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VRS Versarien Plc

0.0725
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Versarien Plc LSE:VRS London Ordinary Share GB00B8YZTJ80 ORD 0.01P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.0725 0.065 0.08 0.08 0.08 0.08 2,900,306 16:35:28
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Chemicals & Chem Preps, Nec 5.45M -13.53M -0.0091 -0.09 1.19M
Versarien Plc is listed in the Chemicals & Chem Preps sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker VRS. The last closing price for Versarien was 0.07p. Over the last year, Versarien shares have traded in a share price range of 0.058p to 2.16p.

Versarien currently has 1,488,169,507 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Versarien is £1.19 million. Versarien has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.09.

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26/4/2019
09:16
Aecom

If you look Aecom have been keen to go nano in the building industry for some years now. If you look at the various comments then you realise VRS through it's industrial scale of the right graphene has enabled Aecom to start making that move

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In short Aecom are 'mad for it' on the nano revolution.

It won't be just about the project we know of, it will be everything Aecom can think of where it's viable and provides a gain.

Aecom state by 2025 they anticipate more than 50% of construction materials will be enhanced by nano technology. BTW they have been trialling graphene in concrete as on the web.

superg1
26/4/2019
09:13
where's the Canaccord note? That might help
davemac3
26/4/2019
08:59
Thanks for that, nothing we didn't know but hopefully stuff others didn't
1teepee
26/4/2019
08:57
Just a reminder that in exactly three weeks Neill Ricketts will be at Mello2019 appearing on a specialist panel in the afternoon session. Mello2019 is to be held in Chiswick, London on Friday 17th May and this particular one hour session will be looking at the reasons why stocks are not valued correctly and do not seem to be the right price?

The panel will engage in serious discussion over a one hour session and include a well known City analyst, a broker, a financial PR, a highly respected investor and a fund manager. Two other stocks will be discussed and the CEO or a board member from each company is taking part.

This will NOT be a lighthearted session as the aim is to understand why certain stocks fluctuate wildly in price or never get anywhere near what a reasonable valuation should be if the brokers have their research correct ? It should be useful and informative. Mello is an event created by investors, run by investors and most certainly for investors. It is a ticket only event.

If you would like to come and meet and speak with Neill at the event and watch this panel session it will take place in the early afternoon at Mello2019 held in Chiswick, London W4 and further details here



If you want discounted tickets to attend then the best code to use is ADVFN30 and you will get 30% off the one or two day prices

davidosh
26/4/2019
08:55
Spread is not accurate. It's actually 117.75 to sell at the moment. Oh and many thanks Woody.
pshevlin
26/4/2019
08:48
https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/26/versariens-ceo-talks-recent-news/Since TMS spoke to Versarien at the beginning of March, shares in the smart materials firm have advanced from 76.5p to their current 130p. The business, which now has a market cap of £201.3m, has been boosted by considerable progress across its US and China operations and a major vote of confidence from the Graphene Council. Here, the company's chief executive Neill Ricketts explains the significance of recent newsflow and why he thinks this positive momentum could continue.
burtond1
26/4/2019
08:41
Re Coatsworth's comment,it was the fact that he called VRS a "a classic overhyped small company" whilst openly admitting that he wasn't prepared to thoroughly research the company which was ludicrous.
woodpeckers
26/4/2019
08:38
pshevlin - final results are out in July.
woodpeckers
26/4/2019
08:27
Grabster - we both agree that the ball is in VRS’s court but whilst there is no automatic right of reply, any decent hack would have listened to the CEO to endorse or correct his view.

I’m probably boring the rest of the board now so enough on the subject from me!

lovat scout
26/4/2019
08:27
How soon before we are down around £1 again. This constant dropping is wearing and I think we are suffering from buyer fatigue. Why will people keep buying on news and see their stake trashed within days?
Incidentally no-one seemed to be able to give me an answer as to when we are expecting a trading statement, anyone have a clue?

pshevlin
26/4/2019
08:02
Several posters referring to a "right of reply." There is no such right. The ceo if he feels aggrieved by some negative comment is perfectly entitled to request an opportunity to respond but there is no 'right' as such. The journalist/analyst is free to shrug off requests. This is a company with huge potential and does feel like it's on the verge of a real deal or two that will silence sceptics. But until it does, I have no problem with analysts pointing out that it hasn't. Yet. The ball is in the company's court.

Back in the 1950s, UK Prime Minister Harold MacMillan waspishly responded to repeated comments about Brazil's huge potential, saying "Yes. Brazil has huge potential - and always will have." I fully understand analysts who point out that potential is not enough, no matter how big.

Meanwhile I stay onboard this train smilingly awaiting that green light ;-)

grabster
26/4/2019
07:45
Anyone who wants shares mag cheap will find it on the Readly site. It costs about £7 a month to read hundreds of magazines.fantastic value. Check it out.
pshevlin
26/4/2019
07:13
Ffx did really well today in their final results. When can Vrs start doing it !
1teepee
25/4/2019
21:47
Squidsgone - I agree that there needs to be tangible progress for the share price to change basis from here, but for an analyst/hack not to give the CEO of a company he has criticised the right of reply is very poor.
lovat scout
25/4/2019
21:44
Personally find Shares mag a waste of time compared to IC. Get it free line as a customer of AJB But rarely find anything worthwhile to read in i
ayl30
25/4/2019
19:53
Dan Coatsworth is the editor of Shares magazine which was always an alternative to Investors Chronicle by giving more coverage to smaller companies.
Since he has been in charge, I personally find there is less emphasis on smaller companies and AIM shares and more space is being given to funds. The magazine is wholly owned by A J Bell.

busters
25/4/2019
19:33
This is a fledgling until there is sustainable levels of orders and cash coming through the door, if we want share price growth, that is what is needed - might be straight out of the hack's mouth, but doesn't mean it isn't true and that is the market sentiment. Straight answer to NR in my opinion, bring home the booty, stop talking about doing so.
squidsgone
25/4/2019
18:04
Chelsea101 - Dan Coatsworth is not behaving like an analyst and is a hack at best. Even a hack would give someone he/she had just slated the right to reply. Does not reflect well on AJ Bell but most DIY investors use them for the platform not their off the cuff opinions.

AIMHO etc

lovat scout
25/4/2019
17:48
And his Twitter profile says is Shares editor !!!
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