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15-Dec-2021 17:07
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Well done. Metech. Thanks for the free coffee money 💰 . Huat!!!
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15-Dec-2021 15:18
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This counter very solid, think can move higher after contras sell to collectors. | ||||
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15-Dec-2021 11:12
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Common share outstanding only 149mill (amended) Dec 10 volume 37+mill Dec 13 volume 44+mill Today at 11am, already 18+mill Who is buying and selling? Price continues to move upward
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15-Dec-2021 11:03
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Common share outstanding only 100mill Dec 10 volume 37+mill Dec 13 volume 44+mill Today at 11am, already 18+mill Who is buying and selling? Price continues to move upward |
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13-Dec-2021 16:31
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Cannot be. As long as made good money and decent prospect. Anybody will be interested.
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13-Dec-2021 16:29
Yells: "Take the leap of faith dont regret 20 years later!" |
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i am suprise no retail interest in this counter..
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13-Dec-2021 16:15
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More consumers say ' I do' to lab-made diamonds https://www.toledoblade.com/business/retail/2021/12/11/jewelry-stores-lab-made-diamonds-consumers/stories/20211212039 DEC 12, 2021 1:42 AM If diamonds are a girl&rsquo s best friend, a new BFF has arrived on the scene. Lab-grown diamonds are quickly making gains in the jewelry market, especially for consumers who appreciate that they are earth-friendly, ethically sourced, and much more affordable than their mined counterparts. &ldquo We are seeing a trend in sales, they are a very viable alternative option to the natural diamond,&rdquo said Jeff Jaffe of Harold Jaffe Jewelers, in Toledo. Especially now, with holiday shoppers and newly engaged couples preparing to say their &ldquo I dos,&rdquo more consumers are taking heed of the new alternative, he said. &ldquo We&rsquo ve seen an increase in the number of people coming in and specifically asking for them, and we&rsquo ve seen people who don&rsquo t know much about them yet but want to learn, some people are interested and some people still want the traditional option,&rdquo he said. According to a report from the wedding planning website The Knot, a survey of 5,000 couples becoming engaged between January and November 2021 showed that nearly one in four engagement rings purchased featured a man-made center stone, an increase of 11 percent over the past two years. Lab-made diamonds are not new. In the 1950s, companies like General Electric created them for industrial use to cut and polish metals and glass and they have also been also used in the computer industry. But what has changed are decades of advancements in technology systems to create the diamonds, which has led to higher-quality, lab-made diamonds entering the jewelry industry at a much lower cost, Mr. Jaffe said. Lab-grown diamonds are not &ldquo fake diamonds&rdquo which are typically made of glass or cubic zirconia, he added. &ldquo These are real diamonds,&rdquo said Mr. Jaffe. &ldquo They have the same physical and optical properties as natural diamonds, they are just grown in a laboratory versus in Mother nature.&rdquo According to the International Gem Society, lab-grown diamonds have the same chemical and physical properties as mined diamonds and in an effort to mimic what happens in nature, two processes are used in the laboratory to create them. First is HPHT or high pressure, high temperature, a process in which carbon is heated and pressed together to create a diamond. The second process is called chemical vapor deposition or CVD, in which a mixture of hydrogen and methane gas is placed in a chamber with a seed crystal, then heat is applied and diamond grows on the seed crystal. The CVD method is cheaper than HPHT and has become more common in recent years, according to the Gem Society. It can take 6 to 12 weeks to manufacture a diamond in a laboratory while in nature, it takes millions of years, said Alan Miller of Alan Miller Jewelers in Oregon who has experienced a boom in the retail sales of lab-made diamond jewelry. Over the past 18 months, Mr. Miller has sold 40 tennis bracelets with lab-created diamonds, more than double the number he would have typically sold if those bracelets were made with naturally-mined diamonds. &ldquo And when you see them, you can&rsquo t tell the difference between them,&rdquo he said. Cost is the main factor driving those numbers, he added. For example, a 10-carat lab-made diamond bracelet will retail in Mr. Miller&rsquo s store for $6,995 compared to a retail price of more than $20,000 for the