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Nanotech Brings New Hope, and Hype, to Market
Tue Feb 12,12:40 PM ET
By Dane Hamilton
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Ask an average investor about nanotechnology these days and you`re likely to get little more than a blank stare.
But a growing number of Wall Street specialists say the new technology could be a foundation for a new bull market, just as personal computers, biotech and the Internet underpinned previous rallies. Others say the field is way too early for widespread investment and is already being over-hyped.
Nanotechnology, which is computer engineering on a molecular level, is starting to make big waves among venture capitalists looking for the next big money-spinner. Some claim it could dramatically advance high-tech fields like computing, biotech, fiber optics and a dozen others by making processes and materials faster, smaller and stronger.
Analysts say it`s too early to tell if "nano" offers real promise, like the PC boom that created Microsoft Corp , Dell Computer Corp. , and others, or whether it`s just another "dot-com" bust in the making.
"It will have a huge impact on our economy," said Dwayne Mason, a Houston-based attorney with Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld who specializes in nanotech patent issues. "Over the next several years, it will become something everyone is aware of."
Nanotechnology research is now largely confined to government-funded research labs and universities, both in the U.S. and abroad, which typically undertake costly research into basic science. And companies like IBM and Hewlett-Packard (news - web sites) are exploring the field.
Increasingly, investors and entrepreneurs are looking to start ventures in a field that the National Science Foundation (news - web sites) estimates could grow to exceed $1 trillion in value in ten to fifteen years and employ two million workers.
Still, while the backing of established scientific bodies like NSF is important, not everyone is convinced that the time is ripe for investors to get into the act. Philip Cooper, managing director of Goldman Sachs Asset Management , told a recent conference that he would "run in the other direction" from any investment "with the word `nano-` appended to it," saying its too early to detect likely winners.
But others are gearing up for a potential new gold rush, comparing it to biotechnology, a 30-year old field that has already produced hundreds of new drugs and billions of dollars in revenue, and has yet to reach its prime.
Tim Draper, founder of influential venture firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson, said nanotechnology will bring "a whole bunch of developments that none of us can ever imagine."
Draper said while investors now scorn Internet stocks after they soared and crashed, Amazon.com`s recent move into profitability was proof that the Internet can create value, even though it took longer than expected. That`s why investors should give nanotech the benefit of the doubt, he said.
Some big investors seem to agree. Last week, the investment banking unit of J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. , one of the biggest players in the industry, announced it has hired Alan Marty, a former nanotech executive at tech-heavyweights Hewlett-Packard and Agilent Technologies , to spearhead nano-investing at J.P. Morgan Partners, its private equity arm with $30 billion under management.
Nanotech will "significantly revolutionize" the fields of semiconductors, life sciences, optical networking and others, predicted Marty. And like start-ups in any new field, "there are sure to be a number of companies that will be unsuccessful," he said.
Marty says his job will be to find those companies that have near-term potential products or processes, a factor that may appeal to investors burned by the Nasdaq dot-com and tech stock bubble of 1999 and 2000.
So far, the hype that grossly inflated genomics, dot-com and other technology companies before the Nasdaq crash two years ago hasn`t spread to the small number of publicly-traded nanotech companies. But with the ever-present need for money at entrepreneurial start-ups and investment bankers` desire to underwrite a new technology gold rush, that may not last.
Shares in Altair International , for instance, a company that is developing "nanomaterials" for use in fuel cells, paints, solar cells and others, fell 58 percent over the last year to trade at $1.30 on Monday. Similarly, shares in Nanophase Technologies , which is developing applications for its "nanocrystalline" materials, fell 40 percent since mid-2001 to trade at $7.32 on Monday.
Part of the lack of investor interest may be due to the incomprehensible nature of nanotechnology to the average investor. However, as the potential commercial applications of nanotechnology become clearer, that could change, some experts say. Marty said he will be looking at some 50 start-ups in the field, many of which can be expected to conduct initial public offerings in coming years, giving a chance for small investors to get involved.
