NanoMarkets Releases Transcripts from Conference Call on ITO and Alternative Transparent Conductors

Sept. 8, 2010 - PRLog -- Glen Allen, VA: NanoMarkets, a leading industry analyst in advanced materials and emerging electronics and energy markets has released the transcripts from the firm’s recent teleconference on ITO and alternative transparent conductor markets.  Persons interested in requesting a copy of the transcripts may do so under the event’s heading on the firm’s website at http://www.nanomarkets.net/events.  The content from the event was drawn from the NanoMarkets report, “Transparent Conductor Markets 2010: ITO and the Alternatives.”

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About the Call:

The conference call presented NanoMarkets’ latest findings from its ongoing coverage of the market for indium tin oxide (ITO) and alternative transparent conductors.  In a recent news release the firm stated that suppliers of ITO alternatives were facing extremely favorable market opportunities in light of changes in ITO prices as well as developments in application markets.  On the call Dr. Paul Markowitz, the report’s lead author, and Lawrence Gasman, NanoMarkets’ principal analyst addressed a host of questions surrounding where new opportunities are available for materials suppliers, how the competitive landscape has changed in the past year and what the implications will be for the next twelve to eighteen months.   Further commentary on companies and specific product segments was also provided.  

About the report:

The NanoMarkets report, “Transparent Conductor Markets 2010: ITO and the Alternatives” analyzes the transparent conductor market, covering ITO, ITO inks, other TCOs, organic conductors, transparent nanotube and graphene coatings and nano-metallic coatings.  The report examines how each of these materials fits into the current and future requirements for a broad variety products including flat panel displays, e-paper and flexible displays, touch-screen displays, OLED lighting, thin-film and organic PV and EMI/RFI coatings.  In addition, it will be of interest to any firm that is concerned about the changing value propositions of transparent conductors, in the display, PV and lighting industries and it includes eight-year volume and value forecasts of ITO and ITO alternatives as well as a discussion of strategies for market success in this market.

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NanoMarkets, a Virginia-based analyst firm offers market research and analysis coverage of advanced materials and emerging electronics and energy markets. Visit www.nanomarkets.net for a full listing of NanoMarkets' reports and other services.