same bracelet made with naturally-mined diamonds. &ldquo Lab-grown diamonds allow customers, who wouldn&rsquo t be able to spend that amount of money, to be able to buy something very nice,&rdquo said Mr. Miller. When it comes to engagement rings, lab-grown diamonds have become extremely hot sellers for him. Of the 150 engagement rings sold this year, half were lab-created and the demand has grown as the year has gone on, with 13 of the 17 rings sold in September being lab-made diamonds. &ldquo That&rsquo s huge, they are catching on and we are selling more. The number of engagement rings isn&rsquo t unusual, but the number of lab stones, that is a lot,&rdquo he said. Jackie Klempner of West Toledo recently traded in a pair of 2-carat naturally-mined diamond earrings for a set of 3-carat lab-made diamonds, after she realized that she would be paying half the price for larger diamonds. &ldquo I got my upgrade and I didn&rsquo t have to go in debt for them,&rdquo she said. &ldquo If I would have stuck with the mined diamond pair, they would not have been as high quality, they wouldn&rsquo t have been as pretty.&rdquo Leading jewelry retailers are also driving lab-made diamond sales. This May, the world' s largest jewelry company, Pandora, made a major shift by announcing it would stop using mined diamonds in its jewelry. Instead, the Copenhagen-based company is shifting to lab-created diamonds, which it said have the same " optical, chemical, thermal and physical characteristics" of a mined diamond and are graded by the same standards known as the 4Cs: cut, color, clarity and carat. Pandora said it is instituting the change as part of its own effort to sell sustainable jewelry, and also because consumers are asking for it. Signet, the largest jewelry company in the United States, is also stocked up on engagement rings. " This is the high season for bridal jewelry. There are a tremendous number of couples who get engaged from Thanksgiving through New Year&rsquo s, and we' re ready to go," said Jamie Singleton, president at Signet Jewelers, which owns Zales, Kay Jewelers and Jared. Although a majority of shoppers at its stores are still buying natural diamonds, Ms. Singleton said Signet has expanded its man-made bridal jewelry selection this year. That would include a new " True lab-created Diamonds by Vera Wang LOVE" collection for Zales comprised of 16 engagement ring styles that feature 101 facet lab-grown diamond centers, as well as the new " LEO Legacy lab-created diamond" collection featuring 21 engagement rings and bands at Kay Jewelers. Martin Rapaport, founder of the Rapaport Diamond Report and chair of the Rapaport Group believes that lab-created diamonds do not offer the same type of investment value as natural diamonds do, so they will not hold their value over time. " Synthetic diamonds are not subject to natural scarcity like a mined diamond. They can be produced in unlimited quantities by machines, so they don' t really retain a resale value like natural diamonds," said Mr. Rapaport. " I think it is misleading to sell man-made diamonds without this important disclosure even if some consumers may not care about the resale value.&rdquo Mr. Miller believes that concept is relative. &ldquo It&rsquo s like buying anything else,&rdquo Mr. Miller said. &ldquo You buy this because you want to wear it and you appreciate it. These diamonds give customers that opportunity, to have something that they are going to love and wear over the years, this just allows them to be more affordable.&rdquo |
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13-Dec-2021 16:10
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Strong volume for the past few trading days...something brewing? | ||||
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WBdisciple
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13-Dec-2021 07:12
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This finanical times article was published earlier this year but it provides a good reference for this niche and high growth market..
Diamond Foundry valued at $1.8bn after $200m fundraising Fidelity&rsquo s investment to help lab-grown gem start-up boost output to challenge miners
Henry Sanderson APRIL 27 2021
Diamond Foundry has notched up a $1.8bn valuation after a $200m investment by Fidelity that the lab-grown diamond start-up will use to boost its output to compete with gemstone miners such as De Beers.
The Silicon Valley company, which counts Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio among its backers, is challenging the traditional diamond industry by producing chemically identical stones.
The funding will help Diamond Foundry in its aim to quintuple production at its Washington state factory to as much as 5m carats a year by the end of 2022 &mdash equivalent to almost a quarter of De Beer&rsquo s 2020 production.
&ldquo This is the first time that this quality of diamond is produced at mining scale,&rdquo Martin Roscheisen, chief executive, told the Financial Times. He said the company was also looking at opening a second factory, possibly overseas.