Others say nanotech may not become a craze similar to dot-coms or genomic stocks, since investors may have learned that companies cannot change in fundamental value overnight,. a factor apparently lost on many investors during the Nasdaq tech boom.
"Clearly there is that hype element, and we may see that in nanotech as well," said Fariba Ghodsian, head of healthcare investing at Roth Capital Partners who expects nanotech to advance biotechnology research. "But as investors become more savvy, hopefully they wont drive the whole thing up or down.
Nanotech Brings New Hope, and Hype, to Market
Tue Feb 12,12:40 PM ET
By Dane Hamilton
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Ask an average investor about nanotechnology these days and you`re likely to get little more than a blank stare.
But a growing number of Wall Street specialists say the new technology could be a foundation for a new bull market, just as personal computers, biotech and the Internet underpinned previous rallies. Others say the field is way too early for widespread investment and is already being over-hyped.
Nanotechnology, which is computer engineering on a molecular level, is starting to make big waves among venture capitalists looking for the next big money-spinner. Some claim it could dramatically advance high-tech fields like computing, biotech, fiber optics and a dozen others by making processes and materials faster, smaller and stronger.
Analysts say it`s too early to tell if "nano" offers real promise, like the PC boom that created Microsoft Corp , Dell Computer Corp. , and others, or whether it`s just another "dot-com" bust in the making.
"It will have a huge impact on our economy," said Dwayne Mason, a Houston-based attorney with Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld who specializes in nanotech patent issues. "Over the next several years, it will become something everyone is aware of."
Nanotechnology research is now largely confined to government-funded research labs and universities, both in the U.S. and abroad, which typically undertake costly research into basic science. And companies like IBM and Hewlett-Packard (news - web sites) are exploring the field.
Increasingly, investors and entrepreneurs are looking to start ventures in a field that the National Science Foundation (news - web sites) estimates could grow to exceed $1 trillion in value in ten to fifteen years and employ two million workers.
Still, while the backing of established scientific bodies like NSF is important, not everyone is convinced that the time is ripe for investors to get into the act. Philip Cooper, managing director of Goldman Sachs Asset Management , told a recent conference that he would "run in the other direction" from any investment "with the word `nano-` appended to it," saying its too early to detect likely winners.
But others are gearing up for a potential new gold rush, comparing it to biotechnology, a 30-year old field that has already produced hundreds of new drugs and billions of dollars in revenue, and has yet to reach its prime.
Tim Draper, founder of influential venture firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson, said nanotechnology will bring "a whole bunch of developments that none of us can ever imagine."
Draper said while investors now scorn Internet stocks after they soared and crashed, Amazon.com`s recent move into profitability was proof that the Internet can create value, even though it took longer than expected. That`s why investors should give nanotech the benefit of the doubt, he said.
Some big investors seem to agree. Last week, the investment banking unit of J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. , one of the biggest players in the industry, announced it has hired Alan Marty, a former nanotech executive at tech-heavyweights Hewlett-Packard and Agilent Technologies , to spearhead nano-investing at J.P. Morgan Partners, its private equity arm with $30 billion under management.
Nanotech will "significantly revolutionize" the fields of semiconductors, life sciences, optical networking and others, predicted Marty. And like start-ups in any new field, "there are sure to be a number of companies that will be unsuccessful," he said.
Marty says his job will be to find those companies that have near-term potential products or processes, a factor that may appeal to investors burned by the Nasdaq dot-com and tech stock bubble of 1999 and 2000.
So far, the hype that grossly inflated genomics, dot-com and other technology companies before the Nasdaq crash two years ago hasn`t spread to the small number of publicly-traded nanotech companies. But with the ever-present need for money at entrepreneurial start-ups and investment bankers` desire to underwrite a new technology gold rush, that may not last.
Shares in Altair International , for instance, a company that is developing "nanomaterials" for use in fuel cells, paints, solar cells and others, fell 58 percent over the last year to trade at $1.30 on Monday. Similarly, shares in Nanophase Technologies , which is developing applications for its "nanocrystalline" materials, fell 40 percent since mid-2001 to trade at $7.32 on Monday.
