Verditek Share Discussion Threads

[rogerramjett] 22/6/2020 07:34

This is significant as it is a relatively new market that the CEO has enabled them to enter through his contacts. This should not stop Verditek utilising the PVs for transport cooling and commercial building etc.

All this will do is provide huge potential globally for the use of these panels on long term fixed sites in remote and off grid locations.

Perfect

[parob] 22/6/2020 07:18

The panels will be used to provide power for the construction camp at Shikarpur Compressor Station where SAF, is the local partner of Solar Turbines Inc, part of the Caterpillar group.

[rogerramjett] 22/6/2020 07:15

just one oil and gas construction company. I am sure he must know of many more.

This has the potential for multi MW just from SAF.

Well done Verditek. Go big. Straight in cleaning up the oil and gas construction industry.

[1teepee] 22/6/2020 07:14

This is still a trial though

[1teepee] 22/6/2020 07:14

Excellent news and happy for the rise on Friday, but that must of been a massive leak by the company or nomad! Not happy about that

[parob] 22/6/2020 07:08

Wow this is why he was promoted to CEO after a few weeks! Now RR has proved he can close deals I expect we'll see a flurry of over the next few months.This is no longer a R&D company. It's a commercial business and they'll be able to showcase this to other potential clients.Very exciting times lie ahead.

[astralvision] 22/6/2020 07:08

Excellent news, well done to RR and VDTK.First of many!

[32campomar] 22/6/2020 07:02

New CEO bags his first deal From blue sky to real deal!

[enter] 21/6/2020 20:28

Paragraf are no tinpot company either. Was it £30m raised last year? That is some serious development cash.

[rogerramjett] 21/6/2020 19:55

mustn't forget that VDTK have a great commercial product. The Paragraf JDP currently has no real commercial value just huge potential. Its very fortunate to have agreat partner in the use of graphene.

[rogerramjett] 21/6/2020 19:51

An update on progress would be nice for the second phase of the JDP

'Our second development program is underway and focused on improving cell performance and engineering the cell in preparation for production and commercialization'

This is the interesting R&D part of Verditek. Nice to think they will have this out in the market and transform PVs and their applications

[astralvision] 21/6/2020 18:57

Interesting read Weywey Liked this bit, anyone for a world beater!' In addition,together with Paragraf we have created the worlds first Graphene Integrated PV wafer, a new generation of PV'

[enter] 21/6/2020 18:04

Good presentation. It's from this year. Ravinder Shan is at the end of the slides as Chief Sales and Communications Officer. He was announced in that role in the RNS of 28th January.

[weyweyumfozo] 21/6/2020 17:12

I'm not sure how old this document is, but there are a few nice pics on it.

"Lightweight and Flexible Solar Solutions":

[32campomar] 21/6/2020 16:58

We have incredible technology. What the market needs to see to differentiate it from other 'blue sky shares' is confirmation that it is saleable by means of firm orders. Many companies have seemingly incredible ideas and technology, only the find actually selling the product is a different proposition altogether. That is the point where Verditek's capitalisation will reach the next level. Watch this space.

[graham10k] 21/6/2020 16:38

Where would you look if you were a business in the market for solar panels? Wherever I look I don't see vdtk so it seems to me there needs to be some serious advertising done. I wonder if there is any soliciting being done B 2 B so to speak.

[enter] 21/6/2020 16:09

We must be due news on the Paragraf collaboration. Any news on moving closer to a commercial product and these will really fly.

[rogerramjett] 21/6/2020 14:25

Astralvision 👍

[astralvision] 21/6/2020 14:04

Sounds good to me rogerramjett.My enthusiasm seems to have overcome my conservative nature!Looking forwards to any news on the VDTK/Paragraf collaboration.

[parob] 21/6/2020 14:02

I was just this second wondering that myself!

[astralvision] 21/6/2020 14:01

ParobCan't argue with that. Might have to get a top up in early doors Monday!

[parob] 21/6/2020 13:58

I don't think this stock will be under the radar for too much longer. Other renewable stocks have been powering ahead recently and Friday's gain of 27.9% meant the stock ended up 6th on the top gainers list. Market cap is still low when you consider the various potential applications. I can sense more strong gains will be made this coming week, again which will help the stock get noticed. If the solar graphene product gets successfully developed, like you've just said we would be looking at a market cap in the £100's of millions.

[rogerramjett] 21/6/2020 13:58

astralvision.

Looks like you may have e just agreed with my share price range. 5 x would be 33p which was at the conservative and 27 x would be the 166p at the upper end.

That did not include the Paragraf tie up so we are in agreement of the potential potential if you know what I mean

[astralvision] 21/6/2020 13:40

Agree with that, massively under the radar with a market cap of £20m.If the graphene solar project is a success then they have a world beater and, imo, the value on that technology alone will be measured in terms of hundreds of £m.The lightweight flexible panels once successfully commercialised, ie sold globally into a host of applications, has the ability to multiply the share price 10-20 times.Now I'm not saying it will definitely happen but, imo, the combination of these two solar tech gives the stock the ability to multiply 10, 20, 30 times or whatever.Subject to successful execution of the commercial strategy and subject to successfully developing the graphene solar product all imoGLA

[enter] 21/6/2020 13:01

No point looking back. The question is whether they have the right product for the market and it seems to me they do. I can't think of any advantages of traditional PV panels over the VDTK product. Rob Richards is the kind of commercially minded CEO we need to drive sales and the shares are still under the radar.