The company, which is targeting the high-end jewellery market, sells its diamonds direct to consumers via its Vrai brand as well as through retail partners. It is also developing diamond wafers for use in the semiconductor industry.
Diamond Foundry has doubled production in each of the past four years. Global production of mined diamonds, however, has been falling since its peak of 152m carats in 2017, according to Bain. Last year it slid 20 per cent to 111m carats amid disruption caused by the pandemic.
Martin Roscheisen, chief executive of Diamond Foundry, said: &lsquo All the largest technology companies in the world are looking at doing diamond wafers&rsquo © Diamond Foundry
With no new diamond mines coming into production the market is &ldquo now at that inflection point&rdquo , Roscheisen said.
Diamond Foundry says it is selling lab-grown diamonds at higher prices than some natural stones, at an average of $282 per rough carat. It says it made a profit last year.
Lab-grown diamonds generally sell at a significant discount to natural stones, according to Paul Zimnisky, a diamond analyst who tracks the market. A half-carat lab-grown stone currently sells for about $615, compared with $1,395 for a mined diamond, according to his data.
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The company also plans to spend some of the $200m on perfecting the production of 200mm single-crystal diamond wafers for use in semiconductors.
The use of diamonds instead of silicon in semiconductors can help increase their performance because they are good conductors of heat. Data centres will probably be the first companies to use diamond-wafer chips, but in future they could be used in electric vehicles as well as 5G technology, Roscheisen said.
&ldquo All the largest technology companies in the world are looking at doing diamond wafers,&rdquo he said. &ldquo It&rsquo s quite difficult to have full diamond for chips&thinsp .&thinsp .&thinsp .&thinsp we haven&rsquo t completely solved it yet.&rdquo
Diamond Foundry has raised a total of $315m since its launch in 2012 and has no debt. Other investors include Tony Fadell, former chief executive of smart home pioneer Nest, and Mark Pincus, the founder of video game group Zynga. DiCaprio is an investor and adviser to the company.
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sklong138
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10-Dec-2021 17:22
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Well done. Metech. Thanks for the huge coffee money 💰 .
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tedlim
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10-Dec-2021 17:12
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UOB KH earlier report on Metech seems to hit the money pot... Metech International (CENR SP) Wednesday, 27 October 2021 Sparkling Future With Lab-Grown Diamonds &bull Strong market prospects in lab-grown diamonds driven by environmental, sustainability and ethical concerns of mined diamonds. Diamonds are widely known to be used in jewellery but with its numerous physical attributes such as extremely high thermal conductivity, diamonds are also commonly used for industrial applications in medical equipment, aerospace, semiconductors, among others. A lab-grown diamond is chemically, physically and optically identical to a mined diamond, and is hence a sustainable source of this important raw material. According to the latest annual report on the global diamond industry, prepared by the Antwerp World Diamond Centre (AWDC) and Bain & Company, lab-grown diamond production has ballooned in recent years, with 6m- 7m carats produced in 2020 alone, albeit still a tiny industry compared with diamond mining, which peaked at 152m carats in 2017 and currently stands around 111m carats. The high level of thermal conductivity exhibited by diamonds makes them ideal for use in electronics to reduce the risk of overheating. They are also proving increasingly useful in radiation detection, with their radiation hardness and chemical stability allowing diamond- based detectors to be placed in previously inaccessible areas. &bull Increased adoption of lab-grown diamonds by big players. Metech International&rsquo s (Metech) press release on 26 Sep 21 highlighted that the world&rsquo s largest jewellery, Pandora, announced in May 021 that it will no longer sell mined diamonds and will switch to exclusively laboratory-made diamonds due to concerns about the environment and working practices in the mining industry. In addition, De Beers, Vrai and Kimaï have begun selling lab-grown diamonds as well as or in place of mined ones. Major fashion jewellery retailers are adding lab-grown diamonds to their product offerings, further positioning the category into the fashion jewellery segment and making it accessible to a wider range of price-sensitive consumers. &bull AET has the technological capability to produce jewellery-grade lab-grown diamonds. Only the highest grade of lab-grown diamonds are used for jewellery production, hence it is a testament to AET&rsquo s technology capability in this area. AET has announced plans to set up its lab-grown diamond production in Singapore with a three- year property lease that can accommodate up to 30 production machinery. Production is expected to commence by the end of Dec 21 and the lab-grown diamonds will be produced on a bi-weekly basis. |
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09-Dec-2021 12:34
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$MetechIntl(V3M.SI) Company probably has the most forward looking management, even collaboration with clients in robotics and healthcare. For a while, diamond to me is just a luxury item. But with the understanding of Metech New Business, it really is eye opening.