Part of the lack of investor interest may be due to the incomprehensible nature of nanotechnology to the average investor. However, as the potential commercial applications of nanotechnology become clearer, that could change, some experts say. Marty said he will be looking at some 50 start-ups in the field, many of which can be expected to conduct initial public offerings in coming years, giving a chance for small investors to get involved.
Others say nanotech may not become a craze similar to dot-coms or genomic stocks, since investors may have learned that companies cannot change in fundamental value overnight,. a factor apparently lost on many investors during the Nasdaq tech boom.
"Clearly there is that hype element, and we may see that in nanotech as well," said Fariba Ghodsian, head of healthcare investing at Roth Capital Partners who expects nanotech to advance biotechnology research. "But as investors become more savvy, hopefully they wont drive the whole thing up or down.
Das hema Nanotechnik finde ich auch sehr interessant, leider erhält man nur wenig Informationen über Firmen in dem Bereich. Wer kennt noch welche? Sicherlich ist es in dem Bereich vorteilhaft mit ein paar Euro frühzeitig investiert zu sein, ähnlich wie vor einigen Jahren bei Ballard Power ( Brennstoffzelle).
Es fallen mir nur wenige reine Nanotechnologiefirmen.
Die sind:
Nanophase: Mein persönlicher Favorit. Zwar verdient Nanophase noch kein Geld, hat aber eine Reihe vielversprechender Produkte und Patente zur Herstellung. Der Break-Even war zwar schon angekündigt, fand aber dann doch nicht statt. Wenn er gelungen ist kann die Aktie wirklich durch die Decke gehen. NANX verkauft nanokristalline Pulver zur Beschichtung. Diese werden u.a. in der Kosmetik eingesetzt (Lichtschutzfaktor) oder zur Beschichtung von Oberflächen (z.B. Stealth Flugzeuge). Die Informationspolitik ist gut.
Altair: Verdient z.Zt. auch kein Geld. Die Produkte von ALTI werden u.a. im Bereich der Batterien eingesetzt. Die Informationspolitik ist auch nicht schlecht
November AG: Die deutsche November AG ist ein Biotechunternehmen, dass Virenhüllen zum Wirkstofftransport nutzt. Auch dies ist eine „Nanotechnologie“. Auch die November verdient kein Geld. Ist aber ein Wert den man beobachten sollte.
Bei weiteren Werten fallen mir BASF, Beiersdorf usw. ein. Alles große Werte, bei denen der Bereich der Nanotechnologie nur einen geringen Teil des Umsatzes ausmacht.
Auf jeden Fall ist ein Investment in die Nanotechnologie sinnvoll. Wenn aber auch mit einem gewissen Risiko behaftet. Jetzt stehen die Firmen am Anfang und sind noch recht unbekannt. Dies wird sich aber bald ändern. Dann werden auch zunehmend Produkte die mit Nanotechnologie hergestellt wurden, in unser Leben dringen. (Außer dem Sonnenschutz.....) Dies werden Textilien sein oder Lackversiegelungen usw.
Die sind:
Nanophase: Mein persönlicher Favorit. Zwar verdient Nanophase noch kein Geld, hat aber eine Reihe vielversprechender Produkte und Patente zur Herstellung. Der Break-Even war zwar schon angekündigt, fand aber dann doch nicht statt. Wenn er gelungen ist kann die Aktie wirklich durch die Decke gehen. NANX verkauft nanokristalline Pulver zur Beschichtung. Diese werden u.a. in der Kosmetik eingesetzt (Lichtschutzfaktor) oder zur Beschichtung von Oberflächen (z.B. Stealth Flugzeuge). Die Informationspolitik ist gut.
Altair: Verdient z.Zt. auch kein Geld. Die Produkte von ALTI werden u.a. im Bereich der Batterien eingesetzt. Die Informationspolitik ist auch nicht schlecht
November AG: Die deutsche November AG ist ein Biotechunternehmen, dass Virenhüllen zum Wirkstofftransport nutzt. Auch dies ist eine „Nanotechnologie“. Auch die November verdient kein Geld. Ist aber ein Wert den man beobachten sollte.
