was responsible for all business activity in China, including manufacturing, sales, service and market development. From 1997 until 2005, Ness served in various senior management sales and operations roles in the UK and Asia with GSIL Asia Pacific, Westwind Japan and Westwind Air Bearings Ltd. Ness earned a BSc in Geology from Imperial College London, an HNC in Production Engineering from Bournemouth University and an MBA (Technology Management) from The Open University.

      David Gray joins IPG from GT Advanced Technologies, where he served in multiple roles, most recently as its Chief Strategy & New Business Officer. Prior to that, he served as a senior M&A advisor to the photonics and electronics markets with Alliant Partners and Broadview. Early in his career, Gray also co-founded Aspect International, Inc., and served as a senior engineer with Raychem in its display products group. David earned a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, an MBA from Stanford University Graduate School of Business and a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Carnegie-Mellon University.

      Yuri Erokhin joins IPG from Applied Materials/Varian Semiconductor Equipment where he has worked since 2003 and served as Senior Director, Strategic Marketing since 2006. Prior to working at Applied Materials, he was Vice President of Wafer Technology at IBIS Technology Corp. From 1995 to 2000, Erokhin was at Axcelis Technologies Corp., where he was Director of Process Technology. Before that, Erokhin worked as a research scientist at various institutions since 1980. Erokhin earned an M.S. with Honors in Quantum Electronics (Lasers) from the Moscow Physical-Technical Institute and a Ph.D. in Microelectronics Technology from the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow.
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      schrieb am 14.03.13 23:47:16
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      Acquisition Broadens Opportunities in Fine Processing Markets

      Oxford, MA, March 13, 2013 -- IPG Photonics Corporation (NASDAQ: IPGP) today announced the acquisition of privately held Mountain View, California-based Mobius Photonics to accelerate its entry into the UV laser market and deepen IPG's development team. Mobius provides high-power pulsed UV fiber lasers for micromachining, such as dicing and scribing of wafers, and VIA drilling and solar hybrid panel processing.

      "The acquisition of Mobius Photonics will augment our current development efforts in UV fiber lasers to quickly penetrate the UV laser market, which we believe could be a significant sales driver for IPG in the coming years. Mobius has deep expertise in UV lasers, a strong patent portfolio and proprietary techniques relating to UV lasers," said Dr. Valentin Gapontsev, IPG Photonics' Chief Executive Officer. "The market has been waiting for a cost-effective, reliable and stable UV fiber laser. Now that we can combine Mobius' UV laser expertise and experience with IPG's low-cost, proprietary fiber, pump diode and component technologies, we believe that we can effectively build a presence in the fine processing market."

      "This combination will enable us to leverage IPG's industry-leading fiber laser technology to advance Mobius' UV technology and provide our customers with low-cost advanced UV fiber lasers," said Dr. Robert Byer, Mobius' Co-Founder and Chairman. "We are proud of the accomplishments of our talented team and look forward to the many opportunities resulting from this transaction."

      Kiyomi Monro, Mobius' CEO added, "I am pleased that the Mobius team will join IPG, a company clearly committed to investing in technology and the people behind it."

      In the acquisition, IPG acquired an exclusive license of U.S. Patent No. 5,745,284, an early and broad patent claiming pulsed fiber lasers with frequency conversion into UV light, as well as other Mobius patents, licenses and trade secrets.

      The employees from Mobius will become part of the IPG Silicon Valley Technology Center. Mobius had revenue from operations of approximately $1.4 million for 2012.
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      schrieb am 10.06.13 12:08:06
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      OXFORD, MA, June 05, 2013 -- IPG Photonics Corporation, the world leader in high-power fiber lasers and amplifiers, announces the introduction of the IX-255 UV Laser Micromachining System, an advanced, highly flexible system from IPG's Microsystems Division,
      for multi-purpose, R&D and small-scale production applications.
      IPG's multi-functional system can be

      IPG's IX-255 UV Micromachining
      configured with a beam energy density up to 25 J/cm2 for applications such as drilling ceramic materials or with lower energy density for large-field exposures such as conformal coating removal, insulation-stripping and annealing. A third configuration allows the programmable selection of beam shapes for general-purpose patterning, cutting and machining of blind features.

