XTPL will deliver its next prototype production device to Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
The buyer is the IRIS Adlershof Institute from the prestigious Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
The buyer is the IRIS Adlershof Institute from the prestigious Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
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The share price rose by over 30% on Friday's session XTPL, listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, announced on Friday morning that it has moved to the key implementation stage, i.e. the execution of the order for the delivery of a printing module for a partner from Taiwan. It is another implementation of an industrial project at an advanced stage by XTPL. The share price on Friday's session increased by over 30%.
The Polish company has started the implementation of the order for a partner from Taiwan. Revenues on this account will be posted in 2022.
XTPL (WSE: XTP), a global provider of breakthrough nanoprinting solutions for the global market of modern electronics, published estimated consolidated revenues from the sale of products and services, which in Q2 2022 amounted to PLN 2.04 million and were 26 times higher than 0, PLN 08 million recorded in the second quarter of 2021. The company estimates that in the entire first half of this year. revenues from the sale of products and services amounted to approximately PLN 2.97 million (21-fold increase y / y). Such significant increases were mainly due to the implementation of projects with industrial partners.
The listed nanoprinting company is consistently increasing its revenues from products and services. However, the most important results of the collaboration with Nano Dimension are yet to come.
XTPL S.A. concluded two agreements for the commercialization of the developed and produced conductive inks based on metallic nanoparticles. Revenues from signed contracts will support the further development of the company.
XTPL recorded PLN 2.63 million of consolidated net loss attributable to shareholders of the parent company in Q1 2022 compared to PLN 2.25 million loss a year earlier, the company said in the report.
XTPL has completed the first phase of development work as part of the technology phase of activities set out in its contract with Nano Dimension, the company said. The contract concerns the development of a special electrically conductive ink formulation for industrial applications in the client's products aimed at the production of PCBs.
Nano Dimension Ltd. announced a collaboration with XTPL S.A. to develop new nano-particle based conductive ink.
In the reporting period the Company developed PLN 213 thousand YTD compared to PLN 44 thousand last year. This was possible as a result of the Company’s entry into the phase of commercialization and sale of its solutions in two out of three business lines – the Delta Printing System devices and nanoinks. (content in Polish)
The Company sold another Delta printer to the Bendable Electronics and Sensing Technologies (BEST) research group at the University of Glasgow. (content in Polish)
Polish investors are more and more boldly investing overseas, but looking for technological companies, it is also worth looking around the domestic ones in order not to miss the opportunity (content in Polish).
XTPL was awarded as “The most valuable optoelectronic equipment” and “The most valuable optoelectronic materials” during the Display & Touch Industry Conference 2021 (DTIC 2021). (content in Polish)
XTPL has signed a distribution agreement with the Chinese company Yi Xin Technology. Yi Xin will distribute the Company’s technological solutions in China (content in Polish).
XTPL has advised that it has obtained a recommendation from the National Center for Research and Development (NCBiR) to receive funding for the project on development of breakthrough printing technology of 3D micrometric conductive structures using an innovative printhead capable of printing on non-planar substrates and compatible ink for printed electronics applications (content in Polish).
XTPL has established cooperation with Bandi Consortia to support the commercialization of XTPL technology on the Korean market (content in Polish).
