Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[club sandwich] 12/1/2020 12:32

"Once that deal lands this nasty vindictive game of harassing CEOs will be over."

no it won't. If he's broken the rules he's broken the rules (IF he has) - delivering a deal doesn't change that.

[superg1] 12/1/2020 12:26

We talk of the various minnows who appear with the answer, which never is it seems.

Yet if you look deeply some global majors have not mastered what VRS can do, VRS have done it in half the time they have been trying. Companies with billions in cash.

That is why there is so much interest.

Yes I do think VRS will be bought out at some point, getting brand status adds material value, simply having the capability to do what others can't has and is creating massive interest.

I have no need to be here, and could sell up. I'm not going anywhere, bought some at higher up recently hey ho that's the game, some sold took it down, gets trashed, cheaper shares to collect.

Be fearful when other are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.

It works, smart guy that Buffet bloke.

[superg1] 12/1/2020 12:20

Yes Bob I have the O and G bit as big.

It will set the material change putting in VRS into motion.

The commercial conclusion talks are now in play early Jan as per publicly stated in detail in the VRS interviews.

Once that deal lands this nasty vindictive game of harassing CEOs will be over. VRS will move forward and all can leave here if they wish, there will be no need to comment. One deal will follow another.

Then in the fullness of time share prophets will turn full circle tipping VRS with the various naysayers scrambling to invest.

VRS is set to become a global brand in the nano materials sector. If anyone takes time to read and listen they will realise what the strategy is.

You watch, it will happen.

[par4artthou] 12/1/2020 12:19

I see the shorters and those with "no interest" are capitalising on the fact that it's Sunday and the majority of people won't be in a position to spend all day countering all the old tripe they post on this bulletin board.

To any new investors looking in on here, make sure your research goes beyond what we know to be their misinformation and manipulation. They have a clear agenda.

[bobsworth] 12/1/2020 12:19

Industry Insights

The global offshore oil and gas pipeline market size will grow by USD 4.35 billion during 2019-2023 at a CAGR close to 7%.

[club sandwich] 12/1/2020 11:39

"yeah...I think we are just about to head into a dynamic period"

yeah, yeah, heard it all before many many times...

Personally I reckon that if Rickets hasn't delivered something good and substantial within a few weeks, say by month-end, he's finished. With this Discord fiasco he may be finished anyway, that really is shocking...

[jointer13] 12/1/2020 11:35

yeah...I think we are just about to head into a dynamic period.

[bobsworth] 12/1/2020 11:28

Correct me if I am wrong, but his looks the type of application VRS have been working on with the USA Oil & Gas company following their order for 12kg of Versarien's high purity graphene nano platelets ("GNP-HP") integrated into a polymer masterbatch by the Company.

Link Source: Manchester University



Manchester University clearly knew this graphene nano platelet/polymer lining application worked back in 2018. Hence their quote:

“Our work represents an important step in taking graphene out of the laboratory and into the real world,” says Peter Budd, a professor of polymer chemistry who led the Manchester team”

Now less than 2 years on it appears, after extensive testing, VRS have now confirmed this application is possible on a commercial scale and are now negotiating a deal to supply and deliver this graphene application on a commercial basis.

I hope I am right because this graphene application alone is huge and could be a massive and a transformational boost that VRS needs right now.

Hopefully,not too long to wait now!

[russ42] 12/1/2020 11:28

Hi lucky the future is black actually 'graphene'

[luckyorange] 12/1/2020 11:01

Ahhh , the future is bright 🍊

[luckyorange] 12/1/2020 10:51

Oil and gas alone will be bloody huge as there are so many applications for it, Q1 discussions taking place as in the interims superg and would make sense it gets implemented asap for the savings and down time.

It all works which is great, there is a patent for another company in the o&g sector for a similar purpose, easy to find but looks like they used the wrong graphene and should have used polygrene anyway.... they will in the future, not the same company I am assuming.

[loglorry1] 12/1/2020 10:46

I'm sure VRS will manage the odd deal here or there but at £170m market cap they need large and significant orders with stated financials showing good size and good gross margins to justify the market cap.

SG1 can make these throw away comments about deals coming but the last big deal, a BIGT/China investment, is already about 6-18 months late and doesn't look particularly ready to drop given the lack of progress on key terms.

The AECOM arch/operation seesaw hasn't produced any significant orders and has been promoted and pumped for about a year. The US which was a burning hot region has gone cold now that Patrick Abbott has been let go for not disclosing his fraud charges. It's looking a lot like the US operation is just a managed regus office.

At some.point investors will realise like many AIM companies it's a load of hot air jam tomorrow nonsense. The share issuance will keep coming however.

[1teepee] 12/1/2020 10:45

Well done for not threatening anyone this time

[club sandwich] 12/1/2020 10:37

"They can't win the war, they deals will come"

but then you *repeatedly* stated you thought HUGE deals were coming in Q3 2018 - *and* again around end Q1 2019. And NOTHING arrived either time.

so you don't have a very good track record of being right, do you?

[superg1] 12/1/2020 10:25

Jointer

They can't win the war, they deals will come, VRS will be a global company they at some point will be shareholders.


They simply do not understand graphene and what is going on.


There are some very important bits and pieces on the web.

Hayd are said to be f'd, AGM are heading for the quicksand.


It's no scene the O and Gas fix works, it's been stated and the commercial discussion on that starts now if not already. As said in the interview the discussion starts immediately after the xmas break, that is now.

[luckyorange] 12/1/2020 10:24

They are worried jointer and rightly so , but lets not give them any more air time eh as they are insignificant little mossies and there is a quality graphene spray for them coming soon.

VRS has positioned itself in the right space as an early mover and are the go to company with what they do and produce. More sellers would be good so that others can fill their boots. Expect ASOS type posts again in the near future... not from me though lol.

[jointer13] 12/1/2020 10:15

keep in mind the shorting scum will say anything to get the share price down to close there shorts

[loglorry1] 12/1/2020 10:12

Club, I've asked the same question. He's clearly just making it up as he goes along and the actual state of play with BIGT (or insert whichever china entity you wish) is as it's always been for at least 2 years - they are just talking.

When he claimed he expected a deal by the sept AGM it was just the usual rhetoric to appease shareholders. He couldn't have really thought that since nearly 5 months later these key terms are still being talked about.

The problem.Neill has when he tells these lies is that he's eventually found out as events unfold.

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Ricketts claims that a deal was ready to sign in September. And yet on NYD 2020 on Discord he said the issues ‘as always’ were valuation, IP protection, control etc etc - and on New Year’s Eve on the podcast he talked about the remote-control machines they ‘hope’ to use to control production from HK or London - machines clearly not then ready.

So how could a deal have been ready to sign in September when those fundamental issues weren’t sorted?

Answers on a postcard, pop pickers!

[jointer13] 12/1/2020 10:10

keep in mind the shorting scum will say anything to get the share price down to close there shorts

[loglorry1] 12/1/2020 10:05

@SG1 this is simply not true.

Almost 6 months ago VRS did manage to sell a tiny test order of graphene for air craft parts

It was their GNP-HP type which is what you call fake and multi layer as 27% is over 10 layers. Go look at the tech sheet target='window'>https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=

Further Terrance Barkin of the graphene council has said for polymer strength the sweet spot isn't fewest layers best and it's a combination of other properties including lateral size so a 10-15 layer GnP might be better if it has a large lateral size.

SuperG has been getting this wrong for years. I'm afraid there are a lot of producers out there that are way ahead of VRS especially with respect to production scale up. That said the market size is still very small and adoption has been very slow.l for everyone.