      IPG's IX-255 is a fully interlocked, Class 1 workstation built on a granite base and support structure for vibration minimization and thermal stability with dual microscope vision systems for automated part alignment and inspection. The workstation is integrated with a proprietary UV laser. System software includes macro-building tools for fast programming and generation of automating processes for complex feature machining while additional utilities allow complex pattern input from standard CSV and DXF files.

      Applications for the IX-255 include drilling and cutting of ceramics, patterning of microfluidic devices and machining of low taper-angle holes in polymers.

      The IX-255 system can also be used in microelectronics for 3D micromachining, glass drilling and cutting, selective material removal (exposure of contact pads) and trimming of conductors. In large-area exposure mode, the system can be used for surface annealing applications of semiconductors, electrical connectors and biomedical devices.

      To facilitate precise dose control, the IX-255 can be equipped with an optional Extended Beam Homogenizer that enhances beam uniformity while providing up to a doubling of system throughput in large-field exposure applications.

      "IPG's IX-255 is intended for very high precision micromachining, advanced materials processing development and light duty manufacturing," states Jeffrey Sercel, President of IPG Microsystems. "It is easily configured with the full range of IPG Microsystems industrial grade beam-forming and micromachining functions that customers frequently request within a single laser workstation. The use of a high pulse energy UV laser, interchangeable beam delivery elements and fully integrated software results in a flexibility that makes the IX-255 the ideal general-purpose laser micromachining tool."
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      schrieb am 31.07.13 11:43:22
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      schrieb am 28.08.13 16:15:30
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      http://seekingalpha.com/article/1658162-ipg-photonics-lookin…

      $4 billion-plus laser market in 2012, ...the $2 billion or so ..just in the welding/cutting market...

      IPG Photonics has seen its per-watt cost fall from $80/watt to less than $3/watt, while many of its rivals are still at roughly three times that cost ($8/watt to $10/watt).
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      schrieb am 28.08.13 16:19:51
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      IPG Photonics reported a 22 percent increase in revenue for the second quarter of 2013 compared with the same period last year. It posted a Q2 profit of $41.7 million, or 80 cents a share. In June, the company appeared as No. 5 on Forbes’ “Fast Tech 25” list of the fastest-growing tech companies of 2013, behind LinkedIn, Facebook, Apple and 3-D Systems, a maker of 3-D printers.

      http://www.photonics.com/Article.aspx?AID=54708
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      schrieb am 04.11.13 19:25:37
      Beitrag Nr. 13 ()
      heute mal mit einem Kontrakt covered short call rein mit Kauf zu 59,71 und Strike 3,0 bei $65 per Apr '14

      macht eine Seitwärtsrendite von rund 5% in weniger als einem halben Jahr und zusätzlich knapp 10% upside

      dafür nehme ich das down-Risiko
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      schrieb am 17.02.14 18:44:28
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.758.305 von R-BgO am 04.11.13 19:25:37Zahlen kamen Freitag; Kurs kratzt so an meinem Strike
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      schrieb am 16.07.14 22:27:01
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.758.305 von R-BgO am 04.11.13 19:25:37nachdem ich dort ausgeübt wurde, heute neu bei $64,40 eingestiegen und mit strike 65$ per Jan2015 veroptioniert

      zusätzlich in gleicher Höhe short-put

      gibt aufs eingesetzte Kapital rund 8% für ein halbes Jahr
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      schrieb am 14.06.15 11:44:23
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      schrieb am 17.07.15 19:02:13
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.322.676 von R-BgO am 16.07.14 22:27:01
      Zitat von R-BgO: nachdem ich dort ausgeübt wurde, heute neu bei $64,40 eingestiegen und mit strike 65$ per Jan2015 veroptioniert

      zusätzlich in gleicher Höhe short-put

      gibt aufs eingesetzte Kapital rund 8% für ein halbes Jahr



      der 65er war noch gut ausgegangen, habe im Januar dann mit 75$ neu veroptioniert und werde heute wohl ausgeübt werden; von den $7,50 "Verlust" habe ich wenigstens 4,80 als Prämie bekommen.

      dazu hatte ich diesmal als Ergänzung einen short-put @70$ gemacht, der heute ebenfalls -höchstwahrscheinlich- verfallen wird; der hatte 2,20 gebracht.

