Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[luckykids] 14/3/2019 07:12

Thanks Mike. We are so lucky to have people with expertise willing to give their opinions freely and clarify these situations

[pshevlin] 14/3/2019 07:12

Makes you wonder about the rise yesterday.

[jointer13] 14/3/2019 07:12

yes very significant !

[grabster] 14/3/2019 07:12

Cue the sour faced naysayers attempting to argue that it's meaningless. It's the only thing they know how to say, poor dears.

Great news. To be followed by a broker note from Cannacord Genuity?

[inaminute] 14/3/2019 07:04

That's a significant step forward

[f3rdinand] 14/3/2019 07:04

Another brick in the wall!

[chumbo1] 14/3/2019 07:01

14 March 2019Versarien plc("Versarien" or the "Company")LOI with Tunghsu OptoelectronicVersarien plc (AIM: VRS), the advanced materials engineering group, is pleased to announce that it has signed a Letter of Intent ("LOI") with Tunghsu Optoelectronic Technology Ltd. ("Tunghsu Optoelectronic") to further progress the relationship between the parties. This LOI follows the Memorandum of Understanding Versarien entered into with Tunghsu Optoelectronic as announced on 7 November 2018.Versarien and Tunghsu Optoelectronic will establish a joint implementation committee, composed of three members from each party, to progress the plans envisaged by the LOI, with a view to ultimately entering into manufacturing joint venture, although there can be no guarantee that this outcome will ultimately be achieved.The LOI details the parties desire to work together to develop and manufacture in China new generation graphene heaters based on the micro-flow graphene ink technology from Versarien's subsidiary Cambridge Graphene Limited. The LOI additionally details the party's intention to jointly develop other products utilising a variety of Versarien's 2d materials, including graphene-enhanced sports equipment and smart wearable devices.Neill Ricketts, CEO of Versarien, commented: "We are very pleased that our relationship with Tunghsu Optoelectronic has moved to the next stage with the signing of this LOI."We have been working closely with Tunghsu Optoelectronic since November last year and we look forward to progressing our research and development activities with them with a view to ultimately establishing a joint manufacturing capability in China."Tunghsu Optoelectronic is a leading global enterprise and we are delighted that they have recognised the quality of our graphene and wish to deepen their relationship with Versarien."We are also making good progress with our other collaborations in China and elsewhere. I look forward to providing further updates in due course."

[mikebrenner] 14/3/2019 06:54

Yes - it does a different type of graphene that doesn't compete with VRS core graphene and application focus areas. Also much earlier in the process of commercialisation and scale up + team full of academics with less commercial expertise but one to watch IMO in the medium term

[66sequoia] 14/3/2019 06:46

Has this company been discussed before, apologies if they have.............Https://www.nationalgrapheneassociation.com/news/cambridge-spin-out-starts-producing-graphene-at-commercial-scale/

[squire007] 14/3/2019 00:23

Fest, you are a star ... pmsl and good night, lol

[festario] 13/3/2019 23:50

Well to be perfectly honest, in my humble opinion, of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my point of view, but also by looking into this matter in a different perspective and without being condemning or dismissive of one's views and by trying to make it objectified, and by considering each and every one's valid opinion, I honestly believe...... that I have completely forgot what I was going to say!

[mavfav] 13/3/2019 22:26

Sometimes you wish some people will flock off and stop trying to pull the wool over others eyes. Others are happy to share their thoughts and justify why they think that. Teepee id love to see your reasoning and justifications for why you think as you do. I'm open to yours and others knowledge and findings just please back it up

[forestfred] 13/3/2019 22:19

Very Happy to be a sheep in this Flock :-)
Ff

[ridicule] 13/3/2019 22:09

1teepee When Edison invented the lightbulb, he probably never thought there would be human beings in the future where his greatest invention would not go off in their head!

[ellissj] 13/3/2019 22:02

Indeed, unprecedented support for a uk sme by uk gov imo. Big thx here for all concerned. Best ellis

Neill Ricketts @neillricketts

"We have seen further progress in China, USA , and bring a new broker/nomad on board in Cannacord . I am very excited about the journey we are on despite any turbulence we might encounter. Great to have @tradegovuk on board and so engaged."