Bei weiteren Werten fallen mir BASF, Beiersdorf usw. ein. Alles große Werte, bei denen der Bereich der Nanotechnologie nur einen geringen Teil des Umsatzes ausmacht.
Auf jeden Fall ist ein Investment in die Nanotechnologie sinnvoll. Wenn aber auch mit einem gewissen Risiko behaftet. Jetzt stehen die Firmen am Anfang und sind noch recht unbekannt. Dies wird sich aber bald ändern. Dann werden auch zunehmend Produkte die mit Nanotechnologie hergestellt wurden, in unser Leben dringen. (Außer dem Sonnenschutz.....) Dies werden Textilien sein oder Lackversiegelungen usw.
Einen Überblick zur Nanotechnologie findet man bei http://www.nano-invests.de
Wenn das keine guten Nachrichten sind.... In den Staaten hat der Kurs auch schon um über 12% zugelegt. Wenn jetzt noch schwarze Zahlen erreicht werden, dann geht es hier richtig ab! NANX ist auf dem richtigen Weg!
Wednesday March 13, 12:15 pm Eastern Time
Press Release
SOURCE: Nanophase Technologies Corporation
Nanophase Technologies Increases Revenue Guidance
ROMEOVILLE, Ill., March 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Nanophase Technologies Corporation (Nasdaq: NANX - news), a leader in nanomaterials and nanoengineered products, today provided additional guidance on expected revenue for the first and second quarter of 2002. The company now expects revenues of approximately $1.4 million for the first quarter and $1.6 million in the second quarter, or approximate revenue of $3 million during the first half of 2002. Planned revenue growth in the first half of 2002 represents an expected increase of 40% compared to the same period of 2001.
Planned first quarter revenue for 2002 represents a 13% sequential quarterly growth rate over the fourth quarter of 2001 and would represent the highest quarterly product revenue that the company has achieved. This would quickly be eclipsed by the second quarter revenue plan, which would represent 14% sequential quarterly growth compared to the first quarter 2002 estimate.
``Already in 2002, with product shipments to date, purchase orders, and annual supply agreements in-hand, the company has a current shipped and order backlog of approximately $4.6 million for the year,`` stated Joseph Cross, Nanophase`s president and CEO. ``We continue to forecast that revenues from established customers will be approximately $5 million for 2002, or a growth rate of 25%, plus we expect new business currently under development. Business development activity remains strong and we believe that Nanophase has higher quality and quantity of opportunities than at any time in its history, but our visibility on timing remains limited. We will continue to provide quarterly guidance, as it is appropriate. However, we remain cautiously optimistic about 2002-revenue growth and expect to have increased revenue growth during the second half.``
Nanophase Technologies Corporation provides nanoengineered solutions of nanostructured materials for a variety of industrial product applications. Using patented and proprietary core technologies, the company creates products with unique performance attributes. Nanophase Technologies has 38 patents, patent applications, and licenses covering its platform of nanotechnologies. The company trades on the Nasdaq NMS under the symbol ``NANX. Visit the company`s web site at www.nanophase.com .
The words ``expect``, ``anticipates``, ``plans``, ``forecasts`` and similar expressions are intended to identify forward looking statements. Statements contained in this news release that are not historical facts are forward looking statements that are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements reflect the Company`s current beliefs, and a number of important factors could cause actual results for future periods to differ materially from those expressed in this news release. These important factors include, without limitation: a decision of the customer to cancel a purchase order or supply agreement; demand for, and acceptance of, the Company`s nanocrystalline materials; changes in development and distribution relationships; the impact of competitive products and technologies; possible disruption in commercial activities occasioned by terrorist activity and armed conflict; and other risks indicated in the Company`s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Nanophase undertakes no obligation to update or revise these forward-looking statements to reflect new events or uncertainties.