      Mal schauen, wie ich nächste Woche weitermache...
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      schrieb am 06.10.15 15:43:19
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      Short % of Float (as of Sep 15, 2015)3: 20.42%
      quelle: yahoo finance

      warum so hoch ?
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      schrieb am 16.10.15 15:54:34
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.786.007 von SmartCap am 06.10.15 15:43:19
      keine Ahnung
      werde heute wohl einen Kontrakt zu $90 angedient bekommen;

      Prämie dafür war 5,60, so dass der Einstand mit 84,4 nicht übermäßig höher als der aktuelle Kurs ausfällt...
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      schrieb am 19.01.16 13:18:41
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      aufgestockt
      im Hauptdepot, ohne Options-Firlefanz
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      schrieb am 26.04.16 07:01:07
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      Wettbewerb? Immerhin ist FANUC keine Klitsche...
      April 8th, 2016

      From April, FF Laser Corporation, a joint venture company of Fanuc Corporation (President: Yoshiharu Inaba; hereinafter, Fanuc) and Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. (President and Chief Operating Officer: Mitsuyoshi Shibata; hereinafter, Furukawa Electric) has started its production of high-power laser diode modules (hereinafter, LDM), which are a key component in industrial optical fiber lasers (hereinafter, fiber lasers).
      Background

      In July 2015, both companies have established a joint company for LDMs, which are a key component for the fiber lasers that are spreading rapidly in the metal processing sector for cutting and welding applications and have been preparing to set up automated production equipment. Fanuc and Furukawa Electric have each contributed 50% capital and have selected officers from each company for this joint company.
      Content

      FF Laser Company has started its first mass production line of industrial high-power LDMs by combining both companies’ technological strengths, namely, the automatic manufacturing technology of Fanuc and the high-power semiconductor laser technology of Furukawa Electric. Stable supply of high quality and highly reliable LDMs will be realized through this automation.

      Start of Production: April 2016
      Main Equipment: 8 units of Furukawa Electric’s alignment machines, 9 units of Fanuc’s robots, etc.
      First Production Line’s Capacity: LDMs equivalent to 60kW per month fiber laser production. Hereafter, expansion is scheduled in steps.
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      schrieb am 11.05.16 06:50:20
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      da könnte ein Ausbruch nach unten anstehen

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      schrieb am 17.06.16 16:54:48
      Beitrag Nr. 23 ()
      www.lightwaveonline.com/articles/2016/05/ipg-photonics-to-enter-optical-pluggable-module-market-with-menara-networks-acquisition.html

      IPG plans to enter the optical pluggable module market with the acquisition of smart optical transceiver vendor Menara Networks, Inc. IPG will pay $46.8 million in cash for Menara. ....Menara Networks earned revenues of approximately $21 million in 2015 and is profitable, IPG says.
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      schrieb am 17.06.16 18:22:43
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      http://www.laserfocusworld.com/articles/2016/05/goodbye-rofi…
      http://www.strategies-u.com/articles/2016/05/goodbye-rofin-a…

      05/04/2016
      By Allen Nogee Senior Analyst, Laser practice

      Laser companies come in all sizes, with a handful of laser companies being very large and generally publicly owned, a few others that could be considered medium sized, and many others that are very small. Most of the small and medium ones have been around many years and they typically quite happily serve one or more niche laser segments. Occasionally one of these smaller laser companies get gobbled up by a larger laser company in an effort by the larger laser company to acquire new technology and potentially enter new markets. This is a very positive sign for the industry, because at the very least, it shows that the larger laser companies feel there are still new technologies worth acquiring, and new laser markets worth entering. IPG, for example, has acquired several smaller laser companies so that it could expand its reach in the fiber laser segments it hasn’t competed, such as UV lasers, mid-IR lasers, ultrafast, etc. In addition to being a good sign for the industry, these types of acquisitions are an indication as to which directions these large laser companies are headed, in other-words, these acquisitions help me to read a laser company’s tea leaves.

