Applied Graphene Materials Share Discussion Threads

[aspex] 12/10/2019 21:21

Maybe they are only interested in generating enough income to cover their fees until the bid arrives.

[fp optimist] 11/10/2019 00:45

Graphene may be in its infancy, but after almost two years holding AGM shares I'm rather disillusioned about getting graphene, graphene nanoplatelets, or graphene cones, Genables or whatever into the market. The response I got to an enquiry about the use of Genables' anti-corrosion and anti-foulant properties in paints, (I live near the sea) indicated that Wilton comes across as very backward. I then looked at the James Briggs site to see if anything was happening there. The only reference I could find to graphene was a news item in August 2016. There was no reference regarding graphene in any of their products. Briggs image was very much "we come from the North" and we're very old.
AGM actually has far better stock exchange publicity than its industry profile on the web. The quicker the company moves to somewhere vibrant (try Germany) or gets acquired by someone abroad (which seems to be how the Chinese work with graphene companies in Manchester).

[marno17] 09/10/2019 21:00

Graphene is still in its infancy but AGM are are quietly infusing it into the countless applications it was destined for. Strengthening the many materials that are already out there. The market is massive and it's only a matter of time until AGM takes off along with Graphene.

[superg1] 05/8/2019 15:07

red

Read the header on the other thread. AGM have issued fake news in the past which was reported to the FCA.

The fact was never reported by RNS but the share price went on a big slide and then the CEO left. He was the one lying, but the guy from the IPO group was well aware too which is disgraceful but was all about looking after mates.

Back then the tech looked difficult to scale up and they kept on saying they have not proven it as yet, I haven't checked in recent times to see if it's proven top work yet.

There was a CPI tender for the synthetic type of graphene and even though the CPI built the kit for AGM there was never any announcement that they had won that tender which potentially means they could not meet the specification in the tender.

[red5] 01/8/2019 12:44

i am new here but with this type of technology i would have expected to to go hit the roof what has happened here is it any way going to recover?

[pre] 10/7/2019 09:44

Just goes to show the potential upside and benefit to any bidders coming in here...looking back at the chart, these were trading around circ. £5 per share back in mid 2014 and the technology they have has multiple applications, dyor etc:-)

[pre] 09/7/2019 15:05

New coatings product launch...rns gone largely unnoticed folks...this company moving in the right direction with so many exciting applications for their graphene technology.

[macc1] 18/4/2019 13:43

Hi all, posting this a bit late, but maybe useful to some. Applied Graphene Audio presentation (with slides) for their recent interims:

[newtothisgame3] 05/4/2019 21:12

#AGM #Applied #Graphene #Materials pushing ahead with JBL and Airbus

[tomboyb] 06/3/2019 10:43

Thanks -

As expected with the share price now moving into the mid 30s -

A bit more interest shown here -

[tomboyb] 01/3/2019 15:53

Some good buying today -

Could breaks into 30s next week -

[tomboyb] 28/2/2019 12:55

RNS Number : 4512R
Applied Graphene Materials PLC
28 February 2019

28 February 2019

Applied Graphene Materials ("AGM") unveils successful testing and recognition of breakthrough anti-corrosion graphene technology

3,000-hour trials of AGM's proprietary Genable® dispersions have delivered a more than fivefold improvement in rust protection enabling significant opportunities in its industrial coatings target market

The development has resulted in AGM being nominated as a finalist for the 2019 Corrosion Industry Innovation Award as the successful technology continues to gain traction and industry recognition

Applied Graphene Materials, the producer of specialty graphene materials today announces that its breakthrough graphene technology Genable® 3000 has delivered outstanding anti-corrosion performance enhancement results that has led the business to be nominated for a key industry award.

Genable® is a unique metal-free additive that transforms coatings and paints enabling them to uniquely withstand aggressive corrosion in automotive, heavy industry and harsh marine environments. The results from over 3,000 hours of typical vigorous environment testing can be seen in a video on the company's website here. These results demonstrate the long-term structural resilience that

AGM's products provide against corrosion, establishing a new market standard.
The development re-affirms the Company's compelling position and potential within the £8.1bn global coating markets and follows its recent announcement that James Briggs Limited ("JBL"), Europe's largest consumer chemicals businesses, intends to bring a new range of aerosol automotive paint primers containing AGM graphene to market, setting new levels of corrosion protection in the aerosol automotive paint market.

Jim Miller, JBL's Commercial Director commented "The 2 year development collaboration between JBL and AGM has resulted in our first products coming to fruition for the automotive market. Initial feedback from the market is very positive, with customers keen to see innovative products with genuine substantive performance improvements, which these products deliver through utilisation of AGM's graphene dispersion technology."

The momentum that AGM's proprietary Genable® 3000 graphene technology has achieved has helped drive industry wide recognition of AGM's expertise as an innovation leader in the coatings industry. Reflecting this, the Company has secured a nomination as a finalist in the Materials Performance Corrosion Innovation Awards 2019. The MP Corrosion Innovation Awards program acknowledges the leaders advancing understanding and development of global corrosion technology. It is run in parallel with NACE International. Winners will be announced at the CORROSION conference 2019 in Nashville, Tennessee, USA.

[tomboyb] 28/2/2019 12:22

It is an RNSNON -

However quite interesting breakthrough in corrosion and its applications -

Applied Graphene Materials PLC Breakthrough anti-corrosion graphene technology

Need some deals to get revenue up and reduce cashburn but technology certainly looks interesting -

[superg1] 18/12/2018 12:33

Did anyone go to the AGM AGM 😎

Oh look there goes some tumbleweed.

[ih_683047] 19/10/2018 17:21

So the short answer is no? Im trying to cover all my bases in terms of graphene companiea, but even vra and haydale arent doing so hot.

[walbrock82] 19/10/2018 11:54

Applied Graphene Materials relies on cash more than ever to support its valuation.

[walbrock82] 18/10/2018 09:37

Smithy90,

Just look at the dire sales numbers.

At first glance, this is a terrible company, but management knows how to use words and numbers to capture investors imagination of "progress" and "progression".

Report out tomorrow.

[ih_683047] 12/10/2018 12:48

I hold shares with various graphene companies both in the us and uk market. Could somebody give me a brief overview as to why this company ipo'd at nearly 5gbp and has subsequently crashed to 0.40? Is this a company worth investing in now??

[club sandwich] 02/10/2018 10:10

VRS is the next VRS.

Remember, you heard it here first...