[1teepee] 13/3/2019 21:52

Sheep do like a repetitive schedule, otherwise they panic

[woodpeckers] 13/3/2019 21:37

Picked up on a tweet from Neill a couple of hours ago

"Don't forget @NGAgraphene :)"

Don't think many of us realise the importance of this summit. Just reading Executive Director, Zina Jarrahi Cinker's Mission Statement...thought it was worth putting it here...

Since its discovery in 2004, graphene, the 2D form of carbon, has shown enormous versatility and potential to fuel technological advancement in many industry segments. Among these are energy storage, electronics, smart textiles, sensors, medical devices, bio interfaces, water purification, structural materials, composites and many more. Graphene will eventually find its way into almost every field and will affect many facets of human life. There is significant growth potential in industries that have yet to consider the use of graphene and to which graphene could bring transformative, unique solutions and add significant value.

By convening the current and future stakeholders in the graphene market — graphene entrepreneurs, companies, suppliers, developers, investors, venture capitalists and government agencies, NGA aims not only to accelerate the commercialization of graphene, but to also create cross-industry momentum and help identify untapped industry and market segments prime for graphene integration

The National Graphene Association offers a range of networking and information initiatives, including conferences, expos and workshops designed to facilitate the engagement between the diverse stakeholders in the graphene field and promote cross-disciplinary dialogue, collaboration and partnerships.

NGA has assembled an experienced team to implement its mission. Our team’s expertise includes not only scientific and practical knowledge of the graphene industry and the supply chain and business development, extensive experience in the large scale international event and exhibitions, news and digital media but also government lobbying and advocacy for near term technologies.

We invite you to join the National Graphene Association (NGA) and be a driving force behind the commercialization of graphene. Visit our membership page for more.

[forestfred] 13/3/2019 21:29

SuperG
Thank you .
Ref
Worth repeating That ..

How many global majors is that again :-)
Just loved hearing it .
Could only have dreamt of this 7 years ago .
Or even comming on board now as a share holder .

Some great info posted by yourself in case we forget where we are .

I would love to see that post every day please .

Matched with the 40 ways graphene could change your life from tech radar.

What a journey we are on when you stop and look .

Just one of those global could be transformational .


Ff

[woodpeckers] 13/3/2019 20:57

Such desperation, what a sad life some people lead, almost feel sorry for you...

Edit:

No, who am I kidding....

[bullet ant] 13/3/2019 20:35

Good evening all biutiful emates

A friend of a friend a friend told me to keep repeating the mantra below:

"show me the money"
"No money no Honey".

On this bombshell I am afraid to say I will only throw the doormat on this at circa 12p.

Love and Peace.


BA
Stealing is Good

[wr63] 13/3/2019 20:09

SuperGI think this is Warwicks thoughts on MOUshTTps://www.fareastcapital.com.au/imagesDB/newsletter/WeeklyComm9March2019.pdf

[superg1] 13/3/2019 20:02

BTW Warwick the wombat, just for you.

The China lawyers at my firm often get contacted by Australian, British, Canadian or U.S. companies requesting we draft a contract based on a “just signed” Memorandum of Understanding with a Chinese company. And just about every time, we have to tell these companies that the “memorandum of understanding” they just signed with the Chinese company likely constitutes a binding contract under Chinese law and is almost certainly viewed that way by their Chinese counterparts.

In common law countries like Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States, MOUs typically mean little. Only the signed final contract really counts. This is not typically true in civil law countries like China which hold to a much stronger concept of good faith negotiation. Under that concept, it is not acceptable to simply walk away from an MOU if that would constitute “bad faith.” Since the traditions are so different, you can see where conflicts may arise.

[superg1] 13/3/2019 19:59

It's there for all to see.

But here they are for ease.





And for laugh (if the WG story is true)

This video re an MOU that apparently isn't worth a mention. My ribs are popping as I type.