      But in the last few months, I have seen a very different type of acquisition taking place, large public laser companies are being acquired by other large public companies. In February, MKS Instruments announced that it was acquiring Newport for $980M, and in March, Coherent announced it was acquiring Rofin-Sinar for $942M. If large companies acquiring small laser companies are a good sign, than large companies acquiring large laser companies must be even better, right? Unfortunately that isn’t true, in fact it could be a bad ominous sign for the laser industry ahead.

      While I definitely see a positive synergy between MKS Instruments and Newport, and also between Coherent and Rofin-Sinar, that is only a small part of the story. The mergers of these companies are the after-the-fact outcomes, but why did they occur in the first place? Why did Newport and Rofin’s stockholders push for these acquisitions? It had been rumored that Newport had been up for sale for many years now, and it was also no secret SilverArrow Capital Holding was “unhappy” with its investment in Rofin.

      It all comes down to this, investors put their money in a company for one main reason, to bring them a profit, and if these profits aren’t happening fast enough for the investors, they will want out, especially when one of the company’s competitor’s seems to be growing their revenue by over 20% per year. “If they can do it, why not this company?”

      Last year, Newport reported that its Q3 2015 revenues were $148M, which is about average quarterly revenue it reported back in 2012. Rofin-Sinar reported Q4 2015 revenue of just $112M, which is about the quarterly revenue it reported back in 2010. During this same period, IPG’s quarterly revenue went from an average of $75M in 2010 to over $223M in Q4 2015, or three times as much. (If you guessed that IPG was the laser company with 20%+ yearly gains, you would be correct.)

      Still, even IPG is not immune to laser slowdowns. Recently they reported Q1 2016 revenue of $207.2 which was their third consecutive quarterly revenue decline, and only a 4% revenue gain year-over-year. IPG brushed off the weaker-than-normal quarter to the randomness of quarterly sales, but perhaps IPG is hitting the same problem which Apple is up against, the more successful you are at selling a product with a relatively long-life, the less people there will be left that still need to purchase your product. In other-words, they are starting to hit up against their own success.

      The Rofin and Newport acquisitions by Coherent and MKS could lead to big changes in the laser industry, and is likely a testament that rapidly falling laser prices and the threat of higher-quality high-power Chinese lasers could be starting to take a toll on some of the larger laser players.
      Still I look at this as a very positive outcome for both Rofin and Newport who might clearly benefit from a change-of-course. I can’t wait to see what these companies have in store for us in the future.
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      schrieb am 20.01.17 10:50:59
      Beitrag Nr. 25 ()
      interessante Übersichtsquelle: http://www.industrial-lasers.com/articles/print/volume-32/is…


      weiß zwar nicht, woher die ihre Daten haben, aber wenn sie stimmen, dann IST IPG mit ca. 1,1 Mrd. Umsatz praktisch der Faserlaser-Markt und der wächst weiter zügig...

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      schrieb am 31.01.17 08:25:28
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      IPG Photonics Reports Preliminary Fourth Quarter 2016 Financial Results in Advance of Photonics West Conference
      Released : 01 30 2017

      Expects to Report Record Revenue of $1 Billion for 2016 and $280 Million for Q4 Driven by Strength in Materials Processing Sales


      OXFORD, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

      IPG Photonics Corporation (NASDAQ: IPGP) today reported preliminary financial results for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2016. For the fourth quarter, IPG expects to report revenue of approximately $280 million compared with the previously guided range of $255 million to $270 million, and earnings per diluted share in the range of $1.39 to $1.42, including a benefit of $0.02 from foreign exchange, compared with previous guidance of between $1.17 and $1.32 per diluted share. As IPG Photonics' year-end audit is not complete, these preliminary results are subject to adjustments from the audit. The Company is issuing preliminary results in advance of the Photonics West Conference. The Q4 earnings announcement will take place on February 14, 2017.

