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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Graphene Nano | GRPH | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1.93 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 1.93 | 1.93 |
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Posted at 22/5/2019 07:38 by obbig60 I'm assuming that my shares in grph are worthless. Am I wrong? |
Posted at 01/11/2017 07:26 by kenone It would seem that the egregore & spectre555 do not have the same vision for future of GRPH. Both possible outcomes - although as a shareholder who is £000's out of pocket I would like to think the former is correct. |
Posted at 30/10/2017 23:34 by obbig60 spectre555 - a brand new poster using his very first posts to slag off GRPH! |
Posted at 25/10/2017 09:01 by roddyb A bit late to not “sound rampish” but never mind, you two drove the share price up nicely for twelve days - you are proof BB’s can have an affect on the market. Looks like the early morning Seller’s all left the room at tuppence this morning - I suspect you were amongst them If GRPH can find someone to rehydrate this borderline solvent company, why would you assume the share price would recover? I don’t recal an instance where such a weak company left the share price better off after refinancing? More importantly- have you identified any assets that are not hoc’d Up to the eyeballs? |
Posted at 23/10/2017 20:43 by obbig60 Everyone and their dog claim to be able to produce Graphene. In fact to produce true graphene ( material with platelets of under 10 atomic layers ) is extraordinarily difficult and there are only a few companies in the world that can do it on a commercial scale. I am not convinced that GRPH is yet one of them. What GRPH do produce is probably mainly graphite, which is fine as an ingredient of lubricants but does not have the special properties associated with true graphene. |
Posted at 12/10/2017 20:10 by the egregore Missed todays trading but just now catching up on the trades. The close at 2.5p looks well planned to me. What i mean is GRPH is being steered upward price wise. A mid close at 2.2p would mean a 50% increase tomorrow = Only 3.3p.However a similar % increase tomorrow with a close at 2.5p = 3.75p. Increase that to 100% increase tomorrow. 2.2p=4.4p 2.5p=5.0p Big difference and transforms the Psyche of Buyers. I can see GRPH hitting 20p plus in the next 7 days. Lets wait and see. |
Posted at 11/10/2017 14:58 by the egregore Looking ready to pop here. if main stream journals are mentioning GRPH. Then i expect news very soon and solid buying as investors get positioned for the Re-Birth of GRPH..Excellent IMHO. |
Posted at 06/9/2017 07:53 by buywell3 buywell3 - 19 Aug 2015 - 12:20:45 - 6972 of 8097 GRAPHENE NANOCHEM: Producing Graphene & Methyl Esters from Renewable Sources - GRPHMy reading of the chart is that the market thinks cheap OIL is going to be around till 2017 due to over supply. Graphene being used as it is in alternative energy concepts is suffering as a result It would not surprise me to see its chart was very similar to that of OIL companies charts it similar to the chart shape of OIL Other alternative energy company charts are also suffering Thus 13p looks like being retested dyor buywell3 - 03 Aug 2015 - 17:45:41 - 6912 of 8097 GRAPHENE NANOCHEM: Producing Graphene & Methyl Esters from Renewable Sources - GRPH What a disaster this has been |
Posted at 28/6/2017 22:27 by leedskier 23 December 2016Update on debt rationalization The Company expects the successful debt restructuring exercise it has undertaken to now be unconditional by the end of the 1(st) quarter 2017 post completion of the administrative process and other conditions precedent, including non-core asset sales, as previously announced. 31 March 2017 Update on debt rationalization Graphene NanoChem (AIM:GRPH), the international provider of nanotechnology performance enhancing solutions for global industries, announces that the Company expects the successful debt restructuring exercise it has undertaken to now be unconditional by mid Q2 2017 as opposed to the end of the Q1 2017 as previously announced, post completion of the administrative process and other conditions precedent, including the process of non-core asset sales. 