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WESTON, FL -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 09/02/04 -- Wall Street News Alert's
"stocks to watch" this morning are: GEMZ Corp., (OTC: GMZP), Sun
Microsystems Inc. (NASDAQ: SUNW), Texas Instruments Incorporated
(NYSE: TXN) and General Electric Company (NYSE: GE).
Aggressive investors and traders will certainly want to take another
look at GEMZ Corp., (OTC: GMZP) this morning! Yesterday after the
markets closed, the company issued a press release announcing it takes
note of published reports indicating that the market for technology
being developed by its subsidiary, International Nanotechnology
Corp., is growing at a rate exceeding 30% per year.
This could be big news for investors! According to the press release,
SolarBuzz.com (http://www.solarbuzz.com/Marketbuzz2004-intro.htm)
reports that World solar photovoltaic market installations soared in
2003, representing growth of 34% over 2002.
Solar power generates less than 1 percent of the electricity in the
United States, according to Robert Margolis, a senior analyst with the
U.S. Department of Energy, providing a huge growth opportunity.
Over the last 20 years, improvements in manufacturing techniques
gradually lowered the costs of solar cells. That has widened their
use, which in turn has led to further expansions in the market and
further economies of scale.
GEMZ Corp. is investing in the development of solar-powered
technology against this positive background of a rapidly growing
market.
Investors watch this one! We recently reported that the company's
subsidiary had signed a definitive agreement with TSDC-N, a joint
venture created by Terra Solar Development Corp. (TSDC) and Dr. S.
Kulcsar, to acquire substantially all of its nanotechnology assets of
TSDC-N and an exclusive license to sell certain photovoltaic products
being developed by TSDC in the United States as well.
The stock closed yesterday at around Half a cent a share.
In case you are not familiar with the company: GEMZ Corp. is a
publicly traded company located in New York City. Its subsidiary,
International Nanotechnology Corp. (INC) is developing a solar-powered
solution for powering cell phones and laptop computers. INC recently
entered into a definitive agreement with TSDC-N, a joint venture
created by Terra Solar Development Corp. (TSDC) and Dr. S. Kulcsar.
TSDC is a leading developer of photovoltaic and nanocell technology.
As announced, INC will acquire substantially all of its
nanotechnology assets of TSDC-N and an exclusive license to sell
certain photovoltaic products being developed by TSDC in the United
States as well. The INC product is believed to be the first to use PV
Nanofilms, which combine thin films and nanotechnology so they it can
also work indoors in most lighting situations. Nanofilms have
elements below 1000 and even below 100 nanometers. For more
information please visit www.gemzcorp.net.
Stocks showing interesting activity yesterday at the close of the
regular trading day were: Sun Microsystems Inc. (NASDAQ: SUNW) even on
41.1 million shares traded, Texas Instruments Incorporated (NYSE:
TXN) up 1.1% on 11.1 million shares traded and General Electric
Company (NYSE: GE) up 0.2% on 11.4 million shares traded.
Commentary:
"A Labor Department report Friday may show U.S. employers added
150,000 workers in August, almost five times the number of jobs
created in July, according to the median estimate of 74 economists
surveyed by Bloomberg News," stated Mario Cardenas in Wall Street
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Gemz Corp. Expects its International Nanotechnology Corp. Subsidiary to Demonstrate First Product in Fourth Quarter 2004
Tuesday August 24, 4:10 pm ET
Progress Based on Signing Definitive Agreement with a subsidiary of TSDC Terra Solar Development Corporation
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 24, 2004-- GEMZ Corp., (OTC: GMZP - News) announced today that its subsidiary, International Nanotechnology Corp. (INC) will sample its first consumer product in the fourth quarter of 2004. This progress is based on signing, as previously announced, of a definitive agreement with TSDC-N, a joint venture created by Terra Solar Development Corp. (TSDC) and Dr. S. Kulcsar. TSDC is a leading developer of photovoltaic and nanocell technology. As announced, INC will acquire substantially all of its nanotechnology assets of TSDC-N and an exclusive license to sell certain photovoltaic products being developed by TSDC in the United States as well.
The INC product is believed to be the first to use PV Nanofilms, which combine thin films and nanotechnology so they it can also work indoors in most lighting situations. Nanofilms have elements below 1000 and even below 100 nanometers. The National Science Foundation (NSF) defines nanotechnology as consisting of components and elements 1000 nanometers and under. (1 nanometer is one billions of a meter or 10 Angstroms).
