Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[f3rdinand] 01/6/2019 09:07

I think testing has been completed on lots of the projects and as per Neil's recent podcast we are at the stage of talking quantities and prices! Have a feeling a few large contracts are stacked up and will all come at once (within weeks of each other)

[alchemy] 01/6/2019 09:01

Eastbourne good apparently ?

[66sequoia] 01/6/2019 08:30

Sorry its not about Graphene but wanted to share......5th June taking off from Duxford 35 no. Dakota aircraft plus other WWII fighters flying across the channel..should be some spectacle. I hope your on the flight path to experience it

[rogerbridge] 01/6/2019 08:23

I am very confident going forward. The USA operation seems to be in full flow with Patrick really delivering and I am as certain as I can be that orders will come in a matter of months once testing is completed on the various collaborations he has set up.
We are on the cusp and I feel certain that Neill and the team will put the naysayers and doubters plus those short to bed in the not too distant future.
Well done to those long termers and those new to VRS for taking advantage of the current share price.

[tmoon] 01/6/2019 07:53

Interesting bit on Proactive Investors site re Applied Graphene Materials showcasing their technology in the lightweighting, fireproofing and toxicity reduction of aircraft interiors at the NATEP event.

[ad631] 01/6/2019 07:41

hxxps://www.asianscientist.com/2019/05/in-the-lab/graphene-film-transparent-batteries/

[luckykids] 01/6/2019 07:20

Another view of the seesaw could be the USA/CHINA axis as they both begin to fight over the technology created by graphene, as they both strive to get ahead.As long as they are using ours, picks, shovels and all that we would be The Fulcrum.Looking forward to what comes out of the lunch anyway

[squire007] 01/6/2019 01:18

Yes i think so :-) seesaw meaning

[superg1] 31/5/2019 22:36

The deal is linked to growth for supply to end users in China.

If that involves 15% of VRS helping fund it then it’s a lot of growth. VRS only spend money if the demand is there. They don’t build ships and hope to get passengers later, they feed the demand.

[superg1] 31/5/2019 22:31

I thought it was pretty clear on how massive it is.

Chinese government, UK government.

BIGT was founded in 2017 by Aero Engine Corporation of China ("AECC"), Beijing Institute of Aeronautical Materials ("BIAM"), and the Beijing Government, based on nearly a decade of graphene research by BIAM. BIAM and the National Graphene Institute at the University of Manchester have been working together on a wide ranging five-year collaborative research project since 2015.

was signed on Sunday 14 April 2019 at a public ceremony in Shenzhen, China, attended by representatives of BIGT, the Company and from the Chinese and UK Governments.

[superg1] 31/5/2019 22:27

Bob

I get it.

China wants to lead the graphene industrial revolution. They see links through VRS and the UOM/NGI/Geic etc as the way to be the lead.

As part of that the BIGT collective want 15% of VRS and no doubt expect it to be a lucrative investment.

China doesn’t chase growth they make growth.

As NR put it to some of is a while back, if it hasn’t got graphene in it then your manufacturing licence will get pulled. So guess what you stick graphene in it, real graphene of course.

So if you have the BIGT collective invested holding 15% you can be sure there will be a lot of their graphene (VRS graphene) used.

Any graphene you like as long as it starts with Nan and ends ene.

[bobsworth] 31/5/2019 21:27

F3 I too would like to think it refers to his suggested investors lunch/meeting that Neil mentioned in his USA feedback video with Patrick.

The purpose of the get together is to explain in more layman terms to VRS Shareholders the significance of the signed a term sheet ("Term Sheet") with Beijing Institute of Graphene Technology Co. Ltd ("BIGT") covering the proposed cooperation between the parties to develop Versarien's graphene related business in China i.e. via a wholly VRS subsidiary in China.

The aim being to give shareholders more confidence/reassurance and prevent the share price from seesawing !

Hence #operationseesaw

Its clearly more significant than some shareholders realise.

For Neil to take the trouble to do this means he is very confident its going to happen and very soon too!

[scottishfield] 31/5/2019 21:13

I have a feeling you might be right ChimpAndy1.

[chimpandy1] 31/5/2019 21:08

A seesaw gose up and down. Much like our share price My take is we are about to hit the tipping point. We can all agree that we have hit a harsh drop since the 180s last year but we are due an equally sharp climb back up if the seesaw analogy is to be believed. Fingers and toes crossed here but I believe we will have blue skys here regardless.

[battery] 31/5/2019 20:54

F3, I think it relates to the upcoming investor lunch. Neill comment in twitter in response would suggest that's it.... " Investors will see..."... Not sure what the saw was though.!!

[f3rdinand] 31/5/2019 20:37

Yes I had similar visions! Four pound by close on Monday in which case! :)

[1teepee] 31/5/2019 20:23

I think he means the share price will go up, as if some heavy contract sat on one side and the unicorn is catapulted in the blue sky

[f3rdinand] 31/5/2019 19:57

Anyone got any ideas on what #operationseesaw is all about??

[1teepee] 31/5/2019 17:12

I prefer reality over your grassy meadows

[clint fleecewood] 31/5/2019 16:33

Might I suggest you spend some time in that world 1tp?

[1teepee] 31/5/2019 16:31

Everyone who knows something assumes everyone else should automatically know it because you do. There is a world with real live people outside your mind you know

[bisho4] 31/5/2019 16:07

Operation seesaw sounds like the moodswings of some shareholders :)