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VRS Versarien Plc

0.24
0.045 (23.08%)
Last Updated: 11:32:37
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Versarien Plc LSE:VRS London Ordinary Share GB00B8YZTJ80 ORD 0.01P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.045 23.08% 0.24 114,769,093 11:32:37
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
0.235 0.249 0.265 0.19 0.1955
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Chemicals & Chem Preps, Nec 11.64M -8.07M -0.0244 -0.09 760.79k
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
11:37:55 O 41,442 0.2413 GBX

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19/3/202411:50VRS The world lead in real Graphene (Nanene)151,686
19/3/202411:42Versarien - Bulls and bears thread18,627
14/3/202423:55Versarien Developing advanced materials and enabling engineering exploitation24,729
14/11/202318:33Christmas 🤶 competition 1
14/10/202306:52Macrocephaly 4

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Posted at 19/3/2024 08:20 by Versarien Daily Update
Versarien Plc is listed in the Chemicals & Chem Preps, Nec sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker VRS. The last closing price for Versarien was 0.20p.
Versarien currently has 330,779,690 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Versarien is £760,793.
Versarien has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.09.
This morning VRS shares opened at 0.20p
Posted at 19/3/2024 09:47 by pwhite73
Ignore the share price it can just as easily halve on the next placing. What is of paramount importance is the traction the company is making in the commercialisation of its graphene products and services. This is what will sustain a rising share price not all these day and short-term traders having recently arrived.
Posted at 14/3/2024 11:42 by pwhite73
fuji99 - "What are the reasons that led to the catastrophic failure of the share price from 185p to 0.1p today ?"

I have answered this question before but will again. The national and international markets for materials was not ready for graphene. Graphene had been discovered in 2004. It takes about 20 years for a new scientific discovery to become mainstream. 20 years from 2004 is 2024.

This is why as much as a charlatan NR was he was not ultimately responsible for the demise of VRS this would have happened whoever was at the helm. Indeed NR done well to keep everybody at VRS in a job for so long.

The industrial, economic and climatic environment has now changed and is more receptive to graphene due to its ability to reduce carbon, its electrical conductivity and its utensil strength.

It cannot be overemphasised just how important this new signing is for VRS and the graphene industry as a whole.
Posted at 03/3/2024 11:40 by pwhite73
1retirement - "Placings are always material to those who are current shareholders, they inevitably get diluted"

Wrong. Dilution itself is never the issue for PI shareholders. It is the share price that counts. Dilution is only important if you had ambitions to call an GM where you would need 5% or more. It's the lower share price part of a dilution that hurts not the dilution itself.

Like many AIM stocks VRS is a special case insomuch as that the market cap is only 996K so a 100% dilution at say 0.10p would give a market cap of only £2 million or less if the dilution price is lower. With contract news and evidence of traction the market cap can easily multi-bag from £2 million.

Technically speaking the very low market cap negates the effects of any further dilution.

I reiterate what is of paramount importance here is will VRS make commercial contraction in the graphene market to the point of self sustainability. Given what has happened in the past under NR and where they are today under Dr Stephen Hodge I am of the opinion they will.

If a 07:00 RNS tomorrow announces they've called in administrators then I will be the first to apologise and admit that I called this wrong.

And no I won't be financially compensating those who have lost money on my postings because we all know the high risk nature of this AIM game. It's always boom or bust.
Posted at 10/2/2024 20:54 by 1manchild
some good and not so good things happening - on the plus side - it was brill how ricketts was outed for being the greedy pig he is. where is big di to give him a shoeing too - theres a question as they are friends so maybe even a hug? what is our chairman doing now as it has gone awfully quite? has she gone rogue too? also the share price went north once the news had filtered and there have been some signs of collaborations which is good - although nothing to make an rns as it will cost cash - but expected as we are in a technology which accepts it to a greater degree. things to be a bit more contented with and i do hope things will improve although it never will with this management but more on this later. on the not so good side - and i am sorry pwhite as i do like your posts on the market as you know your stuff there - but i have bit my tongue since i saw your dismal response to my previous (court room) post and have just sat back read the board a bit which includes cringing at your supercilious and self righteous posts. you have not got a lot right yet - as most of it involves pure faith without a versarien messiah at the mo - and now we have debating in politics as a niche for you too? tell us all - should versarien have taken the china deal or not? theres a political hot spud to think about. we all know the net zero targets all governments have in place and have had in place for years which is why there are lots of technologies including ours out there as we speak. graphene is part of the solution within construction but currently an expensive one whereas options like fly ash and slag are cheaper solutions too. i have hope in graphene penetrating this space but versarien will not be the first as we do not have the infrastructure to deliver. ricketts used to speak about net zero - the new management has followed suit. and although the share price has gone up slightly - my gosh we are more in tatters than ever before with the dilutions and devaluations. prompt has delivered nothing. it has not sold the other businesses. it has not found investment. it has trimmed the wage bill but it was going to happen anyway with the redundancies. all we hear is the same old growing pipeline of opportunities. it is the same tune as always. and so when we hear the praise for prompt and ceo and the cfo please think of an alternative - maybe one where there is a jv partner with a strong ceo with connections who takes control and who gets the funds in and accelerates the testing - builds partnerships and markets the new versarien. it could be a reality if we let it happen.
Posted at 09/2/2024 12:56 by pwhite73
The period from which Prompt were assigned and Hodge became CEO was one of cost-cutting, raising finance and bringing about stability. During this period the share price was falling as it was widely believed VRS would not survive beyond October 2023.