      Management Comments

      "We expect to report another quarter of record revenue and earnings, with full-year revenue exceeding $1 billion for the first time," said Dr. Valentin Gapontsev, IPG Photonics' Chief Executive Officer. "We are extremely pleased to have achieved this landmark revenue level in the quarter that marks our tenth anniversary as a public company. Our approximately 25% year-over-year increase in fourth-quarter revenue was primarily driven by the continued strong performance of materials processing. Geographically, we saw our strongest growth in Asia and Europe. In terms of products, growth was primarily driven by high-power fiber lasers, QCW lasers, pulsed lasers and amplifiers used in telecommunications applications. We look forward to providing our full fourth-quarter results, an update on our strategic progress and guidance for the first quarter of 2017 on our regular fourth-quarter conference call on February 14."

      - See more at: http://otp.investis.com/clients/us/ipg_photonics/usn/usnews-…
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      schrieb am 08.06.17 23:33:27
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      IPG Photonics Announces Acquisition of OptiGrate Corporation

      OptiGrate a pioneer and leading manufacturer of volume Bragg grating-based filters and components



      OXFORD, Mass., May 23, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --

      IPG Photonics Corporation (NASDAQ:IPGP) today announced that it has acquired OptiGrate Corporation, a pioneer and leading manufacturer of the highest-quality chirped volume Bragg grating (VBG) technologies. OptiGrate VBG-based components enable dramatic performance improvement, miniaturization and cost reduction of ultrafast pulsed lasers for micro materials processing, medical and other applications. OptiGrate is a supplier to IPG, and as this relationship has deepened, the companies determined that there was a strong mutual benefit to joining together.

      “As the technology leader in volume Bragg gratings and thermo-refractive glass, OptiGrate will help IPG develop new leading-edge solutions and improve our current products and components,” said Felix Stukalin, IPG’s Senior Vice President of North American Operations. “IPG is intensely focused on advancing the use of lasers around the world and the technology used in them. As such, the acquisition completes IPG’s internal set of core components for our revolutionary new ultrafast pulsed laser product lines that we are introducing to the market.”

      OptiGrate was founded in 1999 by Dr. Leonid Glebov, Research Professor of Optics and Photonics at University of Central Florida, which licenses certain technology to OptiGrate. OptiGrate’s President and General Manager, Dr. Alexei Glebov, and CTO, Mr. Vadim Smirnov will continue to run the business. IPG anticipates that OptiGrate’s operational location will remain in Oviedo, FL, and that current employees will continue with the company, enabling further growth and innovation. IPG intends to support and honor all existing customer commitments while further expanding the market for OptiGrate’s products. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
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      schrieb am 21.07.17 13:34:44
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.107.820 von R-BgO am 08.06.17 23:33:27...schön, wenn man eine volle Kasse hat:

      IPG Photonics to acquire Innovative Laser Technologies
      06/19/2017
      By David Belfort , Chief Editor, Industrial Laser Solutions

      Laser systems maker IPG Photonics (Oxford, MA) has signed an agreement to acquire Innovative Laser Technologies (ILT; Minneapolis, MN) for $40 million in cash. ILT's expertise in producing high-precision laser-based systems will accelerate IPG Photonics' ability to deliver standardized and turnkey systems solutions to the medical device industry and other key end user markets. The transaction is expected to close in early July 2017.

      ILT designs and manufactures laser-based systems used to produce high-value, critical components primarily for the medical device industry, provides its OEM customers with a full suite of turnkey solutions, including customized machine engineering, laser application design, and integration services, as well as full post-integration support. IPG Photonics has been a significant supplier of laser sources to ILT over the last several years. ILT has a reputation for quality, flexibility, and innovation, with leading medical device OEMs and Fortune 500 companies as customers.

