Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[superg1] 02/1/2020 08:10

Jointer

You know it, I know it and the silent holder majority know it.

Just one commercial order ends all this nonsense. The most likely first to be come revenue is the O and G part, simply because of the issue they have and the fix they need. It costs millions when drilling fails. Now they have a fix they will want it ASAP.

[jointer13] 02/1/2020 06:58

just caught up on posts....some are utterly ridiculous.

we neeed the collabs to keep coming....that's all part of it.

of courrse we have been collaborating with companies for years...er its new tech ffs
and that's how long it takes...some take longer than others.

the good thing about it though is that there is some major ones coming to fruition right now.

"near-term significant revenue streams."

"Over the period under review and subsequently, we have been progressing our business both in the UK and globally. The focus remains on our graphene commercialisation strategy and we are now actively working on 40 mainstream projects with our commercial partners, have a further 24 projects underway and active research ongoing on another 17. We continue to focus on the projects most likely to produce near-term significant revenue streams. These include graphene-enhanced transportation arches, 3D printing of concrete, aircraft interior parts, parts for down hole drilling in the oil and gas sector and graphene enhanced textiles."

a global company well supported by the govt.

[ny boy] 01/1/2020 23:13

Don’t forget STX in the 30p’s, GAN sub 60p, and others, I still hold Toop as a 10 year + hold, this is about VRS and the constant jam tomorrow collaborations.

[natsprello] 01/1/2020 22:38

Bless NY - where's TOOP - would that be down about -60% since you put a tip on it? Quite the picker.

[1teepee] 01/1/2020 21:49

I think it was a good interview! Lots of important points covered

[ny boy] 01/1/2020 21:35

Forestfred, get real they are a small company going nowhere and with sweet fa revenues, just all jam tomorrow nonsense, if the prospect were that good the share price would be well north of 130p resistance.

Probably heading back to test 60p, unless the Company produces a “walk on water” moment!
I don’t mind being proved wrong but, so far I have been right, I don’t see that changing anytime soon

Stick with (TWD) much better prospects imo

[superg1] 01/1/2020 21:26

A reminder re XG and their total BS. Nothing they were saying stacked up.

This is what they tried on an IPO in 2017

we believe we will be able to recognize approximately $8-10 million of revenue in 2017 and approximately $20 - $30 million of revenue in 2018.

In 2018 they tried again

We believe we will be able to recognize approximately $8 – $15 million of revenue in 2018, although this cannot be assured.

Actual Q3 2019 is about $125k

They are full of BS and continue on that path.

Thank F the IPOs failed and PIs would have lost a large amount of money chasing the forecast v the actual.

Clearly a fraudulent document on estimates of revenue. That is the recorded history they are going forward when the money runs out.

[forestfred] 01/1/2020 21:20

Well It’s 2020 now !!

Just remind me again :-)

Who’s got the only verified quality graphene on the planet and is Woking in collaboration with high quality global companies with a view to develop its technology .


Ah yes this small uk company called Versarien .


Like Many holders Very Pleased to be invested here .

Quality....always has market demand in every sector .



Dyor

Ff

[supernumerary] 01/1/2020 21:20

PS for those who lack patience or reading speed, there are 40 entries per page, and this is page 10:

Is there no end to it?!?!

Still, I bet they've not been independently verified and certified :¬)

[supernumerary] 01/1/2020 21:06

Fest - lol - in all honesty that's probably been true for every year of its existence :)

gerbilator - have you thought of popping in the local infants school? I'm sure you could get Reading Remediation classes there - might move things along a bit quicker, don't you think? It would also stop that embarrassing thing where your lips move as you read :( Just trying to be helpful.

Shouldn't worry about heating panels. Tunghsu have made it pretty obvious from their solid state battery production that they don't need VRS. In any case there are literally dozens of Chinese outfits already supplying graphene heating material in any quantity you want. I'm told it's very widely used for underfloor heating - have a look on Alibaba. Actually, save you the trouble of reading all that, here's the link:
Start at the second row.

This is what VRS is competing with in that application. Even if they ever won an order, there'd be no possible profit in it - the downside of competing against the Chinese in commodity products I guess.

[tim3416] 01/1/2020 20:33

Ah yes supernumerary, timbo, what a guru he is lol, championing Haydale to the bitter end! Haydale share price 3 years ago 200p, Haydale share price 1 yr ago 30p, Haydale share price today 1.92p. Yep a real investing guru, a bit like yourself lol. Thanks for the reminder to ignore everything both he and you say
Happy New Year all Versariens :-)

[1teepee] 01/1/2020 20:26

Hi shorter scumFiltered

[superg1] 01/1/2020 20:22

Yes the commercial deals start or all shortly and the first one to get 2020 going. As it stands it's being discussed in early Jan. The oil and gas breakthrough re downhole drilling.

They have a problem, they have hunted for a solution, VRS graphene and expertise has fixed it.

Next up the commercial deal as stated by VRS.

[festario] 01/1/2020 20:06

Supernumerary, in all honesty, that could apply to the New Year 2 years ago too. At which point I too was wildly optimistic.

[supernumerary] 01/1/2020 20:05

smythe - I suppose you're a newcomer here. The collaborations aren't just last year - some are 6 years old.

The good news is that none of them have ever failed! :)

The bad news is that none of them have ever succeeded either :(

You're obviously feeling lucky...

HNY to you too.

[smythe2] 01/1/2020 19:49

2019 the year of collaborations
2020 the year of commercialism
Bring it on!

Happy new year to all 🚀🚀🚀

[supernumerary] 01/1/2020 19:44

Or anything much. These are the posts from last New Year when the price was around 135p:



Makes sobering reading. The only poster who was remotely right was timbo, who observed that institutions would be unlikely to invest unless the corporate governance was improved. He was of course roundly vilified for this rather obvious statement of fact.

No £5-10 share price, no Chinese deal, no AECOM order, no other order of size or significance, no multi-tonne capacity (or if there was, it wasn't used, or if it was used, it wasn't sold, so all much the same in the end), no institutional investors begging for shares, no profit, no growth anywhere, just the same old organ-grinder and monkey churning out the same old singalong favourites.

Let's hope 2020 is better but I think moderating one's expectations is advisable.

[shavian] 01/1/2020 19:07

AD631. I would not get too excited about Novocarbon. DYOR

[alchemy] 01/1/2020 16:27

That sounded more gun thumping than was meant , sorry !

[ad631] 01/1/2020 15:30

'We are also looking at opportunities to secure long term supply agreements with high quality graphite mines' - Re: Versarien will qualify NovoCarbon as a supply chain partner - is this partnership still ongoing?