Graphene Nano Share Discussion Threads

[leedskier] 21/7/2015 18:59

Just to select three of the Board members.

I very much doubt that they need any help or guidance on fund raising.

[leedskier] 21/7/2015 18:58

Dato' Sallehuddin bin Othman served as the Chief Executive Officer of Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Berhad ('MIDF') until July 7, 2006. Dato' Mohd. bin Othman served as the Group Managing Director of MIDF from January 1, 2004 to June 20, 2006. He spent more than 5 years with the Asian Development Bank in Manila. He held the positions of Accountant in Lembaga Padi & Beras Negara, Senior Management Accountant in Malaysia Mining Corporation Group, Control Officer in Asian Development Bank, General Manager in Permodalan Nasional Berhad and Group Managing Director of UMW Holdings Berhad.

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He has been a Non-Executive Director of Graphene NanoChem plc since April 17, 2014.

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He is a member of the Executive Committee 'EXCO' of Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Berhad.

He is a Fellow member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants and a member of both the Malaysian Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Malaysian Institute of Accountants. He holds a Master of Science Degree in Administrative Sciences from City University, London.

[leedskier] 21/7/2015 18:54

Y Bhg Dato’ Nyap Liou Gan, also known as Larry, FCCA, CA (M) has been the Group Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Formis Resources Berhad since 1 August 2013. Dato' Gan serves as an Advisor to the Center For South East Asia Architectural Heritage. Dato Gan served as a Managing Partner of Corporate Development and Accenture Technology Ventures of Asia Pacific Operations from 1999 to 2003. Dato Gan has been a Non-Executive Director of Graphene NanoChem plc since March 26, 2013.

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He served as a member of the Malaysia US Business Council and Member of the Ministry of Science and Technology Think Tank, Malaysia Copyright Tribunal, and The Labuan International Financial Exchange Committee. He is an ardent supporter of local heritage, arts and charities.

He is the Chairman of the British Chamber of Commerce. He served on the many global management committees governing partner admission, rewards and compensation. He served as the Chairman of Association of the Computer and Multimedia Industry, Malaysia. He has been a Qualified Accountant since 1978.He is a Fellow of Association of Certified Chartered Accountants in 1992 and Certified Management Consultant. He is a Chartered Accountant.

[rob67] 21/7/2015 16:59

Lets be very clear no one has the ear of this company not even LS. He has a few contacts from the old BIP days as a result of attending a previous AGM but as regards the current board they dont usually answer ANYONES emails on a regular basis. Who knows if they act on anything contained in the ones i know various people have sent.

[bad robot] 21/7/2015 15:21

ME ME ME ME is very important I have the ears of this BS company. I have been advising them from 140p to 12p. LOL.


Hope this helps

[andrewbaker] 21/7/2015 14:02

Price creeping up, but why? Maybe it's just that at current levels, and given the company is trading ok, a few good people reckon it's worth a punt. Not many institutional holders, and Axa selling out probably took the price down, so many small shareholders are buying on the basis that trading is better, debt is manageable, and returns will come in time.

[andrbea] 21/7/2015 14:00

new article about graphene

Despite the incredible advances in high resolution displays and stunning apps, the phones and tablets still use lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery technology that was first developed some 30 years ago. Although continually improving, Li-ion suffers three major drawbacks. First it cannot be charged quickly: if overcharged there is a risk of fire or even an explosion. Second, many Li-ion batteries suffer a memory effect after about 1,000 charge/discharge cycles and the performance reduces significantly. Third, Li-ion batteries are difficult to recycle. We all cope with these drawbacks because we depend on our phones so much, but wouldn't it be great if there was a better technology? Well now there is in the form of our graphene supercapacitors.

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[bad robot] 21/7/2015 11:52

Rolling rolling

Level 6 is ticking towards a 20p+ close this friday.


You have been warned from the "no Influential" man from 25 cabot Square.


Hope this helps

[bad robot] 21/7/2015 11:24

Does our GRPH corporate adviser has any influence on the share price ? puffing from 140p to 13p? I do think so.

Everyone should be asking he/she to stop posting for the best interests of every stakeholder.


Hope this helps

[rob67] 20/7/2015 16:30

You dont say! Tell us something we hadnt already guessed! The DH bit that is.

[bad robot] 20/7/2015 08:13

should be going to 20p+ be end of the week.

This dog got a reprieve please" note DH is not influential in the sp" but he does have only great insights. He's been on the sell sell sell side for a bespoke firm at 25 Cabot Square.

[leedskier] 19/7/2015 13:49

The increase in drawdown on the revolving credit facility by some £5 million, between 2013 and 2014 needs to be evaluated in context of an increase in revenue (i.e. raw materials bought, production, sales and cash received) from £31.6 million in 2013, to £48,324 in 2014.

[wskill] 17/7/2015 22:14

AIM is easy pickings because of lack of regulation on shorting of thinly traded shares and little else .I have written to the FCA and George Osborne on many occasions pointing this out and that AIM will follow USM into oblivion because of this even removal of stamp duty and inheritance tax have made no difference allowing shorting gangs to decimate shares removes all benefits the government have given to the AIM market to allow it to grow and as very few investors will now invest in AIM it will eventually close.

[madmick] 17/7/2015 20:39

Lol BR BB were right when they said short from 34p

[leedskier] 17/7/2015 20:38

Bad Robot, if you are a cool trader and have lots of cash to play with, why trade Aim shares, given they are so hit and miss, when Forex is an absolute gift for traders for at least two years.

Take the &Pound;, it has risen against the Euro more or less in a straight line for nearly two years.

The major IB which have given up equities are bet a great deal of money on FICC.

No market makers or spread betting companies can influence that trade.

Some make an absolute fortune from it.

The last time I made a leveraged trade was in 2008 and that FX. Made real money in December of that year betting on the € rising against the £.

Living overseas I do not have a spread betting or CFD account. If I did I would trade FX.

[leedskier] 17/7/2015 20:30

DH, I did not post it for you, I posted for wskill. He may draw comfort from it.

I know you used to try and bully the Moderator on the CAZA BB when you were long there, but please do not try to bully me.

This Board gets lots of solid news, far more than most.

[dynamohum] 17/7/2015 18:32

Is he joining the Grph board LS, AIM was an fairly insignificant part of his brief .
Carpet baggers and pointless pontificating by those trying to prove who has the biggest Willey are to be replaced by relavent , insightful , factual posts , that way confidence can be restored to the thread.

Uncle Dynamo

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