15 May 2017 The Company expects the successful debt restructuring exercise it has undertaken to now be unconditional by the end of the 2(nd) quarter 2017 post completion of the administrative process and other conditions precedent, including non-core asset sales, as previously announced. --- Two of those updates were included in RNS advising of loan agreements with ~Darwin and one immediately preceded an RNS about such an arrangement. Whether Darwin required the posting of the updates as a condition precedent to entering into each agreement, I know not. I suspect, however, that it may be the case. If the assets have not been sold, it only indirectly impacts on GRPH, because the loans in question are not secured against GRPH. However, a third loan, which is still or maybe still being renegotiated is secured against the assets of GRPH and most likely its IP. If its shares are suspended, as they may be, on `Friday, it cannot raise any more money other than by sales of its products. If those sales do not cover its costs and interest and repayments on the third loan, it is bust. I do not believe that any firm of auditors will sign off accounts for this company unless and until its financial position has been clarified. Given the revenue of the company since listing four years ago, approaching £100 million, the big question is how come its borrowing during that period increased exponentially. I can only surmise that it made massive losses on its biofuel business when the price of oil fell by more than half. |
Posted at 12/4/2017 17:56 by leedskier It is still trading with a market cap of 25% of AGM which has virtually no business.The question of the asset sales is very important. Why the pristine palm refinery with pipelines to the port at Lahad Datu has not been sold yet remains to be seen. Clearly if neither the biofuel business or the palm oil refinery are sold, GRPH has a problem. As for the order book, so far as the Oil field products are concerned it is currently three dimensional. China Graphene Nanochem (LON:GRPH) has picked up its first order in China for its drilling fluid Platdrill. Worth about US$360,000, the order is to service two wells in Changning in the southwest of the country, an area where 300 shale gas wells are expected to be drilled over the next five years. Graphene and its partner Scomi are also marketing Platdrill as a more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional oil based mud (OBM) in south east of China where drilling contractors are expected to use 80-120,000 of synthetics as a replacement for OBM. Turkmenistan Emirates National Oil Company, which now owns Dragon Oil: 3 March 2017 Graphene NanoChem PLC Commercial deployment in Turkmenistan Graphene NanoChem (AIM:GRPH), the international provider of nanotechnology performance enhancing solutions for global industries, is pleased to announce that the Group has received a firm commitment for the deployment of PlatSurF, its oilfield recovery additive, from a Middle Eastern oil and gas company. The client will be using PlatSurF to improve production from its existing oil wells in Turkmenistan. Highlights: § New commercial territory entered in Turkmenistan § Latest PlatSurF win follows the successful deployment in Myanmar, as previously announced, and is considered testament to the quality of product range § First purchase order valued at US$118,800 - deployed for use in 1 trial oil well § The client has oil well rejuvenation needs for up to 110 oil wells PlatSurF, a nano-emulsion fluid, is used to remove residues, remediate oil blockages and improve hydrocarbon flow passages in open-hole or cased-hole drilling. It can be used in previously damaged oil wells in order to improve production rates by reducing wastes and residues generation. The first commercial order received for the trial, valued at US$118,800, will be deployed for use in one oil well in Q2 2017. The client has oil well rejuvenation needs for up to 110 oil wells in Turkmenistan and, upon successful trial, the Group shall commence negotiations for further purchase orders for the balance of their oil wells for utilisation over the next 12 - 24 months. Myanmar 25 May 2016 Graphene NanoChem PLC ("Graphene NanoChem" or the "Group") Commercial Deployment in Myanmar Graphene NanoChem (AIM:GRPH), the international provider of nanotechnology performance enhancing solutions for global industries, is pleased to announce that, following a successful series of field trials, the Group has received a firm commitment for the deployment of PlatSurF, its oilfield recovery additive, in a 2 year 16 - 18 wells drilling programme in Myanmar for a leading oil and gas company ("Myanmar Drilling Programme"). GRPH announced post relisting, that the Myanmar contract was expected to resume in Q1/2017. --- I have posted this stuff, simply because I have an encyclopaedic knowledge of the Company's order book. As commented above there are risks here, as there are for most commodity companies listed on Aim, and investors should read the RNS posted since relisting very carefully. add: Those who do will note this comment in one of those RNS: The Group is continuing its chemicals sales through SCOMI that are providing the Group with working capital through payment upon order. |
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