Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[ratpat999] 15/3/2019 09:40

another reminder for them that find it hard to grasp. 6 December 2018.. Versarien plc (AIM: VRS), the advanced materials engineering group, is pleased to announce that it has signed a supply agreement to provide Versarien's new graphene enhanced polymer range to AECOM for a current infrastructure project. This supply agreement follows the collaboration the Company entered into with AECOM, a US headquartered and Fortune 500 company, announced on 24 August 2018. This collaboration covered a project that AECOM and Versarien have been undertaking involving the incorporation of Versarien's graphene nano-platelets into large scale polymer structures used in civil infrastructure projects, with a view to increasing their structural strength. AECOM have confirmed the first Statement of Work ("SOW") from the supply agreement which includes the supply of 50 kg of Versarien's graphene enhanced polymer material to be delivered in early December 2018, with a further SOW expected to cover the delivery of 200 kg in early January 2019. These quantities will be used for final testing of the structures and upon successful completion of final tests, the companies expect to make further announcements in Q1 2019. Neill Ricketts, CEO of Versarien, commented: "We are delighted that our collaboration with AECOM has progressed as we had anticipated. "This application has significant potential for Versarien, as the volumes of graphene that are required in these types of structure are significantly larger than for many other applications given the scale of the structures being produced. "We look forward to continuing to work with AECOM on the final phases of testing and look forward to making further announcements on this project in the New Year.

[rogerbridge] 15/3/2019 09:33

Why should AECOM be the saviour of VRS? Many more irons in the fire and many different 2D materials in the pipeline.
No one is doubting that you can use diffent materials in 3D printing, but AECOM would be a very big customer for VRS.

Now back to the day job.

[schmally] 15/3/2019 09:32

Spid, I notice you failed to respond to my previous post to you. Until you respond, then your continued anonymity = Zero Credibility. This also goes for the rest of your gang. Here's a reminder of my previous post------------------------- I'm all for listening to both sides of a debate to gain a balanced perspective. However, to ensure your counter argument against VRS/Neill/SG has any credibility, you also need personal credibility. Unfortunately however, as you are a faceless/nameless poster and you have not presented any information about your background, field of expertise or history of investing, it's impossible to take you seriously. So, here is your big opportunity to tell us who you are and why we should listen to you rather than SG. After all, most us know SG, as we have seen or met him during investor days, GEIC, etc and many have spoken to him directly. We know his background, his skill sets and most importantly that he is a genuine long term investor in VRS. In contrast all we know about you is that believe FGR is better than VRS, whereas, it's clear that the investment markets, investors and key movers and shakers in the world of graphene disagree with you. If you are not prepared to identify yourself, please at least give us a reason why you are not prepared to reveal your identity, or at least give us some background about your employment history, your qualifications, etc. I won't hold my breath, but until you provide some info that would give you some credibility, the vast majority on this board will continue to view you as nothing more than a hired FGR gopher incentivised to spread misinformation about their competitors whilst trying in vain to give FGR credibility

[davemac3] 15/3/2019 09:32

only 2 weeks left in Q1.

It does say in this link that AECOM are working on glass fibre reinforced plastic for the signalling arches but as this was probably written before AECOM started testing polygrene, hopefully VRS are front runners now.

[kemorkid] 15/3/2019 09:32

These quantities will be used for final testing of the structures and upon successful completion of final tests, the companies EXPECT to make further announcements in Q1 2019.

We may not get news before end March !!
But I can wait .

[ratpatt999] 15/3/2019 09:31

" with a further SOW expected to cover the delivery of 200 kg in early January 2019."

They did not order 200kg in January - FACT

[jointer13] 15/3/2019 09:24

another reminder for them that find it hard to grasp.

6 December 2018..

Versarien plc (AIM: VRS), the advanced materials engineering group, is pleased to announce that it has signed a supply agreement to provide Versarien's new graphene enhanced polymer range to AECOM for a current infrastructure project.
This supply agreement follows the collaboration the Company entered into with AECOM, a US headquartered and Fortune 500 company, announced on 24 August 2018. This collaboration covered a project that AECOM and Versarien have been undertaking involving the incorporation of Versarien's graphene nano-platelets into large scale polymer structures used in civil infrastructure projects, with a view to increasing their structural strength.
AECOM have confirmed the first Statement of Work ("SOW") from the supply agreement which includes the supply of 50 kg of Versarien's graphene enhanced polymer material to be delivered in early December 2018, with a further SOW expected to cover the delivery of 200 kg in early January 2019. These quantities will be used for final testing of the structures and upon successful completion of final tests, the companies expect to make further announcements in Q1 2019.
Neill Ricketts, CEO of Versarien, commented: "We are delighted that our collaboration with AECOM has progressed as we had anticipated.
"This application has significant potential for Versarien, as the volumes of graphene that are required in these types of structure are significantly larger than for many other applications given the scale of the structures being produced.
"We look forward to continuing to work with AECOM on the final phases of testing and look forward to making further announcements on this project in the New Year."

[bobsworth] 15/3/2019 09:04

Looking forward to the podcast today. With any luck we might even get an RNS before it!

[aquaesulis01] 15/3/2019 09:02

ratpat999

“Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness.”- Oscar Wilde.

and boy are these unimaginative shorters mediocre

[ridicule] 15/3/2019 08:54

Let’s hope the Vox podcast puts them back in their holes.

[fireball xl5] 15/3/2019 08:53

Philby, double agent and a Dog.

[woodpeckers] 15/3/2019 08:52

So it looks like it's your turn to be cloned today ratpat(ONE T)999! Desperation...

[ridicule] 15/3/2019 08:47

Ratpat. Living proof of my assessment at post 63755.

[rainbow23] 15/3/2019 08:47

As expected the damp squib rns effect continues today. Yesterday morning's buyers well mugged now.

[ratpat999] 15/3/2019 08:44

For anyone who knows me as a long term holder please ignore the newly registered ratpatt999: which has just joined and 1st post

[ratpat999] 15/3/2019 08:44

For anyone who knows me as a long term holder please ignore the newly registered ratpatt999: which has just joined and 1st post

[ridicule] 15/3/2019 08:42

Let’s get back to VRS on here, there are under 50k buys of Tern so far today so it is hardly an impact on the VRS price.

[foolishben] 15/3/2019 08:39

If the Tern share price was so strong you would need to keep pumping it here. Seems a little desperate to me.

[andymoore07] 15/3/2019 08:33

Tern ha ha ok then pal you crack on