1. Collaboration with Technology Subsidiary of ShenzhenListed Han&rsquo s Laser to Develop New Laser-based Robotics and Machine Automation Solutions for Industrial Applications with Lab-Grown Diamonds
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/MMJRDOASICNJEBZZ/f99387898a80903111036f0e1a6e41c99d837328d9055a36372fb0e06a248644
2. Collaboration with TEINYO, to Develop Photodetector Technology and Automation and Artificial Intelligence Technology in Robot
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/KGB76UMH8K7BR4FU/76dba1251c5f43fe51f5786e6add273da9472fbb4286668b7d8a2dc0613d1f49
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09-Dec-2021 10:11
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Metech: Collaboration with TEINYO, to Develop Photodetector Technology and Automation and Artificial Intelligence Technology in Robotics
&bull A lab-grown diamond is a diamond: chemically, physically and optically identical to a mined diamond, hence without the need for mining, lab-grown diamonds are a sustainable source of this important material
&bull AET has the technological capabilities to produce the highest grade of lab-grown diamonds
&bull TEINYO, focuses on developing and commercialising new healthcare rehabilitation solutions with scientific methodologies and technology innovations
Singapore, 8th December 2021 &ndash SGX-listed Metech International Limited (&ldquo Metech&rdquo or the &ldquo Company&rdquo , and together with its subsidiaries, the &ldquo Group&rdquo ), is pleased to announce that its joint venture company, Asian Eco Technology Pte. Ltd. (&ldquo AET&rdquo ) (&ldquo 亚 洲 易 高 生 态 科 技 有 限 公 司 &rdquo ) has entered into a collaboration with 哈 工 天 愈 （ 中 山 ） 机 器 人 有 限 公 司 (&ldquo TEINYO&rdquo ), to jointly research and develop (i) photodetector technology in healthcare rehabilitation applications using lab-grown diamonds and (ii) automation and artificial intelligence technology in robot for production of lab-grown diamonds.
TEINYO belongs to HIT Robot Group (&ldquo HRG Robotics&rdquo ), a leading brand of scientific rehabilitation in China. As a high-tech enterprise, it focuses on developing and commercialising new healthcare rehabilitation solutions with scientific methodologies and technology innovations. For more information on TEINYO, please visit https://www.teinyo.com/
HRG Robotics was established in 2014 and it is a Chinese technology company specialising in robotics and artificial intelligence technology innovation and commercialisation. With various business centres and overseas offices, HRG Robotics focuses on research and development, start-ups incubation, business collaborations as well as other commercialisation activities to bring new technology innovations to market.
In Singapore, HRG Robotics collaborated with Temasek Polytechnic to set up of the TP-HRG Robotics Innovation Centre that was officially opened in February 2019. For more information on HRG Robotics, please visit http://www.hrgrobotics.cn/
Ms. Samantha Hua, Executive Director and Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Metech, said: &ldquo The rising demand for healthcare services globally has spurred the growth of advanced biomedical sensors and devices for diagnosis, monitoring, treatment and care.
