Graphene Nano Share Chat (GRPH)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Graphene Nano	LSE:GRPH	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B9BBJ076	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.035p	+2.99%	1.205p	1.11p	1.30p	1.30p	1.15p	1.15p	2,743,874	16:35:07

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Chemicals	0.3	-11.1	-7.2	-	2.43

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22/9/2017 22:54	TT.......LoL of the day!	telbap	Read Full Thread Reply
21/9/2017 11:05	BUYS COMING IN TODAY	falia	Read Full Thread Reply
20/9/2017 12:36	TYRU FLYING TODAY AGAIN GUYS	falia	Read Full Thread Reply
19/9/2017 13:17	GUYS CHECK TYRU OUT	falia	Read Full Thread Reply
19/9/2017 12:39	Correct he knows nothing about us just a ramper of the other dog HTTP://www.graphenenanochem.com/ Overview The Advanced Chemicals division employs a variety of technologies to manufacture a unique portfolio of oleochemicals and performance products. Our products provide enhanced performance when used as ingredients, additives or processing aids within a broad range of applications in multiple industries. Our manufacturing activities can be broadly classified into the following categories: Intermediate Chemicals, which are base oleochemicals and/or building blocks or an ingredient to specialty chemicals Functional Chemicals, which are value add chemicals that fulfil specific functional attributes; Performance Chemicals, which are customised chemicals designed and formulated for performance improvement and enhancement. The Advanced Chemicals division is currently focused on three market segments: Fuel Additives, Oilfield Chemicals and Performance Chemicals and our long term strategy for the division is sustainable growth through high value product innovation, capacity expansion and market diversification. Overview The Advanced Materials Division focuses on the commercial development of high value high performance products in targeted application areas, enabled or enhanced through the use of graphene nanomaterials. Graphene is a new class of nanomaterial with wide ranging properties, from enhanced electrical and thermal conductivity to exceptional load bearing capacity and performance. A potentially disruptive technology, graphene has the ability to transfer its intrinsic properties into other materials, creating an array of higher value products possessing specifically enhanced property values. A small quantity of this multi-functional, versatile material can enhance and bring new properties to established products such as plastics, polymers, lubricants, metals – from enhanced electrical and thermal conductivity to exceptional mechanical load bearing capacity and performance, for applications in a broad range of industries ranging from aerospace, automotive, composites, energy storage, marine and electronics, to construction, oil and gas, medical and telecommunications. At Graphene NanoChem, we leverage on our production and functionalization capabilities to focus on defined products and end market targets to realize the commercial value of graphene nanomaterials as an enabling technology for various end applications. The Advanced Materials Division is comprised of three core proprietary elements: the graphene nanomaterials unit for our in-house production of applications-specific nanomaterial products using our proprietary “bottom-up” chemical synthesis process, to suit our targeted areas of commercial applications; the graphene dispersion unit for the functionalization of the materials to enable its application for specific performance uses; and the product development unit for product commercialization. Whilst we have the capability to manufacture various types of graphene nanomaterials we do not intend to be a volume supplier of graphene nanomaterials. Our strategy is to provide graphene-enhanced solutions into our targeted market place including through strategic industry partnerships and our commercialization initiatives will be structured on a case-to-case basis, based on the following business models: the Integrator Model in which we own and manage the innovation process shouldering risks and also reaping the highest commercial value, primarily through wholly-owned or joint venture commercialization models; the Orchestrator Model in which we coordinate significant aspects of innovation but executes only part of the process through collaborations with strategic partners driving a clear path to revenue generation and commercialisation; and the Licensor Model where we are primary owner of the ideal or the intellectual property but is not directly involved in its realisation or implementation and enable us to generate higher margins with minimal risks. The combined product and end market approach is a critical component to our commercialization efforts, specifically in selecting our areas of focus and in developing quality collaborations with industry partners. The current priority application areas for the Advanced Materials platform are Nanofluids, Rubber and Polymers and Conductive Inks where we are at various stages of development and commercialization.	brotherhumble	Read Full Thread Reply
19/9/2017 12:31	GRPH are not and have never been a supplier of graphene!	frank1e	Read Full Thread Reply
19/9/2017 08:36	Well how did this alleged graphene supplier do in the government tender for graphene supplies to the CPI !! Oh nothing it all was won by VRS I did say the only graphene company any one should own !! You really should all go and switch this to VRS in my honest opinion ! ,	warwick69	Read Full Thread Reply
18/9/2017 21:12	delisting or administration?	don chepe	Read Full Thread Reply
18/9/2017 16:36	Simon.......mate this is aim, the wild west of investing. Without a huge top up I don't think you will ever see 5k back.....fyi, if you do see 14p, I will be a millionaire with the holding I have!	telbap	Read Full Thread Reply
18/9/2017 10:16	Warwick and Filster are 'spot on' on this one. I've already been badly burnt. Was stupid enough to average down over the last two years. I'm still down about 93%. No point selling now, may as well just hope for a miracle so I can break even around 14p. Good job I never put more than £5k into a single share. There's little working capital (hence Darwin ripping everyone off by manipulating the market), presently very little turnover, and to round it off....large losses. The chances are it will continue to be a slow decline. Even in the unlikely event that a big contract is secured, where is the ongoing working capital going to come from to fulfil orders? I've basically given up on this one. If I'm proven wrong, it's a bonus.	simon666	Read Full Thread Reply
18/9/2017 08:38	Please leave this well alone you will all get burnt	warwick69	Read Full Thread Reply
15/9/2017 15:24	OK WE ARE IN DARVINS ALMOST OUT	falia	Read Full Thread Reply
15/9/2017 08:45	Has to be soon or we will rrocket down	telbap	Read Full Thread Reply
15/9/2017 08:03	RNS today or Monday saying Darwin are out perchance?	bernieboy	Read Full Thread Reply
13/9/2017 19:19	Said this was volatile. The higher volume has helped clear some stock of course. It's a 20 to one stock in racing terms but still some of those win.	barnetpeter	Read Full Thread Reply
13/9/2017 17:15	Stuff in the pipelinePolymer Division Paid Pilot + PlatDrill Deployment In MyanmarThe Polymer is going to be interesting, it's has already reached standards and already been used, foot is in the door and GRPH is about to walk in.Issue is cash flow, (hence Darwin) not products or customers. - now daily running costs are cover for almost 7 months, The company should be reporting over $590,000 in sales (minimum) DYOR	isa2020	Read Full Thread Reply
13/9/2017 16:24	The only graphene game in town is VRS been to their AGM massive potential will most likely be the first to get ISO standards and prob no others will easily achieve This company can't even get close to the ISO standard just does graphite as a lubricant IMHO DYOR but VRS is far better way to profit from the future graphene market	warwick69	Read Full Thread Reply
13/9/2017 14:14	The share price certainly swings massively each day so presumably is affected by trading as well as by the instit. sell off. The latter at least should end sometime.	maytrees	Read Full Thread Reply
13/9/2017 13:10	Ken.....they traded like the rest of us.	telbap	Read Full Thread Reply
13/9/2017 12:12	I must be missing something - there seems to be little to no cash reserves and little to no turnover and losses... Where's the potential for upside coming from?	filster	Read Full Thread Reply

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