Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[club sandwich] 23/9/2019 17:51

1teepee - of course there will be an RNS tmrw: the usual 'All resolutions have been passed...'

There will *be* nothing else because Ricketts *has* nothing else.

[1teepee] 23/9/2019 17:36

Rns tomorrow! I can feel it in my fingers

[1teepee] 23/9/2019 17:12

No globals then. Just in Italy.

[spike_1] 23/9/2019 17:04

Thanks Alchemy - amusing ;0)

[alchemy] 23/9/2019 17:01

Erratum right to left! And of course he started at the back pages.

[davemac3] 23/9/2019 17:01

another company that is using tonnes of graphene (not from VRS though)

[luckyorange] 23/9/2019 17:01

How's your business going Ian? Got loads of employees so you know what you are talking about eh? Calm down boy , all will become clear.

[supernumberary] 23/9/2019 16:59

High park - filtered.

[high park] 23/9/2019 16:56

I have so many posters filtered, I never know who is commenting on what.

[bbmsionlypostafter] 23/9/2019 16:50

matheus7777
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Neill on Twitter saying he has a meeting with @bankofengland tomorrow before the AGM. Anyone have any ideas on that one?



This maybe?

[alchemy] 23/9/2019 16:41

That's outlandish , even by your standards.

[club sandwich] 23/9/2019 16:39

grabster

"there was no need for Aecom to involve Versarien in that unveiling of the arch, nor any need for them to name who they obtained their graphene from. But they did. And described Versarien as their advanced materials supplier, by name"

well that's the oprimistic view, sure. the cynical view might be that VRS are Aecom's meatshield in case anything goes wrong...

the share price sure isn't acting like good news is going to drop tmrw...

[alchemy] 23/9/2019 16:38

So , I was driving back from Kurdistan to Baghdad in 1975. I was with my wife and two American friends from the US interest section. There were only 4 Americans in Baghdad in 1975.It was a Friday night. The Weekend . I fondly recall the car , a lhd Volvo 145 estate bought in London for £1200 at the height of the fuel crisis.Anyway, south of Kirkuk approaching Baghdad there was a Road Block. Slowed down , stopped and prepared my passport.The Iraqi guard took it and said "welcome" . I replied "masa al khir " good evening. Welcome Mr Thomas, he said, not my surname. knew by then a blunt no is never welcome. I said a hesitant ye er es? Welcome Mr Thomas Cook of Peterborough! Thank you very much I said and we were on our way.Reading from left to right he'd come across my £50 travel allowance stamp from an earlier Harold Wilson era._____The Volvo had cost me £1200 and was sold to a Ba athist for £6000 , 76000 miles later. He crashed it into a roundabout weeks after I left.

[markyboy5] 23/9/2019 16:34

A bit of news
HS2 operations boss quits after one year
Richard Robinson joined HS2 just over a year ago from consultant AECOM where he had been chief executive for civil infrastructure across Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa

[rogerbridge] 23/9/2019 16:26

Well done rheumking. I hope fortune smiles on us all tomorrow.

[supernumerary] 23/9/2019 16:26

Or maybe they're getting their certificates here:



That's obviously where the Chinese go for theirs...

[rheumking] 23/9/2019 16:24

Couldn’t resist my first top up here for ages at 102
Hoping for a boost in sentiment post AGM
GLA

[rogerbridge] 23/9/2019 16:24

I hear one buy was reported as a sell.

In Crete so can not attend tomorrow but will be looking in on ADVFN, Twitter and by email.
Have a great day all.

[mikebrenner] 23/9/2019 16:18

I'm unlikely to make the AGM due to work commitments tomorrow but will be at the investor golf day the following week. Have a good day all that are going and look forward to hearing your feedback on discussions during the day. One area to ask NR as he has full visibility would be who the major shareholders holders are now, insight on who is accumulating, what insights he has on the daily volumes that's being traded (who's buying / selling)?

[loglorry1] 23/9/2019 16:16

@1teepee most graphene producers just get on and sell their graphene to their customers. From what I gather a big customer like Ford doesn't give a monkeys that their supplier has paid the Graphene Council to test their own graphene to ensure it meets the specification that they say it does. This is exactly what Versarien did.

Instead customers assume that the company can deliver what they say they can and if they don't they simply won't place the order.

NanoXplore have many large customers and the relationship with them doesn't depend on Nano having paid a third party to test their GNP.

I'm afraid the bulls have got rather hung up on this because they don't have any sales to talk about I suppose.

[1teepee] 23/9/2019 16:04

Have fgr passed the independent verification from the graphene council yet?

[chumbo] 23/9/2019 15:53

Rather worryingly sparks appear to fly out of said unicorn's fundament. Not sure what the target audience is...

[superg1] 23/9/2019 15:42

Watch out Tom it’s coming😂