Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[ellissj] 04/2/2019 07:16

Perfect rns at this stage. Product development and creating value, enabling jv's. I think china has 130 unicorns already, the world leader. Great potential here, 2019 looking an exciting year. Aimo. Dyor. Best ellis

"In parallel with this strategy, the Company also seeks to enter into or create one or more joint ventures arrangements with those partners incorporating a local manufacturing plant. A licence over the Company's technology will be granted to each joint venture in conjunction with strategic investment by the partner."

[ratpat999] 04/2/2019 07:16

The Company is pleased to also confirm the quality of its Nanene graphene nano platelets has been satisfactorily tested by the Chinese National Graphene Product Quality Supervision and Inspection Centre (NGSIC) in Wuxi
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[club sandwich] 04/2/2019 07:10

As usual, no indication whatsoever of how much product they might sell or how much revenue might be realised.

Yet more jam tomorrow.

[mryl] 04/2/2019 07:10

Good thing that the Mighty People's Republic of China is here to get graphene where it deserves to be, which is absolutely everywhere of course :)

[adejuk] 04/2/2019 07:09

hello kylie

[dudishes] 04/2/2019 07:08

means nothing!

[grabster] 04/2/2019 07:06

thank you 66sequoia for that Tina Bass report re Korea (post 38152). I hope people read it before it gets scrolled away by the China news. ;-)

EDIT: Repeated in Shavian's post 38164 below.

[1teepee] 04/2/2019 07:02

I did post a video explaining why but most of you are too scared to answer of look due to fear of your great leader ;)

[dudishes] 04/2/2019 06:34

Short at 167 looks fine to me. No faith.

[66sequoia] 04/2/2019 06:22

Https://grapheneinvestors.co.uk/2019/02/04/versarien-plc-strengthens-relationship-with-south-korea/

[squire007] 03/2/2019 23:37

Less is more, that's all you need to remember.... :-) nanene will rule x

[maisto] 03/2/2019 22:19

Thanks Mike, even better than I thought then :). And yes Myrl, great vision indeed.

Have a great week everyone. That's not a reference to the share price btw - that will take care of itself in due course.

[chumbo1] 03/2/2019 21:59

You've strayed onto the wrong board

[superg1] 03/2/2019 21:57

This is most concerning, a whole range of sensible, detailed and informative posts.

Keep up the good work. :-)

[kemorkid] 03/2/2019 20:48

I think this week will be game changing .

RNS at 7.02 hopefully to get the week going.

KK

[ellissj] 03/2/2019 20:27

Agreed mryl and woody, a wonderful vision. Atb ellis

[woodpeckers] 03/2/2019 20:10

Wonderful thought mryl... "Versarien Energy, Versarien Aerospace, Versarien Construction, Defence, Healthcare, Optoelectronics, Sports, Water filtration, etc..." ...maybe not too unrealistic... :-)

[mryl] 03/2/2019 20:02

maisto, yes indeed it is true that it is not by just being a graphene producer that Versarien will become the multi-billion company we envision. Even producing the best graphene platelets out there is not enough because given enough time others will be able to do the same. However, as mikebrenner just pointed out, producing high-quality GNPs in bulk could be very profitable in the short-term (1-4 years) while margins are high, if there is the demand for it that is. But for the demand to be there, it is essential that companies and universities understand the importance of quality when it comes to GNPs bringing value to their application. I think the VRS team is doing a great job on the corporate front, but it is maybe missing out some with universities... I have talked to a lot of people using graphene in academic research and nobody so far had heard of Versarien, 2D-Tech, or Nanene. Maybe it is not so important, but having researcher use VRS products does put the name out there in papers and at conferences. Anyway, I digress. In the long-term, the value and money will definitely be in the transformation and incorporation of Nanene and other 2D-materials into specific applications. Because it is not only a matter of what material you are using, it's so much more complex than that, it's which material do you need for your specific application, how much of it do you need, how are you going to mix it, how are you processing it, etc. Versarien will bring the know-how and manufacture materials tailored to the specific need of each client, be it a polymer, a ceramic composite, a membrane, a semiconductor, a sensor. Who else has the vision of Versarien having several arms, one for each industry or application it is servicing? Versarien Energy, Versarien Aerospace, Versarien Construction, Defence, Healthcare, Optoelectronics, Sports, Water filtration, etc... When we are there, we'll have to say Sir Ricketts and we'll all be very rich... one can dream :)

[ellissj] 03/2/2019 19:57

Indeed, because this idtech report from 2015 doesn't even mention chinese firms in supercaps sector ? Thus in just 3 years, chinese are upping their game, and looking to disrupt established players. Looking good for vrs/gnano i imagine, in with a good shout ! Aimo. Best ellis

'Supercapacitor / Ultracapacitor Interviews, Strategies, Road Map 2015-2025...'

"8.2. Interviews with suppliers'

8.2.1. Cap-XX Australia
8.2.2. Cellergy Israel
8.2.3.East Penn Manufacturing USA
8.2.4.Elton Super Capacitor Russian Federation
8.2.5. Furukawa Battery Co Ltd. Japan
8.2.6. Inmatech USA
8.2.7. Ioxus USA
8.2.8. JS Micro/ JS Radio/JM Energy Japan
8.2.9. Nanotune Technologies USA
8.2.10. NEC Tokin Japan
8.2.11. Nesscap Energy Inc Canada/Korea
8.2.12. Nichicon Japan 8.2.13. Nippon ChemiCon/ United ChemiCon Japan
8.2.14. Skeleton Technologies Estonia, Germany
8.2.15. Yo-Engineering Russian Federation
8.2.16. Yunasko Russian Federation
8.3. User interviews and inputs
8.3.1. Bombardier Canada
8.3.2. Hydrogenics Corporation USA
8.3.3. Honda Japan and Nippon Chemi-Con Japan
8.3.4. Komatsu Japan
8.4 New Supercapacitor Advances in Japan Oct 2014"
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[diversification] 03/2/2019 19:42

It is all starting to make sense, that is for sure.

[ellissj] 03/2/2019 19:36

Here's latest id-tech report on supercaps - just intro. Looks like the chinese are gearing up to replace foreign firms according to them ? Looking a clever play by neill and co. Aimo. Best ellis

"After a couple of years of stagnation, the supercapacitor industry is showing renewed signs of market penetration, mostly in the automotive sector with the adoption of start-stop supercapacitor technology in the US by General Motors and Mercedes. Supercapacitors are also becoming the dominant technology in large wind turbine pitch control applications, and the global uptake of wind renewable energy will favour the growth of supercapacitor technology. As a matter of fact, the grid market which includes wind turbines, grid energy storage and rail wayside offers opportunities for growth for all players. At the same time, many new applications are opening up with the lower-end electrical engineering applications at 1-400 Farad being a new focus.   Chinese supercapacitor manufacturers are emerging and potentially displacing western companies domestically in the following years. The supercapacitor market in China for non-Chinese companies is now highly uncertain and they look to diversify out of the Chinese electric bus market and into emerging segments such as grid. China has recently reversed its policy on traditional hybrid vehicles, declaring that in 2030, 30% of cars made would be hybrids that do not plug in. The railway regeneration business in China generated the world's largest supercapacitor order in 2015 and it is expanding geographically there.   Lithium titanate batteries are the main competitor of supercapacitor technologies, first in automotive and recently in energy harvesting for IoT applications. Hybrid Li-ion capacitors also have the possibility to capture market value in areas where high power is still paramount, but some extra capacity is desired too..."
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