Diamond has unique and extreme properties that are ideal for such applications and lab-grown diamonds have become a reliable and sustainable source. Together with TEINYO, we look forward to drive new technological advances and develop more applications in the biomedical and healthcare rehabilitation field using lab-grown diamonds.&rdquo
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08-Dec-2021 10:47
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too many retailers,,, clean flushing dyodd |
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tedlim
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08-Dec-2021 10:12
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Seems like 4 and above series coming soon wth Divine powers... Pope Francis &lsquo blesses&rsquo lab-created diamond Posted December 05, 2021 | By Richard Chiu Pope Francis blessed a lab-created diamond during Thanksgiving ceremonies in Rome, Italy to symbolise the need for promoting sustainable jewellery production processes. Heeding the Pope&rsquo s stand on the damaging and harmful effects of traditional mining practices, US-based Diamond Foundry presented a lab-created stone during the blessing rites, claiming it &ldquo represents a fundamental shift in how this mineral can be produced.&rdquo &ldquo We are greatly honoured to showcase a sustainably created diamond that entirely avoids the environmental and human toll of mining -- hopefully a brilliant example of the kind of paradigm shift possible for at least some mineral resources.&rdquo MARTIN ROSCHEISEN, DIAMOND FOUNDRY &ldquo His Holiness Pope Francis is one of the preeminent moral authorities of our times,&rdquo Martin Roscheisen, CEO, Diamond Foundry said. &ldquo We are greatly honoured to showcase a sustainably created diamond that entirely avoids the environmental and human toll of mining -- hopefully a brilliant example of the kind of paradigm shift possible for at least some mineral resources.&rdquo The Pope, during a Vatican meeting early this year, has been openly critical in his stand on denouncing traditional mining practices that do more harm than good as &ldquo the earth&rsquo s resources are being plundered because of short-sighted approaches.&rdquo He noted that such practices should be discontinued as &ldquo the earth&rsquo s resources are being plundered because of short-sighted approaches&rdquo and industry stakeholders need to &ldquo ensure that mining activities lead to the integral human development of each and every person and of the entire community.&rdquo " The earth&rsquo s resources are being plundered because of short-sighted approaches. [Mining activities result in an] extraction of wealth from land that paradoxically does not produce wealth for the local populations who remain poor." The Diamond Foundry claims it produces lab-created diamonds from a zero-emission hydropowered facility in Washington, USA using a proprietary plasma reactor technology that &ldquo coverts greenhouse gases into pristine diamonds.&rdquo However, some industry experts have questioned some of the &lsquo eco-friendly&rsquo claims of the lab-created diamond manufacturers. Diamond Foundry completed its $US200 million ($AU283 million) Series C equity financing by international financial investor Fidelity with an estimated value of $US1.8 billion ($AU2.55 billion). It also recently opened a &euro 740 million ($AU1.18 billion) 100 per cent solar-powered facility in Spain to supply diamond traders and the semiconductor industry with its lab-created diamonds. https://www.jewellermagazine.com/Article/10262/Pope-Francis-blesses-lab-created-diamond pls do your own DD... |
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08-Dec-2021 09:21
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Metech: Collaboration with Technology Subsidiary of Shenzhen-Listed Han&rsquo s Laser to Develop New Laser-based Robotics and Machine Automation Solutions for Industrial Applications with Lab-Grown Diamonds
&bull A lab-grown diamond is a diamond: chemically, physically and optically identical to a mined diamond, hence without the need for mining, lab-grown diamonds are a sustainable source of this important material
&bull AET has the technological capabilities to produce the highest grade of lab-grown diamonds
&bull Listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange with a current market capitalisation of RMB 50 billion, Han&rsquo s Laser develops, manufactures, and markets a wide range of laser-based products used in various industrial applications
Singapore, 7th December 2021 &ndash SGX-listed Metech International Limited (&ldquo Metech&rdquo or the &ldquo Company&rdquo , and together with its subsidiaries, the &ldquo Group&rdquo ), is pleased to announce that its joint venture company, Asian Eco Technology Pte. Ltd. (&ldquo AET&rdquo ) (&ldquo 亚 洲 易 高 生 态 科 技 有 限 公 司 &rdquo ) has entered into a collaboration with 深 圳 市 大 族 机 器 人 有 限 公 司 , a technology subsidiary of Han' s Laser Technology Industry Group Co., Ltd. (&ldquo Han&rsquo s Laser&rdquo ), to jointly research and develop new laser-based robotics and machine automation solutions for industrial applications using lab-grown diamonds.
Established in 2017, Shenzhen-based 深 圳 市 大 族 机 器 人 有 限 公 司 has a team of more than 100 researchers specialised in robotics and machine automation technology and it is primarily involved in the research and development, marketing and commercialisation of laser-based robotics and machine automation solutions for a diverse range of industries, such as healthcare, logistics, tertiary, among others.
