HPQ Silicon Inc V.HPQ

$24,500KG

[Duke101]

My understanding is we manufacture at $30.00 KG and we sell at $24,500.00 KG as Bernard says that is the going market rate and if companies are testing from various sources why should we not sell at the going rate as everyone else?

[patience123]

  Duke thats not a realistic selling price for HPQ when it comes to the volume they will need to provide.  The nano silicon at this pont is $24,500 a kiligram because its rare and expensive to produce.  In order for the world to adopt nano silicon into evrything then it will have to be sold for a lot less.  As stated its the volume of the stuff thats going to be huge and it has

[leademhigh]

The reality is it will all come down to supply vs demand, like many products, like many commodities. If the demand is high, and HPQ is the best game in town, the $$$ will be high.  This price will not be fixed, it will fluctuate/ebb and flow. And if any potential buyer wants to enter into an exclusive agreement with HPQ to become a sole provider, well, the $$$ goes up even more. Any way

[Duke101]

I believe your right and volume will tell us the price but I believe Bernard or someone mentioned $300.00 as a selling prie per KG.

[thesabbathlife]

No Apollon just mentioned the equivalent to HPQ Silicon Nano Powders would cost $22,500/kg through the open market, as per last News Release.

[thesabbathlife]

And that price is before carbon(polymer) coating. NSiR will be producing nano silicon powders with carbonn coating in one-step eliminating processes and CAPEX, yet everyone wants them cheaper haha. Industry players are gonna be fighting over shares here, not retailers or investors. There's no other way to get it cheaper.

[Duke101]

Again thats what I thought Bernard saying they will sell at the market rate.

[Yajne]

I believe in interview(s) Bernard has mentioned that they would likely be selling initial volumes at a competitive higher price (est $300 or thereabouts may have been mentioned) but he has also stated numerous times that they have run their business case at much lower prices to ensure they will still have high margins when the silicon price drops. This will further drive demand as the EV

[Parksville]

Because the going rate is not commercially viable thus the interest in cheaper silicon nanoparticles which is where HPQ comes in.