Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[hew] 17/4/2019 15:50

Grabster, thanks. If, when you find those access details, you pop them on here, I expect plenty would be happy to remind you should you mislay them again!

[ny boy] 17/4/2019 15:27

It’s the F- Factor again, bulls fear 130p, back test, could be successful but certainly needs to hold this level.

Meanwhile punters looking for momentum plays, would be wise to look at (FUL) breaking out today after a long period of consolidation, so bullish behaviour imo Also who doesn’t like consumers with more money in their wage packet, dining out at Franco Manca pizza or The Real Greek, certainly offering good value meals, also benefiting from rivals either going under or closing branches, dyor as usual but I detect a good move up on this breakout.

[festario] 17/4/2019 15:18

Go on MM's , try a tree shake, I DARE you.

[ellissj] 17/4/2019 14:16

Indeed hew, the more i read, the more impressed i became. Under their 2025 strategy, beijing is the place to be regarding their efforts to research and innovate next gen materials into industry and their infrastructure. As neill suggests on twitter, chinese already have developed some impressive ip for future projects. Looks like they value vrs 2D materials to help realise their ambitions. One of which appears to create a leading composites centre. Exciting times ahead. Obviously, we await further details and hope for good negotiations, but the bare bones ie 100% owned vrs chinese subsiduary, is a good starting point from which to hang some good meat upon ! And having in effect chinese govt as a shareholder, the best ip protection you can get there. Plus cocacola recipe etc. Aimo. Best ellis

[zagrosfold] 17/4/2019 13:47

17 Apr '19 - 13:37 - 67326 of 67327

There's your buy signal right there.

[hew] 17/4/2019 13:45

Ellis, delayed but a few words of thanks for your posts 67278, 67280, 67281.

You have already appreciated it, but untangling the various names, organisations, links and connections involved makes it very clear that VRS has hit the bulls eye of the Chinese graphene dartboard in linking up with BGIT. Not accidentally I’m sure with, Matt and the DIT central to the guidance!

The Chinese graphene worlds of their Govt, academic, R&D, applications, major companies, international links (CICGU) all come to a focus within and between that grouping. Being able to offer such an inviting prospect to a graphene supplier, that they were willing (eventually) to accept a deal on the exceptional WOFE terms that satisfied VRS speaks volumes for the respect for VRS they must have. That the ceremony took place with representatives of the Chinese and UK Governments present summarises the achievement. ‘Well done VRS’ hardly seems adequate.

[rainbow23] 17/4/2019 13:37

Any decent orders here Yet? No,I didn't think so. Only pie in the sky waffle. £1 by Xmas and that's being generous.

[woodpeckers] 17/4/2019 13:36

Found "Open Access Government" online publication Jan 2019 this morning and I've been speed reading it (it's LONG!)
Found one reference to VRS...

Page 209...
"An important area of Innovate UK’s work with
businesses across the UK is helping them reach out
internationally to partners and opportunities. We do
this for example through our missions, helping companies find prospective partners and markets abroad.
It is, therefore, very encouraging to report successes
from previous missions we’ve run, such as the excellent
news that advanced materials business Versarien has
signed a major deal with a South Korean partner after
being part of an Innovate UK mission to the country.
The Cheltenham-based specialist in 2-dimensional
materials has entered into a collaboration agreement
with AXIA Materials Co. The relationship was formed
during an Innovate UK global business innovation
programme visit to South Korea.
I would urge companies wishing to innovate to visit
our website to see how Innovate UK is there to help and
support them innovate and grow their business. ■"





Wonder if graphene is useful in AE monitoring too (P210)? In fact it's difficult to go through the different sections of this magazine and not think Versarien, not least the Space section (P173)...

“It is no secret that the UK space sector is growing
rapidly at the moment. The UK government has set
out bold ambitions to secure 10% of the global
space market by 2030 – with an approximate value
of £40 billion, triple the size it is today.”

[1teepee] 17/4/2019 13:25

So many fat fingers, accidentally pressing the dislike instead of like button;) just playing with you my lovely Vrs family.

[runthejoules] 17/4/2019 12:43

With all these deals it would be nice to see a trading update or something to remind the market that none of these samples come for free.

Any hint of a profit and we’ll see pi buying in anticipation of mid-cap fund buying. As it is these numerous Chinese Lois and mous only provide short term share price excitement as while the potential gets bigger & bigger we haven’t seen any money yet.

Having said that keeping a lid on the rise keeps the shorters at bay too.

[superg1] 17/4/2019 12:23

Having been here just a while now, the volumes without news comes when there is stock available. IE an MM has some the share price drafts and lurkers see an opportunity.

When shares are tight and no spikes the volumes drop. If there was a big chunk about the relevant MM would jut step over anyone trying to get on the offer.

It seems to me Peel picked up the few lumps earlier and now flipping them for a penny or two more.

As always the sign that a lump is near done is when the buy price heads towards the offer price.

[1teepee] 17/4/2019 12:23

hTTps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9rpqq_hHr1oHopefully we don't have a video about us like this in the future.

[1teepee] 17/4/2019 12:23

hTTps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9rpqq_hHr1oHopefully we don't have a video about us like this in the future.

[adejuk] 17/4/2019 12:16

strong resistance here
it will take something stronger to push us through.

[festario] 17/4/2019 12:09

No, but it's 135p to buy, and that's all they'll pay.It's been no different since Monday, when PI's chased the price up, not the fund.

[twatcher] 17/4/2019 12:07

big spread, seeing no evidence of an eagerness to mop up @ 140.

[superg1] 17/4/2019 12:02

Yep

Are you having a bad week :-)

[willoicc] 17/4/2019 11:43

We all saw Cameron and Osborne sucking up to the Chinese.

We should not allow ourselves to be used as pawns by the British government.

Neither should we play the Americans and Chinese against each other. That is a VERY dangerous game.

We need to be seen as truly INDEPENDENT worldwide suppliers of
Graphene in all its forms.

The incompetence of this government should concern every shareholder in VRS. You all know how they protect UK IP.

Superg re: the Muppets I had a good laugh at that. I assume you mean the grumpy old men.

[superg1] 17/4/2019 11:22

Chumbo

Actually potentially quite the opposite on the slant of what I'm not allowed to say.

People pay for such info on which they act so it's not for me to share it for free and burn some very good bridges in the process.

As always I'll just sit and watch to see if it happens.

[festario] 17/4/2019 11:16

I'm imaging a scenario where the entity who has been buying heavily recently is a front for a Chinese investor.There may be several of them, all staying below notifiable levels.In this scenario, the Chinese wouldn't require to take up 15% of the company at the time of the placing, because they already own a slice by proxy.Either that, or their 15% is really closer to 25% in reality at that time.

[1teepee] 17/4/2019 11:10

I'm sure Vrs has many military collaborations which are completely secret

[1teepee] 17/4/2019 11:09

I think governments can veto takeovers in the interest of national security.

[superg1] 17/4/2019 10:45

I know a real sickener being in an AIM tiddler and world superpowers wanting a slice of the pie.

Hmmmm it must mean VRS have something highly valuable.

Yep that’s what I and a few others thought before they popped their head up, hence those that understand it hold shares in VRS.