Pricing has not been announced but according to Dr. Zoltan Kiss, chief technology advisor to INC, it is expected to be very competitive with older, more limited solutions.
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Gemz Corp. Signs Definitive Agreement with Terra Solar Subsidiary for Nanotechnology Assets
Tuesday August 17, 4:10 pm ET
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 17, 2004--GEMZ Corp., (OTC: GMZP - News) announced today that its wholly-owned subsidiary, International Nanotechnology Corporation (INC) has signed a definitive agreement with TSDC-N, a joint venture created by Terra Solar Development Corp. (TSDC) and Dr. S. Kulcsar. TSDC is a leading developer of photovoltaic and nanocell technology. INC will acquire substantially all of its nanotechnology assets of TSDC-N and an exclusive license to sell certain photovoltaic products being developed by TSDC in the United States as well. Previously GEMZ Corp. had announced the signing of a letter of intent in connection with this transaction.
The INC product is believed to be the first to use PV Nanofilms, which combine thin films and nanotechnology so they it can also work indoors in most lighting situations. Nanofilms have elements below 1000 and even below 100 nanometers. The National Science Foundation (NSF) defines nanotechnology as consisting of components and elements 1000 nanometers and under. (1 nanometer is one billions of a meter or 10 Angstroms).
Dr. Zoltan Kiss, will become Chief Technical Advisor of INC. He is a noted inventor, with over thirty patents to his credit said, "This planned new product is the first of what we expect will be a family of consumer products that utilize nanotechnology to provide cost-effective solutions to problems not previously solved with conventional technology and which have wide consumer application."
The product is expected to be available for sampling in the fourth quarter of 2004. Pricing has not been announced but is expected to be very competitive with older, more limited solutions.
Moshe Gluzman, INC president and an experienced Photovoltaic Engineer and entrepreneur commented, "We are delighted that a definitive has been signed with Terra Solar and we look forward to growing this exciting business, which some independent market forecasters have predicted will become a $28 billion business by 2008."
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GEMZ Corp. says Independent Research Estimates Global Nanotechnology Market to Reach $29 Billion by 2008
Wednesday August 11, 4:15 pm ET
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 11, 2004--GEMZ Corp., (OTC: GMZP - News) announced today that Business Communication Company, Inc. has released an independent report (http://www.bccresearch.com/advmat/GB290.html) that estimates total global demand for nanoscale materials, tools, and devices was estimated at $7.6 billion in 2003 and is expected to grow at an AAGR (average annual growth rate) of 30.6% to reach $28.7 billion in 2008. Comparing nanotechnology to other key emerging technologies, the global nanotechnology market, at about $7 billion in 2002, was roughly comparable in size to the biotechnology sector, but far smaller than the $800 billion global informatics market. However, the nanotechnology market is believed to be growing more than twice as fast as either of the other two.
The nanomaterials segment, which includes several long-established markets such as carbon black rubber filler, catalytic converter materials and silver nanoparticles used in photographic films and papers, presently accounts for over 97.5% of global nanotechnology sales. By 2008, the nanomaterials share of the market will have shrunk to 74.7% of total sales. Nanotools will have increased their share to 4.3% ($1.2 billion), and nanodevices will have established a major presence in the market with a 21% share ($6.0 billion).
Nanoparticles currently account for the largest share of the nanomaterials market. However, the fastest-growing nanomaterials segments are nanotubes (with a projected AAGR of 173% over the next five years) and nanocomposites (76% AAGR).
This is the initial focus of International Nanotechnology Corporation (INC), the wholly-owned subsidiary of GEMZ Corp. INC has made forward progress towards develop a solar-powered solution for powering cellphones and laptop computers. INC previously announced that it had signed a letter of intent with Terra Solar Development Corp. (TSDC), a leading developer of photovoltaic and nanocell technology to acquire substantially all of its nanotechnology assets from a subsidiary of TSDC and to license certain photovoltaic assets as well. The solar-powered laptop and cellphone chargers will be the first products resulting from the planned combination.
