Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[grabster] 28/11/2019 14:11

Good to see posters latching onto carpets and the scope that market offers. It's one I was banging on about some months ago and which I still consider a major area. Not so much domestic carpets (though that is a big market) but commercial venues; exhibition halls, buses & trains, conference centres, hotel chains; national and international retail store chains; cruise liners; etc; etc, where toughness, resistance to wear and to soiling are areas that can surely be enhanced by several of these new material developments.

[club sandwich] 28/11/2019 14:00

And they can currently product 3T. LOL!

[alchemy] 28/11/2019 13:57

Kilogrammes per tonne? 1000?

[battery] 28/11/2019 13:48

Hi JV,Oooops.!! Yes. Just triple checked.. 182,000 tonnes per year not kgs.!!

[johnveals] 28/11/2019 13:47

SG - great innit

[adejuk] 28/11/2019 13:43

he will hurry it in its time

[club sandwich] 28/11/2019 13:40

Graham - when will HUGE deals be arriving?

[superg1] 28/11/2019 13:27

John

All covered in who MAS supply.

Graphene PIs remain with higher Modulus and UTS, the graphite PI just is just not up to the task. They will simply slip off into the same hole they hope try to climb out of, perhaps to never to recover. That's true for 80% plus of them.

[johnveals] 28/11/2019 13:26

Battery - I think there might be a few zeros missing in your last post.

[johnveals] 28/11/2019 13:22

The relationship with MAS has been under an NDA for the last almost 2 years, presumably working along with third parties on technology and product development. It is reasonable to assume that someone has a product ready for manufacture for this recent commercial arrangement but that information is embargoed until product launch. I don't believe MAS would take this step without a clear understanding of where it is going.

This underlines the often quoted line that Neill and the team are working 6 months ahead of what we know. Remember that recently Chris said he was confident we were close to substantial revenues.

Now, where is 2/5 ?

[club sandwich] 28/11/2019 13:20

adejuk - business case not proved until actual contracts are signed for defined amounts of product at a defined price: commercial terms.

I'll stop when we get the first few such *significant* (Tonnes not Kgs) deals. And not before.

[1teepee] 28/11/2019 13:17

Dreamy? Where are you?

[1teepee] 28/11/2019 13:16

The international strategy is the dit. They pushed that. I'm sure neill was very happy to go along with it;) as are we

[superg1] 28/11/2019 13:15

Tim
Then you'll be glad to know some trash merchants we have had in the past had large amounts of VRS stock shares in their accounts and sold all for about a 2p gain.

They then got absolutely destroyed in their fave investment, various PIs, some obvious some not.

All down to simple point. Not understanding what they were invested in and doing the research to get that understanding.

For some over the years it has completely wiped them out. Begging some to sell presenting them with irrefutable facts isn't enough. All they see is £ signs. £'s are a very strange mind warping 'drug'.

No money involved and they laugh things off saying you have got to be f'ing kidding me, that's a hoax.

You are going to be millionaires and all sense gets chucked out of the window.

Sorry must go, got to send cash via fleece pay and all my details to get my inheritance. I'm the sole beneficiary of some old guy of the wonga tribe from Peru apparently who passed away recently, lucky me eh!.

Hell I hardly knew the guy but I'm getting millions, just need to send the £10k first, well worth it.

[adejuk] 28/11/2019 12:48

club.
i know you are a real fan of vrs and believe it will make you rich. me too.
the bb cannot ease your frustration at the delayed gratification.
nonetheless i have appreciated your constant calls to reality.
imo it is now time to stop.
the business model is proven and in a fairly short time the £ will be pouring in.

[alchemy] 28/11/2019 12:46

Another person to thank! World is a big place and truisms abound! But that surely works in our favour.Thanks.

[alchemy] 28/11/2019 12:43

Many thanks for that! I'll save after rereading.

[battery] 28/11/2019 12:41

Alchemy,

The average HEV uses 10Kgs of graphite and the average EV uses 70Kgs in the lithium anode.
Worldwide market for new cars is 70M per annum, with HEV and EV taking maybe 17% of that (16% HEV + 1% EV). So, total graphite usage worldwide is approx 180,000 kgs per annum.

Imagine all that graphite being replaced with a higher energy density, more conductive graphene anode.

[club sandwich] 28/11/2019 12:37

The tyrant Pc Plod strikes again!

Failed as a constable, failed as an investment guru, said that HUGE deals were imminent more than a year ago!

[serratia] 28/11/2019 12:36

Ok,

Carpets - Mainly polymer based. World production 3.9Bn m2. Carpet weight 4 to 17 lbs/m2.
Use the lower figure - 7 million tons/yr fibre. At 0.5% graphene that equates to 35,000 tpa. As Graphene would I assume reduce wear rate and use less polymer /m2. You could maybe halve that figure.

[tim3416] 28/11/2019 12:21

“I really hope the impatient and the greedy ones, get out too early.”

That’s what happened to a few when the share price was at 10-15p nelly and they’ve been bitter and twisted ever since. Patient holders will be rewarded here ;-)

[alchemy] 28/11/2019 12:19

You get the drift?Do join in!

[superg1] 28/11/2019 12:19

Simple rules, no exceptions, can't do anything about blue subscribers, other than filter them.

Don't engage.

[alchemy] 28/11/2019 12:19

Or in 98% of on board vehicle capacitors?