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[spike_1] 18/2/2019 09:30

Re: transporting it being unviable whilst true up to a point : (depends how much you need at any one time) there is more to it than that - namely aggregation i.e. the tendency for the few layer graphene flakes to bond back into larger clumps over time.

One elegant answer is VRS's recent product Polygrene which 'infuses' the flakes into a compound / masterbatch for later use in the production of graphene (nanene) strengthened products such as plastics and composites.

Best wishes - spike

[club sandwich] 18/2/2019 09:30

"There are a host of things in play"

Just no contracts or revenues.

[superg1] 18/2/2019 09:29

Bill

Isn't that a daft question, have you checked news?

re "Is this definitely about to change?"

VRS have expanded both the Nanene production and the ink in recent times.

We have pointed out the product currently going under the ISO process with Aecom.

Tunghsu have a contract in China re graphene heating panels made with a water based graphene ink. A panel sample was on the desk at GEIC. I spoke to Stephen Hodge in detail about it.

As I recall it has a 60 C limit which is plenty. So much easier and cheaper than current heating systems.

Then you have the big sports companies where we wait to see what they are going to launch.

There are a host of things in play.

[matheus7777] 18/2/2019 09:29

Likewise - make hay while the sun shines!

[festario] 18/2/2019 09:28

John Veals, what effect does it have if I'm in Argos and I check to see if that lawnmower is in stock and how much it is?

[festario] 18/2/2019 09:27

John Veals, I can't believe you asked that question.

[festario] 18/2/2019 09:26

Rick, all I can say is that I would be buying some if I had funds at 102p, not because I know anything, but because it's repeated behaviour.Oh, and spell my name right next time.... and GOOD LUCK!

[johnveals] 18/2/2019 09:25

Question for Lovat Scout - what effect might “dummy sells” have on the market?

[dreamtwister] 18/2/2019 09:24

toasted club sandwich a"cheesey one"

[johnveals] 18/2/2019 09:23

Billwave - I cant believe you just asked that question.

[dickiebird2] 18/2/2019 09:22

Hello Bill is back !!

[festario] 18/2/2019 09:18

I can sell up to 90k shares just above 100p, so I do expect the tide to turn.It's no different to when we were back in October.

[willoicc] 18/2/2019 09:16

This share is behaving like so many I have seen before - sudden appointment of new broker followed by walk down in share price then fund-raising.

Just my experience over many years.

[superg1] 18/2/2019 09:15

Harry

It can be simply added to the polymer as per the glass fibre and other polymer products displayed at GEIC.

Some end users will want the raw graphene others will want it already added for supply to their production chain.

You seem to have grasped it well, ignore the 3 tonnes as the standard. VRS don't expand until the orders are in the bag.

So when one of those drops it should be 0-100 in about 2.2 seconds re progress.

[alchemy] 18/2/2019 09:14

Predictable. Correlation with , equation* , all forms of patterns a subset of which is a picture.What we ordinary folk call an algorithm.

[ellissj] 18/2/2019 09:11

Thx vas - yes i knew, but clearly i didn't communicate it properly ! have updated earlier post to clarify. :) best ellis

[superg1] 18/2/2019 09:08

The iso would be nice but it's a drop in the ocean compared to the big names deals on the cusp.

[harrysol] 18/2/2019 09:08

The volume of 3 tonnes is such that it makes transporting it, unviable. Hence, the collaborations and partnerships with local manufacturing facilities with VRS receiving royalties. The VRS model should pro e to be very lucrative. China is the biggest electric car maker in the world. They have verified nanene. Superg is spot on. The big orders are coming and will catch out the weak pi's.

[mjatkin82] 18/2/2019 09:05

Loving this sale. Increased my holding by around 20% so far.

[vasilis] 18/2/2019 09:00

elliss

According to the ISO we were at the publication phase at 12.12.18 but no stated publication date -
(click on the 'Publication arrow) -

Shouldn't be far away now in my view.

[davemac3] 18/2/2019 09:00

Does anybody know the volume of 3 tons of Nanene?