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[wuzy] 12/3/2019 15:17

Takes all sorts 2 make a market,cheers

[1teepee] 12/3/2019 15:08

At the moment Vrs is speculation not investing, hence why the numbers don't add up. Don't be too upset with superg, he obviously has control issues, has fallen in love with Vrs and is unable to have a balanced conversation. Preferring to reinforce positive speculation among the sheep people in order to be worshipped. Maybe that's the source of his perceived powerJust post on this uncensored thread

[elbillo] 12/3/2019 15:03

Beware the bear, great call just a shame I didn't back it.

[1teepee] 12/3/2019 14:51

Interesting, statistically there are approximately 50% sheep.

[forestfred] 12/3/2019 14:12

Must be school holidays a few children playing on the board today .

[billwave] 12/3/2019 13:54

Davemac - It's only plagiarism if someone tries to pass your words off as their own. They were merely your words repeated hence the inclusion of inverted commas.

A statement you made which provoked enough thought for me to pass on.It's important to use all of the pieces available to try and complete the current jigsaw depicting VRS. Isn't that what everyone frequenting this BB is trying to do?

[ellissj] 12/3/2019 13:21

Well done woody :) Clearly explains the opportunity for vrs 2D materials versus 3D graphene companies to my mind. Atb ellis

[1teepee] 12/3/2019 13:20

Omg Vrs are amazing! They are the best! Perfectly executing perfect strategy, ceo is the best, cfo is out of this world and cto is Superman! I can't believe how great Vrs is, nothing can be changed for the better as everything is amazing that Vrs do. Can I join the sheep club now?

[woodpeckers] 12/3/2019 13:12

Thanks guys, you're more than welcome :-)

[meganxmas] 12/3/2019 13:01

Thank you for that a superb summary

[woodpeckers] 12/3/2019 12:49

As I think we're all agreed that we are through the 'will graphene be commercialised' stage and accept that it will be, it is simply a question of who the top dog will be.

I have taken clips from posts by various people so thanks to Serratia, myrl and opu.

Other companies:

Elcora M.Cap £5.9m but the auditor says they aren't a going concern so nothing to look at there.

XG Sciences built a large plant and can't make the sales to fill it. Now in a difficult financial position. By the look of their last fundraising they seem to value themselves at around £50m. Large losses.

Nanoxplore M.Cap £66.5m Sales £4.6m, wages £3.7m loss £2.6m

Talga M.Cap £56m, no sales ,loss £5.6m These guys make VRS look very undervalued.

First Graphene M.Cap £37m no sales £4m loss. Directors pay themselves so much the shareholders vote heavily against their pay. Look to be working more in their own interests than the shareholders. VRS only worth 5* this company that has no sales.

If we add to that the rather sorry state Haydale is in I think we can safely agree that​ VRS looks very undervalued currently and a safe bet to be the forerunner.

On top of the financials, if we take a look at our connections, links with all the great UK universities including Manchester and Cambridge and now Madrid university too thanks to the Gnanomat acquisition, we are a Tier 1 partner of the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre , we are a project partner with the national Graphene Institute, we have 2 UK Gov secondees and around 35 collaborations.

Then there is our range of products... Nanene, Hexotene, Graphinks and Polgrene just to get us going...many more 2D materials probably being worked on as we speak. Then of course moving up the value chain we have Gnanomat and AAC Cryoma....

When it comes to validation of our products and people...
We have been successful in all the tenders we entered into to supply the CPI with our nanomaterials after a competitive process.
Versarien has been appointed as the inaugural Industry Council member and Corporate Partner of The National Graphene Association ("NGA"), the main organisation and body in the US advocating and promoting the commercialisation of graphene. It was also selected to be The Graphene Council's launch client for their 'Verified Graphene Producer' programme, which will independently verify that the Company's Nanene graphene nano platelets meet their demanding standards.
The quality of our Nanene graphene nano platelets has been satisfactorily tested by the Chinese National Graphene Product Quality Supervision and Inspection Centre (NGSIC) in Wuxi and more importantly the Chinese appear to prefer our graphene over that of the many producers in China.

So far we have had no collaborations fail.

So just a question of biding our time...

[fireball xl5] 12/3/2019 11:53

No nothing has changed. VRS still a shinning light against a bleak political outlook, wherever in the world. We just need stability and strength mmmmm

[runthejoules] 12/3/2019 11:50

Miton Miton Miton! Out out out! Herald Herald Herald, out out out! Here we here we, here we forking go!....?

(Excuse me I've just eaten too much sugar)

[rogerbridge] 12/3/2019 11:48

Remember Nanene is just the tip of the VRS iceberg, hundreds of 2D type materials under development.

[rogerbridge] 12/3/2019 11:47

We only are aware of a fraction of the work going on behind the scenes. This is international and I am sure Matt and Yi are working alas fast as they can.

I am sure that when everything is ready, I imagine that there will be a fanfare by HMG and lots of publicity.

Ridicule, I am looking forward to your predictions, particularly No 4 MULTIPLE Hype and S curves!

[flatcoat1] 12/3/2019 11:41

I would also add in the product launch of the headphones. It may not be huge revenue spinner but the improvement in sound quality is proof that graphene can make a noticeable difference should anyone be doubting a graphene future.

[ellissj] 12/3/2019 11:14

Behind the scenes indeed ! Since agm - china mou's, aecom, polygrene launch, aircraft part, US graphene summit, chinese experts validations, 47 live collab engagements, testing packaging films at warwick, 5 firms focus near term orders...all front of house since agm. Vrs #delivering aimo. Holding here for success. Best ellis.