SOURCE: Nanophase Technologies Corporation
Wednesday March 13, 12:15 pm Eastern Time
Press Release
SOURCE: Nanophase Technologies Corporation
Nanophase Technologies Increases Revenue Guidance
ROMEOVILLE, Ill., March 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Nanophase Technologies Corporation (Nasdaq: NANX - news), a leader in nanomaterials and nanoengineered products, today provided additional guidance on expected revenue for the first and second quarter of 2002. The company now expects revenues of approximately $1.4 million for the first quarter and $1.6 million in the second quarter, or approximate revenue of $3 million during the first half of 2002. Planned revenue growth in the first half of 2002 represents an expected increase of 40% compared to the same period of 2001.
Planned first quarter revenue for 2002 represents a 13% sequential quarterly growth rate over the fourth quarter of 2001 and would represent the highest quarterly product revenue that the company has achieved. This would quickly be eclipsed by the second quarter revenue plan, which would represent 14% sequential quarterly growth compared to the first quarter 2002 estimate.
``Already in 2002, with product shipments to date, purchase orders, and annual supply agreements in-hand, the company has a current shipped and order backlog of approximately $4.6 million for the year,`` stated Joseph Cross, Nanophase`s president and CEO. ``We continue to forecast that revenues from established customers will be approximately $5 million for 2002, or a growth rate of 25%, plus we expect new business currently under development. Business development activity remains strong and we believe that Nanophase has higher quality and quantity of opportunities than at any time in its history, but our visibility on timing remains limited. We will continue to provide quarterly guidance, as it is appropriate. However, we remain cautiously optimistic about 2002-revenue growth and expect to have increased revenue growth during the second half.``
Nanophase Technologies Corporation provides nanoengineered solutions of nanostructured materials for a variety of industrial product applications. Using patented and proprietary core technologies, the company creates products with unique performance attributes. Nanophase Technologies has 38 patents, patent applications, and licenses covering its platform of nanotechnologies. The company trades on the Nasdaq NMS under the symbol ``NANX. Visit the company`s web site at www.nanophase.com .
The words ``expect``, ``anticipates``, ``plans``, ``forecasts`` and similar expressions are intended to identify forward looking statements. Statements contained in this news release that are not historical facts are forward looking statements that are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements reflect the Company`s current beliefs, and a number of important factors could cause actual results for future periods to differ materially from those expressed in this news release. These important factors include, without limitation: a decision of the customer to cancel a purchase order or supply agreement; demand for, and acceptance of, the Company`s nanocrystalline materials; changes in development and distribution relationships; the impact of competitive products and technologies; possible disruption in commercial activities occasioned by terrorist activity and armed conflict; and other risks indicated in the Company`s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Nanophase undertakes no obligation to update or revise these forward-looking statements to reflect new events or uncertainties.
SOURCE: Nanophase Technologies Corporation
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Ich war auch lange Zeit in NANX, habe aber nun in HHGP
(#911428) getauscht.
HHGP spezialisiert sich zur Zeit auf die Beteiligung an jungen Nanotech-Startups, die dann später an die Börse gebracht werden sollen.
Und rate Mal, wen die schon vor der Börsennotierung als Beteiligung hatten: NANX !
Zur Zeit ist HHGP neben den anderen Beteiligungen an folgenden NANO-Firmen beteiligt:
Nantero - nano memory (to replace all forms of memory)
NanoPharma - nano drug delivery
NeoPhotonics - nano optical (NEO stands for Nano Enabled Optics)
Für eigene Eindrücke: www.hhgp.com
(#911428) getauscht.
HHGP spezialisiert sich zur Zeit auf die Beteiligung an jungen Nanotech-Startups, die dann später an die Börse gebracht werden sollen.
Und rate Mal, wen die schon vor der Börsennotierung als Beteiligung hatten: NANX !
