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[haz101] 27/7/2018 14:56

Wuzy I added SuperG (SG) as footnote lol, how could I forget the walking encyclopaedia of all things Graphene lol :) onwards and upwards :)

[runthejoules] 27/7/2018 14:54

Jeremy flicking hunt. He's sold off the NHS for fick all, now he's probably going to sell off our VRS for fick all too.

After my well-timed tip up today as well.

Not a fan of any Tory but if anyon deserves credit for any deal it's Fox.

[wuzy] 27/7/2018 14:49

Haz101, don't forget superg1 the ultimate computer of knowledge on Vrs, good look to us all.cheers

[busters] 27/7/2018 14:47

Jeremy Hunt, our new foreign minister, is visiting China next week, could a deal be on the cards?

[schmally] 27/7/2018 14:40

For anyone wondering why Chinese negotiations have been so protracted, the following link may help understand the complexities of negotiating with Chinese companies/districts/government.

Chinese view the process of negotiation not just as a means for thrashing out contracts, but more importantly to gauge how trustworthy and competent the other party is and the higher the status of the negotiating parties involved then the level of respect shown by the Chinese will increase.

We need to remember that Matt has not been directly involved for long and he would have been pivotal in gaining increased respect from any interested Chinese parties as the accessible face of HMG and no doubt this is why negotiations and interest from other parties has accelerated, resulting in a trebling of Neill's workload.

We just have to accept that the sheer potential scale and importance of any Chinese deals could be so huge, that any negotiations will inevitably require a huge amount of diligence and hours from all parties and the Chinese have a very different view of "contracts" than we in the West.

The fact that VRS/Matt and any other parties assisting with negotiations are taking so long to ensure the right deal on "our" (VRS/HMG) terms, whilst still ensuring there is massive value/benefit for the Chinese", should actually increase our confidence that VRS is hopefully securing the long term benefits for the business/country/shareholders, rather than Neill simply being motivated to make a fast buck and agree a poor deal just for short term gain and an early retirement.

I genuinely believe VRS will develop into a major global player and one of the UK's biggest companies, provided everything continues to fall into place. As each week passes the jigsaw is nearing completion.

[haz101] 27/7/2018 14:37

not forgetting SG! :)

[haz101] 27/7/2018 14:36

Don't post much but enjoy reading through everyones views and comments esp Club, Fest, Spike, A Game also the debate from the others.. as a newbie it is all very interesting

[haz101] 27/7/2018 14:34

Got another small quantity @123 this morning, hoping the price keeps low until I cash in a few assets next week = more VRS for me, have a lot of confidence in this one from all the information ive sifted through so far...

[spike_1] 27/7/2018 14:17

anotherdrink - how very kind ;0)

[anotherdrink] 27/7/2018 14:12

Mike, if we ever meet at a VRS event I hope you'll let me buy you a drink - take care and best wishes

[spike_1] 27/7/2018 14:06

anotherdrink - I must admit I hadn't grasped that it was the web address rather than a comment from you, a trillion and one apologies.

I would now go and sit on the naughty step but unfortunately bowlegged is already there, oh! and and the poor dear seems to be crying - bless ;0)

[bisho4] 27/7/2018 14:02

Long time listener, first time poster.

Just put through an absolutely definitely last and final top up at these low low prices with a nice Games Workshop dividend that paid today. At least until the VOD divi pays next week lol.

[anotherdrink] 27/7/2018 13:59

Hi Mike - totally agree that the LOI is not a deal - not deramping now are you? (only joking), but I just copied and pasted the web address which cannot be construed as ramping in my book - www.directorstalk.net/interview-versarien-plc-from-1-to-24-deals-within-weeks/
I can see how the page address can be interpreted but its just how they titled their web page address. I think we should concentrate on more important matters like is Mclarens orange the VRS shade of orange? Cheers

[dgduncan] 27/7/2018 13:56

It is highly likely that nanene was used by McLaren. There is a NDA in force that limits the info but my 'reading between the lines' of an answer I received from NR, makes me believe nanene was supplied via UOM.

[handykart] 27/7/2018 13:49

Grabster, orange was the teams colour, back in the days of Bruce.
So Just coincidence. I think.

[realcooltrader] 27/7/2018 13:48

grabster, McLaren cars were orange from 1968 to 1971, I understand the current orange is a nod to that time. Nice idea though!

[fuji99] 27/7/2018 13:44

The buying outweigh the selling by a large proportion. This should take off.

[spike_1] 27/7/2018 13:39

Another drink - I quoted my reference. The implication is that VRS will do a deal 'within weeks' with the Chinese. What actually appears to have happened is that 'within weeks' the number of Chinese entities (and LOI's has increased from 1 to around 24).

The only point I'm making - and obviously not very well - for which I appologise - is that an LOI is not a 'deal' if it was a deal it would need to be RNS'd.

Best wishes - Spike

[grabster] 27/7/2018 13:36

following handykart's link:

".. since McLaren changed its livery on the 2017 car from red to orange, the new production watch will feature orange accents, including crown and strap, to reflect this.."

Orange?? Why did they choose orange?

Versarien's house colour is orange. Coincidence?

(probably ;-)

[luckyorange] 27/7/2018 13:31

I'm going to ramp it on China ;)

They are gagging for it and getting frustrated because they don't have it in industrial quantities. First mover there will mop it up just a shame that they have the deal mentality whereby they take it right to the limit. As soon as July is out of the way Jinan have overrun which is what they are supposed to do culturally, now VRS are in a 'walk away' position it is getting interesting.

Who was the Chinese company who bought some for testing?

[anotherdrink] 27/7/2018 13:22

Hi Mike - I should have said export strategy. No mention of chinese deals within weeks from me. Can you point me to my post where this was stated. Cheers

[1teepee] 27/7/2018 13:16

Does anyone know if Haydale still functionalises the Graphene from Versarien?

[spike_1] 27/7/2018 13:13

anotherdrink: re your: interview-versarien-plc-from-1-to-24-deals-within-weeks not wishing to get picky, but having listened to it again (BTW it has already been posted), I can hear no reference to any Chinese deals 'within weeks'.

Are you sure you are right, if not it's - dare I say it - ramping ;0)

Best wishes - Mike