      "ILT has a proven track record producing leading-edge systems for medical device manufacturers, one of the fastest growing markets for fine welding and cutting applications," explains Dr. Valentin Gapontsev, IPG Photonics' CEO. "The addition of ILT's automation and application expertise and best-in-class specialty software will allow IPG to deeply penetrate medical device applications and accelerate expansion into the many non-medical device applications requiring precision laser solutions. In addition, we believe IPG's leading-edge fiber lasers, vertical manufacturing, and international distribution and service capabilities can expand the addressable market for ILT's industry-leading systems."
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      schrieb am 31.10.17 14:53:12
      Beitrag Nr. 29 ()
      Sell on Good News? Heute kamen die Zahlen.Vorbörslich gings in Europa bis auf 190€ hoch ..jetzt Abverkauf
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      schrieb am 07.12.17 18:45:00
      Beitrag Nr. 30 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.370.696 von R-BgO am 21.07.17 13:34:44OXFORD, Mass., Dec. 04, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --

      IPG Photonics Corporation (NASDAQ:IPGP) today announced that it has acquired Laser Depth Dynamics (LDD), an innovative provider of in-process quality monitoring and control solutions for laser-based welding applications.

      LDD’s proprietary inline coherent imaging (ICI) technology is the first industrial solution to enable direct measurement of weld penetration depth with high precision and in real time by adding a near-infrared measurement beam to the welding head. ICI technology offers superior accuracy, speed, and cost-performance, compared with today’s commonly-used indirect measurement techniques such as destructive sectioning. LDD’s solutions also support advanced monitoring features including seam tracking, height following and 3D volume imaging in a single tool. LDD’s flagship imaging systems can be integrated with leading welding head technologies, including IPG’s revolutionary wobble welding heads, which provide unmatched process consistency and ultra-high-power welding heads for deep penetration welding.

      “LDD’s weld monitoring systems and accessories significantly enhance IPG’s portfolio of industry-leading beam delivery products and laser welding solutions,” said Felix Stukalin, IPG’s Senior Vice President of North American Operations. “LDD’s ability to monitor weld quality in real time and ensure process consistency is increasingly important within automated production environments. We believe this technology, when combined with IPG’s expanding portfolio of welding solutions, will help drive adoption of laser-based welding within the automotive, medical, consumer products and aerospace industries.”

      LDD was founded in 2012 by Paul Webster, CTO, who initially developed ICI technology as a Ph.D. candidate in engineering physics at Queen's University in Ontario, Canada. LDD has 16 employees, and its operation in Kingston, Ontario will become IPG’s new center of product development for weld monitoring solutions. While intending to expand the market for LDD’s products through IPG’s worldwide sales and support channels, IPG will support and honor all existing customer commitments. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
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      schrieb am 07.09.18 11:11:22
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      25% drop nach Q2-Zahlen;

      Kaufgelegenheit?
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      schrieb am 10.09.18 13:49:06
      Beitrag Nr. 32 ()
      160 $ nach 260 $ im Maximum,
      das ist ein Fibonacci Sprung vom 38,2%. also ein Fixpunkt,

      da sollte eine Erholung von 10% durchaus drin sein..........
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      schrieb am 27.12.18 19:55:42
      Beitrag Nr. 33 ()
      nachdem bisher alle Optionsgeschäfte irgendwie schief gelaufen sind,
      heute neuer Versuch Strangle:

      Kauf zu $112,43
      short-call Dez19@115,- zu 20,43
      short-put Dez19@100,- zu 12,86

      Ergibt eingesetztes Kapital je Aktie von (112,43+100-20,43-12,86)/2 = 89,57

      => Discount von 20% zum aktuellen Kurs

      => falls bei $115 ausgeübt wird, habe ich 107,50/89,57 = rund 20% Rendite
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      schrieb am 16.08.19 15:12:59
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 59.516.326 von R-BgO am 27.12.18 19:55:42
      Der passt -bisher- Zielich gut;
      allerdings möglicherweise aus den falschen Gründen:

      dieses Jahr ist bisher drastisch schlechter gelaufen, als Letztes und möglicherweise wegen zunehmenden Wettbewerbs. Daran dürfte dann

      Thread: Han's Laser schuld sein.

      Caveat emptor
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