Laptop and cellphone users everywhere need a cost-effective way to continually power or recharge their units without plugging them in. Previous products on the market use crystalline or polycrystalline silicon photovoltaic cells that just don't do the job, as they work only when they are recharged in direct sunlight. The INC products are believed to be the first to use PV Nanofilms, which combine thin photovoltaic films and nanotechnology so they can also work indoors in most lighting situations. Nanofilms have elements below 1000 and even below 100 nanometers. The National Science Foundation (NSF) defines nanotechnology as consisting of components and elements 1000 nanometers and under. (1 nanometer is one billions of a meter or 10 Angstroms).
The projections in this report assume a continuation and expansion of the current economic recovery. Other trends, it is believed, will contribute to the future growth of the nanotechnology sector, including high levels of government support for nanotechnology R&D (estimated at over $2.2 billion in 2002, alone) and growing venture capital investments in nanotechnology companies, which have increased sixfold over the past two years.
The Company has previously announced that Dr. Zoltan Kiss, upon completion of the acquisition of the assets of Terra Solar Development Corp.will become Chief Technical Advisor of INC. Dr. Kiss is a noted inventor, with over thirty patents to his credit.
The first product from the combination is expected to be available for sampling in the fourth quarter of 2004. Pricing has not been announced but is expected to be very competitive with older, more limited solutions.
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GEMZ Corp. Reports MIT's Technology Review Focuses on Solar-Powered Nanotechnology Batteries Similar to What It's Developing
Monday August 9, 4:12 pm ET
Appoints President and Chief Technology Advisor
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 9, 2004--In BW5026 issued Aug. 6, 2004: The sub-headline of this release dated August 6, 2004 should read: Appoints President and Chief Technology Advisor (sted. Appoints President and Chief Technology Officer).
The corrected release follows:
GEMZ CORP. REPORTS MIT'S TECHNOLOGY REVIEW FOCUSES ON SOLAR-POWERED NANOTECHNOLOGY BATTERIES SIMILAR TO WHAT IT'S DEVELOPING; APPOINTS PRESIDENT AND CHIEF TECHNOLOGY ADVISOR
GEMZ Corp., (OTC: GMZP - News) announced today that Technology Review, MIT's Magazine of Innovative Technology devoted the cover story of its latest issue (Vol. 107 / No. 6) (http://www.technologyreview.com/articles/04/07/fairley0704.asp) to a discussion of the potential of solar power to keep cell phones and laptops recharged. This is the initial focus of International Nanotechnology Corporation (INC), the wholly-owned subsidiary of GEMZ Corp. INC has made forward progress towards develop a solar-powered solution for powering cellphones and laptop computers. INC previously announced that it had signed a letter of intent with Terra Solar Development Corp.(TSDC), a leading developer of photovoltaic and nanocell technology to acquire substantially all of its nanotechnology assets from a subsidiary of TSDC and to license certain photovoltaic assets as well. The solar-powered laptop and cellphone chargers will be the first products resulting from the planned combination.
Laptop and cellphone users everywhere need a cost-effective way to continually power or recharge their units without plugging them in. Previous products on the market use crystalline or polycrystalline silicon photovoltaic cells that just don't do the job, as they work only when they are recharged in direct sunlight. The INC products are believed to be the first to use PV Nanofilms, which combine thin photovoltaic films and nanotechnology so they can also work indoors in most lighting situations. Nanofilms have elements below 1000 and even below 100 nanometers. The National Science Foundation (NSF) defines nanotechnology as consisting of components and elements 1000 nanometers and under. (1 nanometer is one billions of a meter or 10 Angstroms).
Moshe Gluzman, an experienced Photovoltaic Engineer and entrepreneur was named President of INC. He was. formerly employed in a number of senior positions, including posts at National Patent Development Corp. and Israeli Aircraft Industries. Dr. Zoltan Kiss, upon completion of the acquisition of the assets of Terra Solar Development Corp.will become Chief Technical Advisor of INC. Dr. Kiss is a noted inventor, with over thirty patents to his credit.
Mr. Gluzman said, "These two planned new products are the first of what we expect will be a family of consumer products that utilize nanotechnology to provide cost-effective solutions to problems not previously solved with conventional technology and which have wide consumer application." I am delighted to be able to contribute my experience to this very exciting company."
The product is expected to be available for sampling in the fourth quarter of 2004. Pricing has not been announced but is expected to be very competitive with older, more limited solutions.
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