Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[20pc] 07/12/2018 22:44

So that's not bad going from collab to supply chain in less than 8 months. From NR tweet just after Luxus collab "We make material, supply ip for mixing via wmg, make material that aac use" and (question form Mike Brenner) with the help of WMG, VRS may even own the IP for master batching graphene for injection moulding and be able to license it to others globally.

VRS are creating their own supply chain or as Neill put it "today shows we are not only building a great company but a whole industry".

[belo horizonte] 07/12/2018 22:41

The idiots are out in force again. Still doesn't change the fact that there are no sales. The local sandwich shop does better business.

[spike_1] 07/12/2018 22:33

Re Chumbo: 'and progressively going blind.....'

Jezz - with half of us being unable to hear, and now going blind, NEILL you best get some world changing news out there before year end ..... whilst we are still alive.

[squire007] 07/12/2018 22:30

It's 9-25am Sat morning, not ramping NR pretty much gave a 100% hint one more biggy minimum to me on twitter, I just winked back and he even liked that! So 2 and 2 is 10 lol
I read every post everywhere, ;-)

Sat golf comp soon, normal life down under, have a great weekend all.

It will come Spike ;-)

[20pc] 07/12/2018 22:29

pcjoe its luxus, if you go back to the 30/4/18 RNS this quote. "This new collaboration with Luxus is designed to ensure that the developed plastics can be produced at commercial scale for supply to injection moulding companies, such as Versarien's AAC Cyroma, enabling products to be produced for a variety of industries." Also in the interims collaborations update Apr-18 Agreement with Luxus, status Active supply chain partner.

[chumbo1] 07/12/2018 22:28

Apologies pcjoe. Fat fingers and progressively going blind.....

[superg1] 07/12/2018 22:28

Squire

From what I saw the original massive deal has yet to appear just the canapes to it so far.

I did say, too much concentration on China.

[chumbo1] 07/12/2018 22:26

O joe: might that not be Luxus?

[spike_1] 07/12/2018 22:21

squire: either:
1) you know more than we do (?)
2) you are RAMPING
3) you are drinking (shouldn't you be in bed by now ;0)

Best wishes - Spike

[squire007] 07/12/2018 22:16

One more massive deal coming before 21st ..... ;-)
Timing is everything :-)

[ad63] 07/12/2018 22:00

Will the next six months realise NR's dream? Here's hoping. With the interims I am even more excited and hopeful that it might all come to fruition / together in the very near term - even before the year end with momentum. Anyway, my share tip for 2019...VRS obviously :)

[tom thumb] 07/12/2018 21:55

A reminder to all Northern Ireland versarien share holders or any one interested in the success story unfolding under the leadership of Mr. Ricketts that we are meeting up in Belfast tomorrow evening at 7.00 pm at The Merchant for a chat about all the exciting news coming from the world wide collaborations.Everybody welcome

[ellissj] 07/12/2018 21:49

I'm not on twitter either spike. Here's the post and link though. Someone has suggested a whip round. All neill has suggested is retweet tho ? Atb ellis.

"Neill Ricketts @neillricketts

#Day7 #NGRadvent today we are doing something for one of our own.

@nigellaughton

has done an amazing job, he gives more than he ever takes and helps so many people. He had some bad boiler luck last night, so we are getting him warm and clean tonight. #saveournigel please rt"

11:04 am · 7 Dec 2018

[spike_1] 07/12/2018 21:37

elliss - I don't get how we are supposed to help Nigel (I'm not very competent with twitter). Ideas?

[pcjoe] 07/12/2018 21:34

Do we know from twitter or elsewhere if aac cryoma are involved in the manufacture of polygrene master batches or possibly just involved in the manufacture of finished polygrene items?

How valuable/large could AAC become if either or both of the above correct

I dont think it likely that they are involved in actual production of polygrene masterbatches - they are solely a finished product co i think - If not them then who else from the VRS collab stable is making these?

[spike_1] 07/12/2018 21:30

And thank you too diver ;0)

[diversification] 07/12/2018 21:27

About 6 tweets down on his twitter thread is a video of the car being unloaded

[spike_1] 07/12/2018 21:24

Many thanks Spid - from its shape looks like it could be Formula E (electric).

Edit: having looked at the other pic's it's the BAC Mono

[spid81] 07/12/2018 21:16

Spike its the graphene car

[spike_1] 07/12/2018 21:14

66 can we have a link please ;0)

[66sequoia] 07/12/2018 21:13

What is that hiding under the cover in James H Bakers tweet about the opening of the GEIC ?

[diversification] 07/12/2018 21:11

The wife just asked what I want for Christmas.

Honestly.

She is buying me some more Versarien shares.

Edit: At my request

[luckyorange] 07/12/2018 20:36

Thanks lovat, they certainly 'finessed' the price on that one but in reality it is only pennies after all. Sometimes we focus too much on trying to buy low and sell high (which is rarely possible except for a canny few), with what is now happening in the company (well funded to meet demand)I am at this point confident that there is more to come.

Taken a while to some it seems, but to me it is amazing the energy that Neill has put in to growing the company. Haven't checked but it was this time last year that PI's were worried that he was more or less on his own trying to do it all. He accepted that and built the team/still building the team and yet he is as busy as he ever was!

I think he enjoys it and is realising his dream 🌞🎅✌

[luckyorange] 07/12/2018 20:21

Totally agree superg, except for the odd maverick PI funds are the problem, hopefully the one that bought in the PB offer is out and will be glad when Miton have finished. Ian Cowie will be disappointed after the information that Miton gave him, just goes to show that whatever the intentions may be a spanner is usually thrown in the works with funds which ultimately impacts on PI's.

However, with the comments around AECOM it looks like none of that will matter in the near future.

I am very interested in the comment that the machines may not be necessary for the production of graphene and do wonder if something has been identified by Cambridge Graphene that will produce Nanene in quantity? That would be another game changer.