Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[sandbag] 09/7/2019 13:14

Crush,

Have you forgotten this?

fullerex.com/index.php/news/176-press-release-23

[evergreen8] 09/7/2019 13:06

Re the market still not impressed- I was talking to an investment manager for a large fund this morning and not only was he completely unaware of Versarien as soon I let him know they are listed on AIM he was completely disinterested in hearing anything about them.

This is NOT a reflection on VRS it is simply that these people can ONLY look backwards at past performance to determine their investment strategy.

It is no wonder so many UK based disruptive developments and inventions are lost to foreign investors when these people have no forward view whatsoever.

From a selfish perspective I realised that I don't care as their blindness has allowed me to build and now add to my holding.

The immediate share price is actually of very little interest to me as I am certain that in the very near future substantial deals will be struck, the J curve will arrive and the rise in share price will be dramatic.
As always DYOR and GLALTH

[bisho4] 09/7/2019 13:02

CrushGraphene = troll

[crushgraphene] 09/7/2019 12:52

"Won’t matter soon. Everyone should know about the nanane ram that is coming !"

Looks like nobody told Niagara Bottling a massive market leading bottling company in the US about Nanene. They've just signed a big deal with XG Sciences for what SuperG does not believe is Graphene.

hxxps://www.nationalgrapheneassociation.com/news/xg-sciences-niagara-bottling-partner-graphene-enhanced-innovations/

[shavian] 09/7/2019 12:50

Thanks Bazzer. As project managers, AECOM are going to be right at the heart of what gets designed and built into NEOM Bay Mega-city on the Red Sea coast of Saudi Arabia. A $500Bn project FFS. Gonna need a lot of Nanene!

[bazzerp] 09/7/2019 12:26

AECOM gets initial NEOM Project Management Consultancy contract -

[1teepee] 09/7/2019 12:19

Won't matter soon. Everyone should know about the nanane ram that is coming !

[ch1rp] 09/7/2019 11:54

The market doesn't understand the trickle. If they did they would be buying:)))

[kemorkid] 09/7/2019 11:40

Market STILL not impress.
Oh yee of little faith .

[alchemy] 09/7/2019 10:43

Who knows? Lol but hey they've gone. Best

[bbmsionlypostafter] 09/7/2019 10:42

Disappointed there's no RNS this a.m. announcing the sale of another miniscule quantity of this stuff today. share price will suffer if no daily update or daily ramp from NR.

[ashehzi] 09/7/2019 10:42

Alchemy, do the likes on your post mean all those who sold after your comment?

[alchemy] 09/7/2019 09:42

Come on sellers let's be having you! Exorcise! One out , all out. This is Darwinian . Lemmings this way.

[spid81] 09/7/2019 09:40

axotyl8 Jul '19 - 15:33 - 72505 of 72552

"Anyone care to explain? I'd always been thinking of football fields, hundreds of drums etc. even for a few kilos"

Nanene has a density of 186kg per m3 and a surface area of 45m2 per gram.

1kg or Nanene would have a volume of 5.5 litres

There are no specifications for the GNP-HP product. It would have a higher density compared to Nanene.

[grupo] 09/7/2019 09:34

Super-strength roads to contain miracle material graphene
Grant Prior 11 mins ago
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Graphene could soon be used to resurface and build new roads.

Highways England chiefs have linked-up with the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC) to see how the wonder material can improve the road network.

Graphene is up to 200 times stronger than steel and just one atom thick.

Highways England believes adding graphene into maintenance and renewals operations has the potential to extend asset life and make the network perform at an “industry changing level.”

They will now work with the GEIC to explore the operational and road user benefit of incorporating graphene into assets such as road surfacing and road markings as well as help to drive the development of a low carbon and digital road network.

Paul Doney, Innovation Director at Highways England said: “We are really excited about the opportunity to explore leading edge materials and what this might lead to for our road network.

“GEIC is at the forefront, having made the discovery here in Manchester, and by building a collaboration with our operations teams who understand the challenges, we are looking to deliver improved safety and performance of our roads.”

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[empoggio] 09/7/2019 09:17

The drill-bit would have to be graphene-enhanced! Great!

[alchemy] 09/7/2019 09:06

Can a pneumatic drill pierce Graphene enhanced concrete?

[1teepee] 09/7/2019 08:56

At last! No more potholes :)

[jointer13] 09/7/2019 08:46

Super-strength roads to contain miracle material graphene
Grant Prior
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Graphene could soon be used to resurface and build new roads.


Highways England chiefs have linked-up with the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC) to see how the wonder material can improve the road network.
The wonder material is up to 200 times stronger than steel and just one atom thick.
Highways England believes adding graphene into maintenance and renewals operations has the potential to extend asset life and make the network perform at an “industry changing level.”
They will now work with the GEIC to explore the operational and road user benefit of incorporating graphene into assets such as road surfacing and road markings as well as help to drive the development of a low carbon and digital road network.
Paul Doney, Innovation Director at Highways England said: “We are really excited about the opportunity to explore leading edge materials and what this might lead to for our road network.
“GEIC is at the forefront, having made the discovery here in Manchester, and by building a collaboration with our operations teams who understand the challenges, we are looking to deliver improved safety and performance of our roads.”

www.constructionenquirer.com/2019/07/09/super-strength-roads-to-contain-miracle-material-graphene/

[grabster] 09/7/2019 08:45

Brian Berney has only been in charge of Versarien's US operations for a week. I guess he'll still be ploughing through whatever contacts list Patrick left behind for a while yet. His own specialist contacts area might perhaps be users of vehicle batteries/supercapacitors, in which case I imagine he will be flying over to visit Zap&Go and Gnanomat?

[fireball xl5] 09/7/2019 08:29

This certainly looks like the inflection point. Good to see the start of the order process and the addition to the BoD. Looks like we are good and ready to go. Lots of activity on Tracy island and Ray Hackenbacker is having strings pulled.

[1teepee] 09/7/2019 08:28

Why did fest give you his picture ?