Han&rsquo s Laser was established in 1996 and listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange since 2004. With a workforce of more than 10,000 employees, Han&rsquo s Laser develops, manufactures, and markets a wide range of laser-based products used for cutting, welding, marking, and drilling a wide range of industrial materials. Han&rsquo s Laser has a current market capitalisation of approximately RMB 50 billion. For more information on Han&rsquo s Laser, please visit https://www.hanslaser.com/
Ms. Samantha Hua, Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of Metech, said: &ldquo Laser welding and cutting cannot be done by hand, hence robotics and machine automation are an integrated part of a laser-based product.
With diamond&rsquo s ability to dissipate heat more quickly than other optical materials and is transparent across a broad spectrum, we look forward to collaborate closely with Han&rsquo s Laser subsidiary to develop more powerful laser devices that have the potential to meet demands in various industrial applications such as healthcare, semiconductor, materials processing, etc.&rdquo
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07-Dec-2021 22:59
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07-Dec-2021 22:35
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Collaboration with Technology Subsidiary of ShenzhenListed Han&rsquo s Laser to Develop New Laser-based Robotics and Machine Automation Solutions for Industrial Applications with Lab-Grown Diamonds &bull A lab-grown diamond is a diamond: chemically, physically and optically identical to a mined diamond, hence without the need for mining, lab-grown diamonds are a sustainable source of this important material &bull AET has the technological capabilities to produce the highest grade of lab-grown diamonds &bull Listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange with a current market capitalisation of RMB 50 billion, Han&rsquo s Laser develops, manufactures, and markets a wide range of laser-based products used in various industrial applications Singapore, 7 th December 2021 &ndash SGX-listed Metech International Limited (&ldquo Metech&rdquo or the &ldquo Company&rdquo , and together with its subsidiaries, the &ldquo Group&rdquo ), is pleased to announce that its joint venture company, Asian Eco Technology Pte. Ltd. (&ldquo AET&rdquo ) (&ldquo 亚 洲 易 高 生 态 科 技 有 限 公 司 &rdquo ) has entered into a collaboration with 深 圳 市 大 族 机 器 人 有 限 公 司 , a technology subsidiary of Han' s Laser Technology Industry Group Co., Ltd. (&ldquo Han&rsquo s Laser&rdquo ), to jointly research and develop new laser-based robotics and machine automation solutions for industrial applications using lab-grown diamonds. Established in 2017, Shenzhen-based 深 圳 市 大 族 机 器 人 有 限 公 司 has a team of more than 100 researchers specialised in robotics and machine automation technology and it is primarily involved in the research and development, marketing and commercialisation of laser-based robotics and machine automation solutions for a diverse range of industries, such as healthcare, logistics, tertiary, among others. Han&rsquo s Laser was established in 1996 and listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange since 2004. With a workforce of more than 10,000 employees, Han&rsquo s Laser develops, manufactures, and markets a wide range of laser-based products used for cutting, welding, marking, and drilling a wide range of industrial materials. Han&rsquo s Laser has a current market capitalisation of approximately RMB 50 billion. For more information on Han&rsquo s Laser, please visit https://www.hanslaser.com/ Ms. Samantha Hua, Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of Metech, said: &ldquo Laser welding and cutting cannot be done by hand, hence robotics and machine automation are an integrated part of a laser-based product. With diamond&rsquo s ability to dissipate heat more quickly than other optical materials and is transparent across a broad spectrum, we look forward to collaborate closely with Han&rsquo s Laser subsidiary to develop more powerful laser devices that have the potential to meet demands in various industrial applications such as healthcare, semiconductor, materials processing, etc.&rdquo | ||||
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sklong138
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07-Dec-2021 18:23
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Good sign. Close at 0.335 above resistance of 0.33 as posted in my earlier message. Some 29,702,100 shares trades value at $9.3 million. Up 13.56 %. My darling, diamond stock. Well done!!! |
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tedlim
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07-Dec-2021 17:48
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UOB KH recent report on Metech: https://research.sginvestors.io/2021/10/metech-international-uob-kay-hian-research-2021-10-27.html | ||||
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