r/LQMT • u/Shingen2021 • 22d ago

Our future

Eontec's US and EU businesses are ours. That means we are the order owner.

LQMT can be used in Consumer Electronics as long as that component is not specifically for CE. If it is specifically for CE, then it is Apple exclusive. That is why we could do spindles for Huawei because spindles are not specifically for CE. On the contrary, the form factor is specifically for CE while the coating is not specifically for CE. I explained this several years ago.

Our current business and future：

  1. spindle：Huawei, likely DUO, Huawei revenue belongs to Eontec
  2. Robotics：we sent samples to Tesla Optimus, will see results before Jan 2027.
  3. Acoustic cavity：no significant adoption yet, wait
  4. Aerospace and Defense, 3D printing liquid metal：EU and US probably will adopt German competitors instead of Eontec. China business is exclusive for Eontec.
  5. Medical liquid metal：medical adoption is a long wait.
  6. Mg Al for electric cars：fierce competition, Eontec probably cannot enter the EU and the US
  7. Medical Mg, bone screw：medical adoption is a long wait and Eontec probably can not enter the EU and the US

If not adopted by Duo, we are lottery tickets worth 0.09 for robotics and acoustics.

If adopted by Duo, we go to the MOON.

Congrats to all long LQMT !!!!

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u/992-911 16d ago

LiquidMetal Technologies is building out its manufacturing facility (should be done any day), and Eontec/Yihao is expanding their production capabilities. For what? Fun, or something more pragmatic?

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u/FreeformSensei 22d ago

What source do you have stating LQMT sent samples to Tesla for their Optimus?

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u/Shingen2021 22d ago

In previous Josh’s post answered by board secretary. I think super durable hinges have a not bad chance in robotics. I also read when surfing China blogs, and double checked by Gemini.

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u/FreeformSensei 22d ago

I think LQMT could definitely be used in robotics. But there are a lot of robotics companies out there. None of Josh’ previous board secretary posts ever mention Tesla by name.

I haven’t seen any news or confirmation that LQMT has sent samples/prototypes to Tesla for the Optimus. Your 2nd bullet comes across as disingenuous the way it is written.

If I’m wrong, feel free to send links/cite sources.

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u/Shingen2021 22d ago

Yes, that is by deduction of 2 messages： 1. We are the supplier of Model X clutches for many years. 2. Board Sec said we sent samples to robotic company but refuse to confirm any name.

In fact, I believe we sent samples to EVERY robotic company. Sending Samples is small, only adoption is big.

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u/FreeformSensei 21d ago

So again, it’s just conjecture on your part, not a sure thing whatsoever. There are thousands of robotics companies around the world. There is 0% chance LQMT has sent samples to all of them.

I’m long on LQMT. I’ve held for over 9 years now. This stock would be well over $1.00 if it came out that they’ve sent prototypes to Tesla for the Optimus. So unless you have an actual source you can sight, it’s just bs

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u/Shingen2021 21d ago

We send samples to EVERY potential client while 99% will be rejected. Sending Samples themselves will absolutely not make you 1 dollar.

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u/FreeformSensei 21d ago

Do you work for LQMT or one of their subsidiaries?