XTPL is looking for new applications for its ultra-precise printing technology and relies, among others, for innovation in the automotive market. The company has also submitted another patent application with the US office. (content in Polish)
“Depending on the area of application, the Polish company sells one of two benefits. In the area of open defect repair (ODR) this is a cost reduction service. Depending on the size of the market and the amount of the producer's savings, the company can count on higher royalties. In the case of smart glass, XTPL's revenues will depend on how much the company's solutions broaden the market. XTPL is able to gain royalties for market final growth. The more successful the company’s implementations will be, the higher the percentage it will be able to take for itself.” (content in Polish)
XTPL signed a contract for technology evaluation with Hefei BOE Joint Technology Co. Ltd. – a subsidiary of the Chinese group BOE – one of the largest global display manufacturers. The cooperation’s goal at this stage is, among others, confirmation of the parameters of the technology developed and commercialized by the Polish company. (content in Polish)
XTPL CEO, Dr Filip Granek in an interview with Dariusz Wieczorek from Parkiet.TV talks about potential partners interested in the company's technology, advantages of licensing model of commercialization and the importance of IP protection. (content in Polish)
XTPL consistently implements the next stages on the road to commercialization of technology. On the occasion of the semi-annual report, the Company summarized the achievements of the past period. (content in Polish)
XTPL plans to submit 26 patent applications by the end of 2020. For deep technology companies, such as XTPL, intellectual property is a product and a competitive advantage, while the size of the patent cloud has a major impact on their value. XTPL intends to put more than just a product on the global market. The company wants contribute with its breakthrough technology to revolutionary changes in many branches of the industry, where the company’s solutions will enable a quantum progress. Only the highest level of intellectual property protection guarantees safe commercialization of XTPL disruptive solutions. (content in Polish)
„In my opinion, the decision about licensing of the technology is very good. On one hand, it should accelerate the commercialization of XTPL technology in the area of open defect repair, and on the other hand it will allow the company to retain the rights to its intellectual property related to using this technology” comments Adrian Kowolik, East Value Research analyst. (content in Polish)
The company has decided to license its technology dedicated for repairing defects occurring during the production of displays. The decision is the result of talks with partners interested in acquiring the company’s technology and analyzes confirming the advantages of using the model. (content in Polish)
Investors took up the maximum pool of shares from 68-78k XTPL shares worth over PLN 10 million. Demand in the XTPL shares was that high that the pot was increased from previous 55-65k shares. The price for one share was PLN 130. Almost half of the shares were taken up to foreign institutional investors. (content in Polish)
In Poland established companies which offer technologically advanced solutions. Some of them are on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. These are companies that have their own technology, and their products are so innovative that they can soon be used around the world and play an important role in the global market. The transition from the project phase to commercialization is not easy. It requires time and, above all, financing. Strefa Investora presented in their article three of such companies, among them XTPL. (content in Polish)
The Warsaw Stock Exchange meets the trends in the economy, which is why decided to launch a new index – WIGtech. It will cover companies in such areas as biotechnology, gaming and programming. It is possible that the index will become the reference point for contracts in the future. The WSE published the exact composition of the index, which will include 42 companies, including XTPL. (content in Polish)
XTPL is preparing itself for the commercialization of breakthrough nanoprinting technology and brings on board world stars of high-tech projects, Objective: expansion in Asia and America. (content in Polish)
On June 4, 2019, an investors’ chat with representatives of the Management Board of XTPL took place. During the discussion, we talked about the display and smart glass markets. Investors also asked questions about the applications for nanoprinting, possible commercialization of the technology, development on foreign markets and prospects for the acquisition of the company. The meeting was very popular. Almost 800 investors took part in the discussion, and the Management Board answered almost 30 questions. We invite you to read the whole report. (content in Polish)
After a very busy 2018, in the first quarter of this year, XTPL maintained its momentum and consistently progressed towards gaining a position of a globally significant provider of the breakthrough nanoprinting technology. The strong potential for a wide industrial application of XTPL solutions has been again confirmed during the Display Week in San Jose – the most important global conference dedicated to display manufacturers. The upcoming quarters will entail very intensive commercialization work for the company, with the direction set out in the new “XTPL Inside” strategy. (content in Polish)
