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subsidiary, BNNT Technology, has significantly reduced the price of its Australian-made boron nitride nanotubes (BNNT) following a series of production improvements.
BNNT Tech says its pricing for BNNT now starts from US$150/gram, a huge markdown versus the approximately US$400/gram offered by competitors.
PPK’s commercial director, Lieuwke de Jong, said reducing the unit cost of BNNT has been a significant focus area for the company over the last few years.
“I speak with potential customers daily and the conversation inevitably turns to cost.
“There are many use cases where the end product would be improved with the addition of our nanomaterials, but until now, the cost has been prohibitive,” said de Jong.
He adds that while the premium end of the market will always be crucial to success, PPK’s aim is to ensure that adoption of these super materials can be as widespread as possible, including through the development of derivatives
BNNT Tech says its pricing for BNNT now starts from US$150/gram, a huge markdown versus the approximately US$400/gram offered by competitors.
PPK’s commercial director, Lieuwke de Jong, said reducing the unit cost of BNNT has been a significant focus area for the company over the last few years.
“I speak with potential customers daily and the conversation inevitably turns to cost.
“There are many use cases where the end product would be improved with the addition of our nanomaterials, but until now, the cost has been prohibitive,” said de Jong.
He adds that while the premium end of the market will always be crucial to success, PPK’s aim is to ensure that adoption of these super materials can be as widespread as possible, including through the development of derivatives