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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Versarien Plc | VRS | London | Ordinary Share |
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| -0.001 | -0.94% | 0.105 | 13:30:06 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.105 | 0.105 | 0.105 | 0.106 |
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Posted at 22/4/2024 12:52 by fuji99 Between April 2019 and January 2021, NR sold VRS shares: (307,970 + £307,970 + 1,650,000) = 2,265,940 - He can easily take over the whole of VRS and pocket apparently the "IP dividends". I wonder why he suddenly vanished. |
Posted at 18/4/2024 14:08 by pwhite73 There is lots happening around the world of graphene at the moment. VRS are updating on linkedin and X. However in a break with tradition they will only release an RNS when there has been a material development, something that actually affects the company financially or legally."IMPERIAL VALLEY, Calif., April 17, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Premier Graphene, Inc. (OTC: BIEI), a trailblazing company in the bio graphene sector, proudly announces groundbreaking achievements in the integration of graphene with construction materials, marking a significant leap forward in the construction and materials science industries. Through meticulous research and testing, Premier Graphene, Inc. has demonstrated the remarkable potential of graphene to revolutionize the building materials used in infrastructure projects worldwide." "In recent in-house studies, Premier Graphene has showcased the unmatched quality of graphene-enhanced hydraulic concrete. The findings point to an unparalleled improvement in the cement’s performance, leading to products of superior quality concrete" VRS are already there. |
Posted at 09/4/2024 13:47 by pwhite73 zydecoco - "So when you said there are no competitors to VRS, you were actually saying there is no market, therefore nobody is in the market, not even VRS!"I can accept that as an interpretation. So moving forward from here companies like First Graphene or your Concrene are not competitors of VRS yet because the starting pistol has not been fired. I thought I'd made this clear throughout my numerous postings when I partially exonerated NR for the demise of VRS and its share price because there was no graphene market for him to sell VRS products into so he effectively had to make up MOUs, LOIs and JVs to keep the company afloat. With net zero a global target the market for VRS is now more favourable. |
Posted at 03/4/2024 15:40 by pwhite73 Festario - "The point you so deliberately ignore is that for people who bought at the height of the ramping, at 185p"The other thing is this losses are not about the share price but about the money. If someone invested £10,000 in VRS at 180p everything is now gone at 0.10p. However if they took a chance today and invested £1000 in VRS the price could easily multibag to 1p and they have got their losses back from the NR days. This is why I suggest that if you haven't done so already at least consider VRS at these very low prices. That is not a tip just a reasoned point. |
Posted at 22/3/2024 11:25 by pwhite73 sj - "It has to be said that VRS is a rare beast"This is true and why VRS is unique from other AIM companies is because it is on the cusp of a nascent industry that all super forecasters predict will take over the world. All other AIM companies are in mature industries, whether it be natural resources, software, financial services, construction, property, industrials, pharmaceuticals etc so it is virtually impossible for them to make their mark against bigger and more resourced players. VRS are into graphene and there are no graphene multinationals as such. There are multinationals in construction, industrials, textiles, software extra that will look to deploy graphene but there are no pure multinational graphene players that can steal VRS's business. This is why at this early stage I would bet on Dr Stephen Hodge and VRS. |
Posted at 20/3/2024 10:55 by pwhite73 hamidahamida - "Correct me if I’m wrong but this Bargepole is Drowning in DebtGBP 5 million owed to Innovate UK and GBP3 million owed to Santander." You are wrong. There is debt and there is drowning in debt. As far as I'm aware VRS is not required to make any payments to either Innovate or Santander to stave of administration. Both have security over all the assets. Innovate debt is due February 2025 I believe. VRS has a good relationship with the Department of Business (trip to Texas) so I expect this debt to be extended into 2027. Santander are a bank so unless they have an intention to run a graphene business there is no point in putting the company into administration. VRS are having difficulty enough selling their own mature businesses let alone with the additional expenses of an administrator. Innovate UK and Santander can only get their money back when VRS becomes a profitable business. Any action by either party before that date results in permanent losses for everybody. |
Posted at 17/3/2024 11:04 by the cronk PW"VRS advised you they had been selected by the Department of Business to accompany them on a trip to Texas to export British business. This was an official government overseas visit therefore VRS would have been their on official government business. My understanding is that only Dr Stephen Hodge went. When you travel abroad on official government business the expenses are paid for by the government." I have first hand experience of this not being the case. My company was invited on such a visit, and we had to pay all our own expenses. What's more, despite us being "selected", the invitation wasn't qúite appropriate for us and when we investigated further found that they invite far more companies than actually attend so as to fill the area they have. And companies use the word "selected" to make them sound special. In reality they are paying to enter a tradeshow. Nothing wrong with that of course. "In all seriousness given the precarious financial situation of VRS do you think the CEO would accept an invitation from the DoB to spend a few days in Texas with them on the proviso that - "you pay for the trip yourself". Absolutely, in the grand scheme of things a few thousand pounds on a Texan visit is peanuts compared to VRS' monthly cashburn. I would expect them to risk that cost to try and secure future business. |
Posted at 14/3/2024 11:42 by pwhite73 fuji99 - "What are the reasons that led to the catastrophic failure of the share price from 185p to 0.1p today ?"I have answered this question before but will again. The national and international markets for materials was not ready for graphene. Graphene had been discovered in 2004. It takes about 20 years for a new scientific discovery to become mainstream. 20 years from 2004 is 2024. This is why as much as a charlatan NR was he was not ultimately responsible for the demise of VRS this would have happened whoever was at the helm. Indeed NR done well to keep everybody at VRS in a job for so long. The industrial, economic and climatic environment has now changed and is more receptive to graphene due to its ability to reduce carbon, its electrical conductivity and its utensil strength. It cannot be overemphasised just how important this new signing is for VRS and the graphene industry as a whole. |
Posted at 13/3/2024 13:57 by pwhite73 The Cronk - "The way these things normally work is that participating companies pay their own way, the UK government doesn't pay!"VRS advised you they had been selected by the Department of Business to accompany them on a trip to Texas to export British business. This was an official government overseas visit therefore VRS would have been their on official government business. My understanding is that only Dr Stephen Hodge went. When you travel abroad on official government business the expenses are paid for by the government. In all seriousness given the precarious financial situation of VRS do you think the CEO would accept an invitation from the DoB to spend a few days in Texas with them on the proviso that - "you pay for the trip yourself". Now are we having a serious discussion or not? |
Posted at 11/3/2024 13:04 by pwhite73 fuji99 - "The Company continues to actively seek additional short and longer term funding solutions to support its turnaround strategy."Yes this will be the case until a contract is signed for their graphene cement. The company has already stated it plans to be EBITDA positive in the second half of 2025 so they know what's in the pipeline. With regards to the ShareProphets article this can only be good news for VRS if true. The Innovate Loan of £5 million is due for payment next year. Now we know VRS are in the good books of the Department of Business that's why they were selected for the trip to Texas. If VRS and DoB are working together to hold NR personally liable for the £5 million loan due to securing it on false information then the loan will be written off VRS books. The SFO don't get involved lightly. I hope and pray this rumour is true. |
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