“XTPL technology responds to the market need of progressing miniaturization and at the same time provides a cost-effective & scalable method. We believe that as easily and inexpensively as you print books and newspapers today, soon you’ll be able to print display, semiconductor or smart glass elements. The highest precision, one that will allow for this process to materialize, is what XTPL brings to the table.” – read the whole article about our additive manufacturing method for flat panel display sector. (content in English)
Although books have been around for nearly 3,000 years, until Gutenberg invented the printing press in the 15th century they were rare and hard to manufacture. Text and illustrations were done by hand, a very time-consuming process, and only the wealthy could afford them. But within a few decades Gutenberg's innovation spread, which allowed literacy to flourish. Today, the advantages of print - such as scalability, lower cost, simplicity and speed - can also be used in the production of advanced electronics. This sector is facing a strong megatrend to produce high-tech devices using cost-effective and scalable methods. XTPL has developed the unique technology of ultra-precise printing to enable that advance. (content in English)
Printed electronics sector is consistently pursuing miniaturization, and while desired advancement of devices is progressing steadily, unfortunately in most cases it happens in direct proportion to their price. However, thanks to the new technology commercialized by the interdisciplinary XTPL team, in the near future it will be possible to print quickly and cheaply even the most advanced devices. (content in English)
On February 20th, the company which develops and commercializes the technology for ultra-precise printing of nanomaterials will debut on the WSE. XTPL has had a period of dynamic development and just after a few months since its debut on New Connect, it will change the stock market for the main one. (content in Polish)
Strong engagement of two German investment funds - ACATIS and Heidelberger Beteiligungsholding (controlling 10.79% of XTPL shares) – is the best evidence of the company’ potential. At this stage we are focusing on key application areas: open defects repair, semiconductors and smart glass sectors. (content in English)
In the top ten of the best investments of the Rentier ranking, there are primarily companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The best result was recorded by XTPL with nearly 110% net profit, ie after taking tax and inflation into account, which placed the company in the first place of the ranking. (content in Polish)
The interview for Forbes with Filip Granek, CEO of XTPL. “With great admiration I looked at people who turned technological enterprises into business. At scientists transforming into entrepreneurs. They were my superheroes. Now I would like to become one of them”- says Filip Granek. (content in Polish)
Filip Granek won the 16th edition of the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year competition. He received the award for his work on breakthrough technology, which has a serious chance to change the world for the better. He was also awarded in the New Business category! The prize has been awarded for the use of own scientific experience to create an innovative product on the global scale. (content in Polish)
New technologies have their epicenter within a 50 mile radius from a certain area in the United States. Silicon Valley is a magnet for those who want to develop their business, that includes also XTPL. (content in Polish)
World firsts in printed electronics in 2018, describing what has been new in the world of printed electronics over the last 12 months. “XTPL are targeting their fine resolution printing system for display repairs. Occasionally small defects arise in the manufacture of LCD or OLED displays. In inspection of the display panels, these are identified.” Our technology is mentioned as a new solution for open defects repair, one of XTPL key application areas. (content in English)
XTPL company sets to conquer the market with a unique technology of ultraprecise deposition of a conductive nanoink. And the world is reaching out, because this technology is the quintessence of entrepreneurial and futurist dreams. (content in Polish)
XTPL is a company listed on NewConnect, whose technology can change many industries. Their precise printing of electrodes can be used in the production of displays for TVs and smartphones, solar cells and anticounterfeiting systems. (content in Polish)
The Deutsche Balaton AG Group decided to renew the investment in XTPL The fund will include a private issue of shares. The capital raised in the amount of EUR 1.05 million will be used to further strategically strengthen the process of commercialization of the company's solutions in the USA and the development of its patent portfolio. (content in Polish)
Over recent years, the startup ecosystem in Poland has seen plenty of progress, here are ten of the most promising startups in the country. (content in Polish)