VRS has proven the doomsayers wrong as I predicted. We are now entering a period of traction both within the company ( The CEO mentions the word 'traction' at 5:14 during the interview) and with regards to the share price. The last placing was at 0.08p the price now stands at 0.15p. This is the first time since NR left the share price has stabilised above the placing price.

The announcement of the legal claim by NR only temporarily damaged the share price now it has regained strength. The share price will continue to gain traction from hereon as commercial developments are announced.
Posted at 07/2/2024 11:05 by fuji99
PWhite: " them knowing it would crash the share price and set off alarm bells everywhere." - The probability for this happening is very high. To me, "crash the share price" means one thing: Call in the receivers. Is this what in fact both parties deep in their heart, want ? I cannot see another escape route... The near future will tell us ...
Posted at 07/2/2024 10:37 by pwhite73
fuji99 - "The question to ask is this: Why suddenly there is a new story of "various unquantified claims"

Because NR knows the precarious situation of the company at this critical stage.

My interpretation is that VRS had to make a difficult choice. Either ask NR how much do you want and pay up or make an RNS announcement advising of a legal claim against them knowing it would crash the share price and set off alarm bells everywhere.

VRS after taking legal advice were told to put out the RNS and fight the case. This is only an employment rights case that's all.

It's not like VRS are being sued by a trade partner for supplying faulty graphene products. That type of legal case can be terminal for any company if they lose.
Posted at 07/2/2024 08:51 by pwhite73
fuji99 - "With this court case"

There is no court case at this stage. It is only a preliminary hearing where a panel experienced in employment law will layout where each party stands legally. If any party is dissatisfied then they can take their case to the High Court. Only people who work in the city on seven figure salaries take their employment disputes to the High Court.

RNS 07/02/24 - "Versarien plc (AIM: VRS), the advanced materials engineering group, announces that it has received various unquantified claims under the Employment Rights Act 1996 against the Company and its directors made by Neill Ricketts, a former director of the Company. A preliminary hearing for case management has been scheduled for 17 July 2024."

NR would have known this case would cause damage to VRS share price and thought they might just decide to pay him off to keep it all quiet but they haven't.

Well done Steve and the Prompt team.
Posted at 04/2/2024 11:08 by pwhite73
The Cronk - I am almost certain it's the same person but without having 100% proof I felt it was unfair and also dangerous to libel him on a public forum.

It is a given fact that once AIM share prices fall as a result of discount dilutions they never return to previous highs for there are too many shares in place to justify a return to the highest share price.

There are now 996 million shares in VRS. A share price return to 180p would value the company at £1.8 billion as opposed to its current value of £1.4 million.
Posted at 03/2/2024 12:21 by pwhite73
Since arriving where have I been proven wrong. I openly admit to mis-timing how long cement trials take but that's about it.

You focus on the falling share price but that is not evidence of me being proved wrong. I have always stated you need to wait until VRS commercialises its products which it is in the process of doing and getting closer. This is the reason for the share price gaining traction. Cementene trials started two years ago so it should be ready for mass production this year.

The trouble is you're surrounded by people thicker than yourself so there is nobody to guide you. Furthermore you're right there is a sense of self-righteousness and narcissism about me but any intelligent person would get this feeling when they read the nonsense posted about VRS here.

Ricketts was yesterday. Hodge is today. Move on.

Graphene is the new wonder material and VRS are right at the heart of it and ahead of most.
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