Haydale Graphene Industr... Share Discussion Threads

[cordwainer] 08/6/2021 15:31

Got out at 8p yesterday. Probably better bet than AGM looks at the moment tho. Might be back in if I can get under 7p without news.

[master rsi] 04/6/2021 14:32

2x50k and 8.20p offer gone

[master rsi] 04/6/2021 14:13

Buyers are back today and a UT of 8.10p at 14:00

[master rsi] 03/6/2021 11:02

I could see it coming...... 11:00:16 8.20p 32,000 UT

[master rsi] 03/6/2021 10:59

UT of 32K at 8.20p ?

[master rsi] 03/6/2021 10:35

Some was buying large earlier at middle price 09:22:06 8.15 500,000 £40.75k

[master rsi] 03/6/2021 09:50

That was a large buy alright and paying full ask 09:44:34 8.30 230,000 19.09k

[master rsi] 03/6/2021 09:05

Looks interesting and ready to BREAKOUT, has been on a rising trend with large volume lately. ------------------------------------ 2 months ----------

[338] 03/6/2021 08:45

What is Graphene for? batteries transistors computer chips energy generation supercapacitors DNA sequencing water filters antennas touchscreens (for LCD or OLED displays) solar cells Spintronics-related products [...]

[maytrees] 02/6/2021 09:03

Ditto my post yesterday - so far today.

[maytrees] 01/6/2021 11:17

Good morning Quite a deal of interest in these today. No new reason, yet.

[supernumerary] 28/5/2021 14:47

Neither I don't suppose - looks like a read-across from VRS, as garth says. I'm surprised there wasn't more price reaction over there, but that's hobbled by a wall of Lanstead shares that block any move. That business wasn't worth anything anyway, hence the lack of an RNS, so I guess investors are just looking sector-wide for alternative plays.

[lsoc85] 28/5/2021 10:54

Been very quiet here for a while. News incoming or market manipulation?

[garth] 28/5/2021 08:35

Rise linked to chatter on VRS thread about Concretene and HAYDs own water pipe work? G.

[volsung] 28/5/2021 08:29

Not often you see HAYD as top riser. Long may it continue

[knownowt] 04/5/2021 10:02

https://newatlas.com/automotive/viritech-apricale-hydrogen-hypercar/ This made interesting reading over the weekend.(For those who don't know, New Atlas is an online 'daily'that highlights tech developments) With Gelp's posting above in mind, I decided to do a search on Viritech on Companies House website and was delighted to find that one of the NEDs was Mr Graham Eves - one of Haydale's NEDs - who was appointed to Viritech 21st March this year. Viritech.co.uk also makes interesting reading,and with the Japanese government looking to hydrogen cars to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, exciting times could be lying ahead. The CTO has worked with BAC Auto, a company that has a close relationship with our company,

[philby122] 08/4/2021 04:42

Hi you only need to retain EIS for 3 years to maintain income tax benefit. BPR would also be retained as AIM stock. So only CGT rollover a consideration.

[matt123d] 07/4/2021 22:16

Back in here today as it takes out last months highs. See if it can get to 10p.

[gelp] 07/4/2021 16:34

Has anybody noticed the remarkable announcement about the research grant to enable storage tanks for Hydrogen fuel. Surely even a modicum of success will be game changing for that application alone.

[knownowt] 30/3/2021 09:05

Since the loan, announced but 4 days ago, was for the purchase of a machine to increase Haydale's own manufacturing capacity substantially, I woild venture to suggest that the company is not in the position to 'gift' any machine. I attended a shareholders' Open Day some years back, in Ammanford, and remember being told then that that the machines are manufactured in Denmark by Tantec, modified by Haydale to its patented design, and suspect therefore that would be a licence payment and/or subsequent royalties on throughput. I suspect that the quantum of such payments is commercially sensitive which is why nothing has been said in the announcement.

[lsoc85] 30/3/2021 08:42

Thought had crossed my mind as well, cerrito. 401 not for profit? There must be some monetary benefit otherwise why bother put it to RNS? Perhaps royalties from future sales from this other company?

[cerrito] 29/3/2021 23:45

I note that today's RNS has produced a big yawn both with participants of this board and the share price. While there is obviously more good news than bad news here I could not fathom how HAYD will be benefitting and if they are selling or gifting the machine.

[cerrito] 26/3/2021 21:22

Thanks Timbo. I think £200k+fees seems high and to me suggests that it was hard work which makes the decision not to use Primary Bid surprising to me.

[cordwainer] 26/3/2021 14:16

sold isnt same as delivered

[knownowt] 26/3/2021 13:52

I am not sure that there were capacity constraints at the time of the interims. The company announced 9th February that it had sold to Bolflex - one of Europe's largest manufacturer of synthetic soles, with a capacity of 20,000 per diem - 80 kg of its functionalised nano-enhanced rubber masterbatch for use in its premium soles range for shoe production. This would be enough for 3000 pairs of shoes. If 15% of Bolflex's output was for it's premium soles, the 80kg represents one day's consumption. The interims were released 15 days later.