Zur Zeit ist HHGP neben den anderen Beteiligungen an folgenden NANO-Firmen beteiligt:
Nantero - nano memory (to replace all forms of memory)
NanoPharma - nano drug delivery
NeoPhotonics - nano optical (NEO stands for Nano Enabled Optics)
Für eigene Eindrücke: www.hhgp.com
Die Frage ist halt bloß, ob ein VC-Unternehmen eine hohe Bewertung erreicht in einem evtl. auf uns zukommenden Nanohype. Leider hab ich da wenig Erfahrung mit US-Titeln. Auffällig war aber bei uns, daß die VC-Unternehmen die haufenweise die einstigen Dot-Com Stars an die Börse brachten extrem niedrig bewertet waren im Vergleich zu den Dot-Com´s und anderen Pseudo-Stars selbst... ob Gold-Zack, TfG oder VMR... den Abschwung dagegen haben sie dann auch voll mitgemacht. Ist eben die Frage was höher steigt, eine NANX, NPCT, NANO usw oder ein VC-Unternehmen, daß in diesen Markt investiert.
.....ja, das wird uns halt erst die Zukunft zeigen.
Viel Glück !
Viel Glück !
....oder schon der nächste Tag:
Hoffen wir mal, daß Nano abgeht... es ist ja auch keinem verboten ein bischen zu streuen, jedenfalls werde ich mir HHGP auch mal vormerken, die kannte ich noch gar nicht.
Gestern war ja ein respektables Volumen an der Nasdaq unterwegs. Geht´s jetzt endlich aufwärts ??
Bin schon lange in Nanophase, aber über die DotCom-Blase habe ich da einiges verloren ....
Wäre an der Zeit, dass sich da mal was tut !
Prinzip passt, Unternehmen ok, jetzt fehlen nur noch ein paar Pusher !!!
Bin schon lange in Nanophase, aber über die DotCom-Blase habe ich da einiges verloren ....
Wäre an der Zeit, dass sich da mal was tut !
Prinzip passt, Unternehmen ok, jetzt fehlen nur noch ein paar Pusher !!!
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nanophase dreht wieder nach oben... bei small-cp-news.de wird ein kursziel von 20 USD anvisiert....
bei 6 USD sollte man sich einige Stücke ins Depot legen...
bei 6 USD sollte man sich einige Stücke ins Depot legen...
eine anaöyse zu nanophase gibts bei www.small-cap-news.de
Reuters Company News
Nanophase Technologies sees 75 pct 2002 revs increase
ROMEOVILLE, Ill., May 7 (Reuters) - Nanophase Technologies Corp. (NasdaqNM:NANX - news), a developer of coatings and health-care products, said on Tuesday it expects full year 2002 revenues to increase 75 percent to $7.0 million.
The company also said it estimates third-quarter revenue at $1.7 million and revenues in the first half of 2002 to be $3.0 million.
"Toward our 2002 revenue forecast, the company currently has received orders, including orders that have been shipped to date, of approximately $5.0 million entering May," said President and Chief Executive Officer Joseph Cross. "This represents over 70 percent of the current 2002 forecast.
"Although orders are always subject to cancellation or change, and these estimates are based on various product mix, pricing, and other normal assumptions, we currently believe that we are on track to hit our 2002 revenue forecast of $7.0 million."
Reuters Company News
Nanophase Technologies sees 75 pct 2002 revs increase
ROMEOVILLE, Ill., May 7 (Reuters) - Nanophase Technologies Corp. (NasdaqNM:NANX - news), a developer of coatings and health-care products, said on Tuesday it expects full year 2002 revenues to increase 75 percent to $7.0 million.
The company also said it estimates third-quarter revenue at $1.7 million and revenues in the first half of 2002 to be $3.0 million.
"Toward our 2002 revenue forecast, the company currently has received orders, including orders that have been shipped to date, of approximately $5.0 million entering May," said President and Chief Executive Officer Joseph Cross. "This represents over 70 percent of the current 2002 forecast.
"Although orders are always subject to cancellation or change, and these estimates are based on various product mix, pricing, and other normal assumptions, we currently believe that we are on track to hit our 2002 revenue forecast of $7.0 million."
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