Nanotechnology Company XTPL Secures a New Round of Financing from Acatis Investment. The German fund will again invest in XTPL, the company developing a disruptive ultra-precise nanoprinting technology. Managed by capital market icon Dr Hendrik Leber, Acatis is set to take up a new, private issue of XTPL shares. The funds raised through the issue, EUR 1m, will go towards financing XTPL's growth and expansion in United States, especially in Silicon Valley. (content in English)
R&D Magazine and the R&D Awards Committee have announced the R&D 100 Awards finalists. We are proud to announce that XTPL made the list. (content in Polish) (content in English)
In an interview with Agnieszka Zareba, XTPL CEO Filip Granek speaks about business relations and intense commercialization efforts in the US and China. (content in Polish)
Germany's ACATIS fund is willing to invest another PLN 4.4m in the New Connect -listed company to commercialise a new nanoprinting technology. (content in Polish)
Amir Nayyerhabibi has joined XTPL's Advisory Board. Wall Street Journal has called Amir a ‘serial entrepreneur. Amir is a Benhamou Global partner and former director at Intel and Cisco. (content in Polish)
XTPL among 10 most promising polish startups according to Eu-Startups magazine ranking (content in English)
Researchers, specialists and businessmen from Wrocław are named in the Most Creative in Business list compiled by the editors of Brief magazine. Winners include Filip Granek. (content in Polish)
XTPL is among the few companies that own technologically advanced solution made in Poland. (content in Polish)
Interview with Filip Granek from XTPL at Impact'18 in Kraków (content in Polish)
XTPL named among the winners of the 4th Innovation Initiator competition held by Newsweek magazine in partnership with PwC. (content in Polish)
The price of XTPL shares, a technology company listed on NewConnect, continues its upward trend. It reached a new high on Thursday at 94 PLN. (content in Polish)
Filip Granek takes part in a panel discussion at Impactʼ18: Business 4.0: Tips for Building a Digital Company (content in Polish)
XTPL is negotiating a partnership deal with a global producer of devices for display sector based in China. XTPL's technology is to be used to repair metallic connections - so called open-defects – in thin-film electronic systems. (content in Polish)
XTPL received an honorable mention from I-Zone judges for its innovative product that prints extremely fine structures using nanomaterials. (content in English)
Printing and nanoparticles are the keywords in this business. Combined, they resulted in a product made in Poland that you will not find anywhere else in the world. Jacek Kapiszewski talks to XTPL CEO Filip Granek. (content in Polish)
Harold Hughes, former Intel CFO and longtime CEO of Rambus, has joined XTPL's newly established international Advisory Board. His role will be to help the company in the process of global expansion, including in the US and Asia. (content in Polish)
XTPL’s application laboratory has started several projects for international industrial and research partners. One of the projects is being developed for a Silicon Valley-based company active in the semiconductor industry. (content in Polish)
Application laboratory of XTPL is realizing multiple new proof-of-concept projects. The company is eyeing Wester Europe, North America and Asia. (content in Polish)
Maciej Adamczyk discusses the marketʼs need for innovative products (content in Polish)
About XTPLʼs plans to transfer to the main market of the Warsaw Stock Exchange. (content in Polish)
Wiesław Rozłucki, former CEO and co-founder of the WSE, has been appointed to XTPLʼs Supervisory Board. In this role he will be supporting the company in capital market and corporate governance-related activities. (content in Polish)
Implementation PhD Programmes are being developed within companies such as XTPL S.A., a listed company developing a disruptive technology for ultraprecise printing of nanomaterials. (content in Polish)
Is it time to say goodbye to the newspaper, light bulb, TV and smartphone as we know them? Maybe yes! All thanks to Filip Granek's and XTPL researchers’ discovery of a new printing technology. (content in Polish)
Filip Granek, CEO and principal shareholder of XTPL, was hosted by Dariusz Wieczorek on Prosto z Parkietu. He shared his thoughts the companyʼs plans and industry prospects. (content in Polish)
The technology currently developed by XTPL enables printing below the micrometric scale (content in Polish)
An article about comprehensive method for nano-scale printing of conductive lines in R&D Magazine. XTPL's revolutionary method is gaining recognition worldwide. (content in English)
XTPL, which developed a breakthrough technology of printing nanomaterials, has just started preparing for its debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange and Frankfurt's Open Market. The company debuted on NewConnect in Sep 2017. (content in Polish)
New technologies. XTPL has global aspirations. The company is set to debut on main market of WSE and further on Open Market in Frankfurt. (content in Polish)
The technology of XTPL may find its way to displays, pharmaceutical sector and even the clothing industry. They are causing quite a buzz abroad (content in Polish)