Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[grabster] 14/3/2019 08:20

"I highlighted the day before yesterday that a single share purchase had been made. This can be a sign within the MM community that an RNS is on the way."

Sorry, but that is a myth.

[johnveals] 14/3/2019 08:18

Yesterday I saw something to the effect that from 2025 new builds in the UK will no longer use fossil fuels for heating. The potential is enormous.
Edit - Hattie, I missed your earlier post:-)

[ewads] 14/3/2019 08:18

Just confirms the quality of product and company.
Started in Nov and now moved one step closer to commercialisation

[superg1] 14/3/2019 08:16

ps

Nice to know some know how the market works.

I did bad news drop trading some months back and it worked very well with about 80-90% success. I must get back to it some time.

The failures usually came from being in profit but the MMs screwing the market with bids they won't honour, false prices to get PIs buying due to a large hidden sell.

[ridicule] 14/3/2019 08:14

Agreed SuperG. I was just addressing the narrower point made by DaveMac3

[pshevlin] 14/3/2019 08:11

Waiting until the manipulation stops to buy more. Shouldn't be long now.

[superg1] 14/3/2019 08:08

Good to watch level 2 in these circs as you can see if the MMS have an shares.

So far it seems all they are doping is trying ti flip PI sells.

EG Peel picked up 20k and are trying to flip them. Singer 25k picked up etc.

[spike_1] 14/3/2019 08:08

Ah! I love the smell of mint sauce in the morning ;0)

[diversification] 14/3/2019 08:07

Awesome news.

An LOI with a company already making its own graphen products promises to deliver a faster turnaround in comparison to an LOI with a province which is yet to find a route to market.

Watch this space.

Buzzing

[ellissj] 14/3/2019 08:05

Jinjan loi explicity says 'non binding.' Otherwise it would be imo. Best ellis

"...Versarien plc (AIM: VRS), the advanced materials engineering group, is pleased to announce that it has signed a Letter of Intent ("LOI") to establish a graphene manufacturing centre in China.

The non-binding LOI has been entered into by Versarien together with the Shandong Institute of Industrial Technology Fund, Jinan Qing Na Material Technology Co Ltd and Jinan Innovation Zone Administrative Committee.."

[forestfred] 14/3/2019 08:05

My Cup is very half full here ... massive potential with just this firm .

But not forgetting all the other collaborations ongoing with the other major global firms mentioned yesterday .

Very good news indeed
Gla
Ff

[rogerbridge] 14/3/2019 08:05

Neill is a shrewd CEO, with a good nose to sniff out opportunities. Some CEO’s are not entrepreneurs.
Look at the acquisitions, all bought for a fraction of their real value, with Gnannomat being the latest.

[superg1] 14/3/2019 08:03

Owenga

Professor Ferrari is the driving force for the Cambridge Graphene centre and was/is heavily involved in the graphene ink.

He is therefore a VRS shareholder post 85% acquisition.

[jointer13] 14/3/2019 08:01

they have gone from a mou to a letter of intent !

[clint fleecewood] 14/3/2019 08:01

You are correct Dave. Apologies. Not in the title of RNS so missed it.

[superg1] 14/3/2019 08:00

Rid

The real story there was VRS treated like VIPs and taken to VIP events. Then 4 national TV crews turned upon for the signing of the LOI.

NR being sharp had the LOI changed to non binding so that BRS could properly review the full details in the document. A wise decision and now they have interest from many China huge companies and different provinces.

I suspect many Aim company directors would have signed that for the hype factor to keep the salaries going for as long as possible chucking in some bonuses for themselves for the deal.

VRS isn't an AIM BS company. It's an innovative driven team trying to build a huge company and the public company route was the option taken to try to achieve that goal.

That's why I picked it years ago, because of the team and what they are trying to do.

[mryl] 14/3/2019 07:57

Clint, unfortunately you are wrong, a LOI isn't binding. You will actually find in the RNS itself a sentence stressing that fact.
My understanding is that a MOU is actually more likely to be considered binding than a LOI.

[owenga] 14/3/2019 07:57

Remind me SuperG, does Prof Ferrari now work for VRS?

[1teepee] 14/3/2019 07:56

It's really polluted in shanxi. They need those heaters now!

[ridicule] 14/3/2019 07:54

Great news! Three points:

1. I highlighted the day before yesterday that a single share purchase had been made. This can be a sign within the MM community that an RNS is on the way. I topped up as a consequence.

2. DaveMac3 To resolve your confusion over the LOI, in the Jinan case, the LOI was rejected by VRS because it was too committing at too early a stage. In other words NR felt at the time it went too far in committing VRS, at too early a stage, so no problem there. Indeed the Jinan example shows just how committed the Tungshu relationship is because an LOI has been signed.

3. Chumbo1, the cautionary caveat is very common with the bigger Nomads. I put this down to the new Cannacord era.

[davemac3] 14/3/2019 07:54

There was a LOI with Jinan in Jan 2018

[superg1] 14/3/2019 07:52

I don pt think flexible displays are that close but I'm just saying it as Tunghsu want graphene flexible displays.

Cambridge Graphene have been working with some on that for a while. We have posted the details before.

HIGRAPHINK is one of these. Its groundbreaking, highly conductive graphene ink is likely to trend in applications ranging from optoelectronics through to composites, batteries and flexible OLED devices.

The new ink has a mobility 10 times higher than that of inks currently being used in OLEDs.

‘Our intention was to create graphene with properties good enough to be used in transistors with a certain flexibility. This was also achieved, and we are now working with a company called FlexEnable to integrate our material into the design of future OLED displays,’ Prof. Ferrari adds.

One of the applications he particularly believes in is the ink’s integration into batteries. Thanks to this, enhanced batteries with higher storage density and recyclability may be produced.

[clint fleecewood] 14/3/2019 07:50

One from TrakMadone on the other channel

Some may not appreciate it but 5months from a MOU to an LOI in the tech space with this disruptive technology is very impressive. The next step is the contracts, I would say 6 months as it should be a cut in paste for their legals with just some bespoke changes. After which we have manufacturing of cutting edge tech. Applauds to VRS. Disruptive Trek.

[clint fleecewood] 14/3/2019 07:49

No Dave, 'understanding' comes before 'intent'. We have collaboration agmts & several MOU's but this is first, legally binding LOI.

[jointer13] 14/3/2019 07:46

vrs is going to be absolutely massive.

its all about our quality materials.