Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[johnveals] 18/6/2018 09:55

Not quite CS, a HUD is focused at infinity, very different to a screen in or on the windscreen.

[ch1rp] 18/6/2018 09:40

Back up again, and no wonder. Deal on the table and an endless supply in the pipeline:)))

[lovat scout] 18/6/2018 09:32

SG - I would go for option 2. Either the buyer or seller (possibly both) is not prepared to deal in one hit to try and improve their outcome.

[club sandwich] 18/6/2018 09:30

only a conceptually (though not technically) small step - namely graphink - from a windscreen protector to a HUD...

[superg1] 18/6/2018 09:25

p@

And deal 101 which was another buy.

I have been thinking about the buyer/s and the seller. Clearly one of the big holders at least has in recent times supplied the buyer.

So the inner me thinks why doesn't the buyer simply buy the stock the holder has in one go. Make contact do a deal and job done.

A potential theory on that.

Perhaps the required amount is larger than the seller has. So if they took it out in one hit suddenly there would be no supply and it could fly north.

Best to keep picking some up form the seller via the MMs which them has PIs involved in selling to. Overall you then end up with the shares you want a a price probably lower than the take out he sells route.

Option 2 the seller is only prepared to sell in chunks into a rising market.

[club sandwich] 18/6/2018 09:25

'Nanene from Versarien - strength, flexibility, durability' on a hex grid background...

I should be in advertising... ;-)

[club sandwich] 18/6/2018 09:22

pshevlin - totally agree. In years to come the 'nanene inside' (or whatever it says) sticker may come to be seen as a guarantee of quality and an important differentiator between products. After all, other companies make computer chips - AMD and Motorola to name but two - but almost nobody has heard of them outside the industry; if anybody has heard of a chipmaker at all it's always Intel...

[p@] 18/6/2018 09:15

Look at deal 105.....!

[pshevlin] 18/6/2018 09:14

The "Nanene" protected trademark was the really clever step here as it does allow us to take royalties on anything that is made with it. Even if other companies get the same grades of graphene in the future Nanene will still be seen as a guarantee of extra quality and will enhance the price people will pay. It's rather like many people I see going into the chemist and buying Nurofen and paying 4 times the price of the generic ibuprofen for what is more or less the same product.

[rogerbridge] 18/6/2018 09:10

Not a lot volume today, but still we are blue.

[ellissj] 18/6/2018 09:10

Any ideas why neill went to L Spa friday ? I saw a firm that might be interested in nanene and would be a good fit ? Atb ellis

[ellissj] 18/6/2018 09:04

Well on that point, dom parsons keeps popping up with the nanene tea tray, so seems happy enough. A few months since that 'public launch,' i wonder might be going on re sports equip in general. Other than sky, and vivobare ? Glalth. Best ellis

[lovat scout] 18/6/2018 09:02

Very encouraged by the share price move as it hasn't been overexcitedly ramped. At some stage the £200m mkt cap has to start moving from promise to reality and this is the first step.

It is of course possible that the IP for VRS product range could be valued at £200m but that's beyond our pay grades!

VRS is now moving nicely from concept to proof of concept stage with the first commercial agreement signed. If several more commercial agreements are signed over the next year or two, there is no reason why VRS can't be valued much higher (e.g. PRSM which has been signing lots of contracts over the last two years). A large household name would be the icing on the cake!

[superg1] 18/6/2018 08:59

Chill

If the ear phones are a hit the volume of sales of these could be material.

Then comes all the accessories.

Interesting.

But as previous posted if they get good sales the Nanene brand knowledge base will increase rapidly.

It makes sense to have all composite phone cases, tablets and computers graphene or Hex Bn enhanced as they assist in removing damaging heat.

[richardc77] 18/6/2018 08:57

Yes I concur on that point Diversification.

[diversification] 18/6/2018 08:55

I can hear NR speaking on he podcast now, “we are expecting this to be the first of many such agreements, it all adds up”.

[chillpill] 18/6/2018 08:51

This morning's announcement was left of field for me but just highlights the multiple applications that have been talked about.

Fact it is imminently in the market is fantastic. Ok the revenues will be minimal but likely to speed up adoption by the mass producers.

[dgduncan] 18/6/2018 08:45

I assume that the technology is in the speaker but not impossible that they are making the composite much lighter by using Nanene. Very eco friendly company so also the aim can be to reduce plastics.

[ripasso] 18/6/2018 08:43

And Graphene enhanced handcuffs for the boys and girl in blue to lead the trolls away!

[a_game] 18/6/2018 08:42

- very very interesting

[superg1] 18/6/2018 08:41

ash

I imagine if phone cases and the like are in play then AAC can do that.

I don't think the ear phones are about composites but the speaker quality. There are various bits on the web suggesting speaker/sound quality can be enhanced with graphene.

It could be both of course.

[club sandwich] 18/6/2018 08:40

They know it's you, Fest, and they've had enough of your dummy trades ;-)

[willoicc] 18/6/2018 08:39

No its the 2017 model I ordered



Artisanphonics EB-03 (2017 release) luxury wood earphones with built-in microphone