Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[club sandwich] 20/8/2018 07:11

The list of markets and applications on the litetex web site makes me very happy as a s'holder ;-)

[luckykids] 20/8/2018 07:10

Not saying I am lazy, but looks like more reading up for Superg!! lol

[melf] 20/8/2018 07:10

Very interesting https://www.compositesworld.com/suppliers/AXIAMATERI

[iain dick] 20/8/2018 07:10

Disruption indeed

New market

New world

New Company

Go VRS

[club sandwich] 20/8/2018 07:09

With every collab partner the chances of *none* of them resulting in orders decreases. And there are now 15...

[bootie64] 20/8/2018 07:09

More reading for all from the RNShtTp://www.litetex.com/main/main.html

[rafboy] 20/8/2018 07:08

I never thought about smart buildings. Could be a significant market.

[club sandwich] 20/8/2018 07:06

And a named collab partner too! Korea joins the burgeoning VRS empire!

[bootie64] 20/8/2018 07:05

Another leftfield RNS that I wasn't expecting :)Very interesting potential scale up yet again, well done Mr Ricketts and the Versarien team

[psxtalks2u] 20/8/2018 07:04

Monday RNS...Collaboration with Axia.....RNS Number : 2241Y
Versarien PLC
20 August 2018

Versarien plc

("Versarien" or the "Company")

Collaboration Agreement with AXIA Materials

Versarien plc (AIM: VRS), the advanced materials engineering group, is pleased to announce that it has entered into a collaboration agreement with AXIA Materials Co., LTD ("AXIA") to develop graphene enhanced composite materials and smart graphene devices using both Versarien's proprietary Nanene graphene nano platelets and proprietary Graphinks graphene inks.

AXIA, which is based in South Korea, develops advanced thermoplastic composite material solutions under its LiteTex brand for the automotive, sports, electronics and building sectors, and produces pre-fabricated buildings under its Pixel Haus brand.

Versarien will initially work with AXIA on two projects:

- Smart Buildings - Versarien's Graphinks will be used to incorporate sensors and thermal devices into composite building panels and Versarien's Nanene will be used to develop graphene enhanced materials which will be used in structural composites.

- Electric Vehicle applications - Versarien's Graphinks will be used to add smart systems to a composite electric vehicle battery tray and Versarien's Nanene will be used to improve the properties of the composite structure. The battery tray is being developed with automotive battery system manufacturers for use by global automotive OEMs.

The relationship with AXIA developed from the recent visit to South Korea by Versarien management with Innovate UK and the European Enterprise Network's Global Business Accelerator Programme. This relationship will be supported by the UK Government's Department for International Trade ("DIT").

Commenting Justin Jin, CEO of AXIA, said: "As a composite materials development and manufacturing company our goal has been to develop multi-functional solutions which are integrated and embedded into our structural materials. With Versarien's Graphinks solutions we believe that we can integrate sensors and electric circuits into composite building materials for smart houses and with Nanene ensure rapid heat dissipation in integrated electric vehicle battery tray systems and improve composite building materials. We believe there will be many more opportunities to utilise Versarien's materials technology to bring game changing solutions to the market. We are very excited to start working with Versarien."

Neill Ricketts, CEO of Versarien, commented: "We are delighted to have signed this agreement with AXIA, which demonstrates the global demand for Versarien's graphene products.

"We look forward to working with AXIA and their customers to develop a variety of graphene enhanced systems and technologies. The relationship with AXIA is an important step for Versarien and illustrates the wide range of applications that Versarien's Nanene and Graphinks can be applied to.

"We are grateful to the UK Government for their support to secure this agreement."

[club sandwich] 20/8/2018 07:02

Nice way to start the week...

[compoundup] 20/8/2018 07:02

Johnveals re 27262, just to put the other side of the methane debate with a 5 year old Ted talk:Https://youtu.be/vpTHi7O66pI

[shammytime] 20/8/2018 07:01

Another piece added to this million piece jigsaw

[grabster] 20/8/2018 06:43

NR tweeted that podcast space is booked. Didn't say for when (as others have pointed out, he couldn't without that giving away a likely rns date in advance). At the weekend I tried finding out who JW had got lined up for his Monday/Tuesday podcasts and he said nothing scheduled - but said scheduling doesn't occur until after news is announced.

I am presuming that JW is discreetly fibbing and that NR has indeed reserved a slot. Or that JW was cleverly distinguishing between scheduled and booked. But I was only asking about today/tomorrow. Of course it could be that NR was fibbing (shock horror! There goes his sainthood) or that the podcast is some other day - or on some other channel ;-)

[sonsonnyjim] 20/8/2018 06:19

Excited for the week

[haz101] 19/8/2018 23:49

Personally I’m a believer in solar activity driving cyclical climate change although still think that we should be tackling things that are detrimental to the well being of the Earths environment

[high park] 19/8/2018 23:40

As to solar electricity, I've been attracted to the molten salt system for a number of years. It produces solar electricity night and day.

hxxps://www.solarreserve.com/en/technology/molten-salt-energy-storage

A large number of these installations in the Sahara Desert, reliable sunshine, could supply Europe's needs through some mega cables across the Mediterranean.

[pcjoe] 19/8/2018 23:35

Fair enough Serratia - C`mon VRS! - More goodies this week please...

[serratia] 19/8/2018 23:23

pc,
I'm not on either side of the debate both sides will make their case. In practical terms the developed nations will not stop developing nations providing electricity to the masses and today for them that's burning fossil fuel. The best option seems to lie in solar which is getting close to grid parity with fossil fuels.
It's 40 mins to Monday and I don't want this to impose on VRS stuff so last comment.

[pcjoe] 19/8/2018 23:20

LOL JV - From Porn hub - To climate change - To my hypocritical Non Veganism! - This place is a better read on a Sunday than the Times - & we dont have to pay for it..

[volsung] 19/8/2018 23:18

I’m an xvideo man myself, whatever that is

[night terrors] 19/8/2018 23:16

Yeah - Stephen Hawking was soooo stoopid he believed in anthropogenic climate change.
You climate change deniers are obviously far smarter.....
Hawking and his bloody vested interests and research funding...!
Jeez!