Graphene Nano Share Discussion Threads

[john henry] 03/8/2015 18:27

Chemicals appears to be progressing reasonable well. Materials appears to be a non event.

[leedskier] 03/8/2015 18:00

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Oh Wai Hong
Drilling Fluids Engineer at SCOMI Oiltools Ltd.
Selangor, MalaysiaOil & Energy
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Lotte Chemical Titan (M) Sdn. Bhd. (formerly known as Titan Petchem (M) Sdn. Bhd.)
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Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman
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Drilling Fluids Engineer
SCOMI Oiltools Ltd.
September 2013 – Present (2 years)Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Drilling Operation, Workover Operation and Floating Liquid Mud Plant
- Perform tests on drilling fluid samples to determine its properties.
- Maintain drilling fluid properties on rig sites as per specifications.
- Provide rig site clients information regarding the progress or problems associated with drilling fluid, recommend and implement solutions.
- Supervise the running of drilling fluid mixing and pumping.
- Recommend solid control processes for efficient solids removal in drilling fluid.
- Manage chemical inventory on rig sites to ensure availability.
- Key contributions:
i) Managed and operated various drilling fluid systems on rig sites successfully (Water-Based Mud - KCl/Polymer, Synthetic-Based Mud, Completion Brine - Filtered NaCl Brine)
ii) Zero non-productive time associated with drilling fluids operated.
iii) Zero run-off by rig site clients.

Global Research & Technology Center
- Assist Technical Services team in testing and optimizing drilling fluid formulations used in tenders.
- Assist Research & Engineering team in performance-testing new chemicals in drilling fluid systems prior to development for field application.
- Key contributions:
i) Sole technical representative in the final phase of drilling fluid formulation testing for Vietsovpetro in Vietnam.
ii) Secured Scomi's first drilling fluids contract in the Vietnam market.
iii) Zero delay in tender submission.

[bill182] 03/8/2015 17:52

I think BR must be short on this one at the moment. I hope you get well and truly burnt on this one.

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[leedskier] 03/8/2015 17:46

When was it Ninja when ADVFN removed one of your posts from RBS BB?Three years ago?I think you are due another letter from them.

[buywell3] 03/8/2015 17:45

What a disaster this has been

[john henry] 03/8/2015 17:43

Doesn't matter how good the news Leedskier, unless its a takeover offer. Funding concerns will control the share price

[bad robot] 03/8/2015 17:38

Although Malaysia’s currency has tumbled back to where it was in the late 1990s, the reasons this time around are rather different.
Headlines in the country have been dominated for weeks by allegations surrounding 1MDB, the state investment fund. At one point earlier this year it looked set to default on its dollar debts, and is now under investigation over claims of large-scale misappropriation.
Prime Minister Najib Razak himself has been drawn into the saga, following allegations that he received $700m in payments made by 1MDB, something he has vigorously denied.



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[leedskier] 03/8/2015 16:56

It is no coincidence that David Cameron, who apparently backpacked there as a student, visited Vietnam last week.It is ripe for development.

[leedskier] 03/8/2015 16:54

TIDMGRPHRNS Number : 9449UGraphene NanoChem PLC03 August 2015 For Immediate Release 3 August 2015 Graphene NanoChem PLC("Graphene NanoChem" or the "Group")Product Approval In VietnamGraphene NanoChem (AIM:GRPH), is pleased to announce that the Group's drilling and recovery additive products have successfully completed rigorous testing by a leading oil and gas exploration and production company in Vietnam and been approved by that company for registration ("Approval").Both the Group's solutions independently performed to the rigorous standards set by the prospective customer for field deployment in Vietnam.As a consequence of the Approval, each of the products qualifies for participation in tenders with the prospective customer and, via its joint venture with Scomi, the Group recently participated in two new tenders with the prospective customer for the supply of its drilling additives.In addition, the Group has also extended its intellectual property protection with the filing of a US patent for its unique method of making graphene nanocomposites by multiphase fluid dynamic dispersion, marking the next step in reinforcing the Group's technological position and intellectual property protection.Jespal Deol, Chief Executive Officer of Graphene NanoChem, commented: "The superior performance of our products has again been validated by the industry and we are very much encouraged by the strong market traction of our products as we continue to establish a presence in our long term target markets."For further information:

[wskill] 03/8/2015 13:44

Cannot blame too much on GRPH for AIM lack of regulation on shorting thinly traded shares this is the problem they even have had a bot working hard shorting on GRPH a company of this size unbelievable but that is the madness on AIM, to be honest they have grown the business and increased turnover to the point they are profitable but are still investing more on product launches the market price of the graphene they produce is worth multiplies of todays market cap alone.
We have 2 of the original start up directors from PURE running GRPH and I have no worries of corporate governce here, also the 2 non execs are experienced individuals with good credentials .

[andrewbaker] 03/8/2015 13:08

It is too easy to manipulate the price of small company shares, and in the case of GRPH even more so as there is virtually nil institutional interest. In addition, its a graphene business, which attracts interest from people thinking graphene is the next big thing - which it isn't - and also it's a Malaysian business. My only comment on the last point is that my personal experience of companies based there is not good, and that includes governmental actions also.

In short, unless you are a gambler willing to bet a little and forget it for a year or more, buying or holding here is not the best option right now, IMHO.

[wskill] 02/8/2015 22:13

As is usual on AIM the shorts win that is the game they play and the reason very few investors will buy AIM listed shares.I used to buy only on AIM but am invested mostly on FTSE shares now this market will go the same way as the previous incarnation USM and close it is run for the shorts and MM benefit only and I would advise all private investors to steer clear.

[adamoo] 31/7/2015 23:21

What happens if relist or private to the shares

[adamoo] 31/7/2015 23:20

What happens if relist or private to the shares

[madmick] 31/7/2015 19:50

Or takeover "again"

[leedskier] 31/7/2015 19:25

Or relisting in Malaysia or Singapore.

[leedskier] 31/7/2015 18:33

Its market capital is 42% of AGM's which has never sold anything.

[leedskier] 31/7/2015 18:28

Selling other people's shares on SETS tends to move the share price quicker.

The market capital is now less than 40% of last year's revenue just from biofuel sales.

[madmick] 31/7/2015 18:13

5 x 7,500 AT trades and the price drops form 14.25 bid to 12.5 in 30 mins.
taking stamp duty off aim is the worst thing they could have done, all it did was make it easier to trade.

[bad robot] 30/7/2015 10:15

Cross fingers that GRPH
picks up on this news


Hope this helps

MARKETSMalaysian shares up after longest slump in 2 years
4 hours ago
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Malaysian shares are pulling themselves out of their longest funk since at least the start of this year.

The Kuala Lumpur Composite is up 0.3 per cent at 1,704.7 at lunch, and has climbed higher through the morning in one of those controlled, 45-degree-line gains, writes Peter Wells.

To Wednesday's close, the Malaysian benchmark had fallen for six days in a row, and given up 2.1 per cent in that time. Additionally, today is just the second gain in 10 sessions.

The previous six-day losing streak was from December 30 to January 7. For something longer, you'd have to go back to August 2013.

The index is now down 3.2 per cent year-to-date, and down 9.9 per cent from a record high close of 1,892.7 in August 2014.

There's been plenty of attention given to the controversy surrounding Malaysia's state investment company, 1MDB, and the resulting political crisis. But the economy may have bigger fish to fry.