Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[evergene] 16/1/2020 22:11

Now that's what I call pumping on the other thread. Thought no more research was being shared, if you can call it that. The bulls know how critical this level is, that's why its been fought over so strongly for three days now. The chart declining chart pattern suggests once this breaches 75p on a close it will quickly move through 70p and into the mid 60s. It may even be dragged down to 59/60p support before a traders bounce plays out. Please watch out, it has FAILED at EVERY SUPPORT level after touching it on the way down. I don't have to explain that, look at the chart and it tells you all you need to know. Sentiment is shot here and with no news it will be played down into the 60s.

[evergene] 16/1/2020 22:11

Now that's what I call pumping on the other thread. Thought no more research was being shared, if you can call it that. The bulls know how critical this level is, that's why its been fought over so strongly for three days now. The chart declining chart pattern suggests once this breaches 75p on a close it will quickly move through 70p and into the mid 60s. It may even be dragged down to 59/60p support before a traders bounce plays out. Please watch out, it has FAILED at EVERY SUPPORT level after touching it on the way down. I don't have to explain that, look at the chart and it tells you all you need to know. Sentiment is shot here and with no news it will be played down into the 60s.

[luckyorange] 16/1/2020 21:43

SoilderBoy, doubt if it is that , Chris wouldn't sanction the spend.

[superg1] 16/1/2020 21:37

Red7al

It’s in the interims, specifically they mention graphene related heaters which is a project Tunghsu were committed to (Tunghsu annual report) in China pre linking up with VRS

[laginaneil] 16/1/2020 21:31

Maybe just an update or they know there will be something new to talk about

already...

[turbocharge] 16/1/2020 21:31

Dr. Francis Nedvidek, Faculty of Science at the Technical University of Dresden comments on the importance of collaboration:

"At an advanced level, exploiting the functional possibilities of graphene, (electrical conductivity, tensile strength, chemical affinity and compatibility with multilaminar plastic extrusion techniques, etc.) is ONLY achieved through exemplary collaboration."

I suppose this sort of information is conveniently glossed over on this forum by the motley crew in their bid to drive down the share price for personal gain....

[luckyorange] 16/1/2020 21:27

Nothing has changed since the last one lagin, or has/will it? Dum dum dum , curious.

[laginaneil] 16/1/2020 21:22

Evening Folks,

For interest, I think Sarah Lowther has another interview booked with Neill

mid February.

I wonder what they have to talk about?

[terry topper] 16/1/2020 21:10

'VRS are the only producer of ISO approved graphene.'

No - that is not true

And incidentally the ISO standard is what matters for the serious graphene players - not some paid for certificate from 'the Graphene Council'.

[red7al] 16/1/2020 20:31

Superg - Do you know if Tungshu are still actively working with VRS or if the move to Tier1 at GEIC has changed their focus?

[superg1] 16/1/2020 20:03

Nope,no sign of FGR hmmmm, news to me.

I'd be p'd off if I was FGR and still there but no mention in that presentation.

[superg1] 16/1/2020 19:53

Days ago on the Manchester graphene website

Graphene innovation has the potential to make a big impact in Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi is set to be among the first to benefit as the emirate and the wider region looks to build an even more sustainable future.

Masdar, a leader in sustainable developments, had the foresight to invest in one of our flagship facilities, the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC) which directly supports graphene commercialisation.

Due to the backing given the GEIC building is called the Masdar building.

As we know 3 tier 1 partners were with them Haydale FGR and Versarien.

Just to show I do check links and pick up what I can I note FGR are not on the list in the video.

The listing of it is this month, could be an old video, a mistake of omitting them, they could have withdrawn etc.

However as Tunghsu (collaborating with VRS) joined after FGR, are on there, so it's either a mistake, they've been booted, or left. There aren't that many so hard to think they made such a stupid mistake.


EG

Tunghsu Optoelectronic is one of the earliest enterprises established to work with graphene in China. The company now join First Graphene, Haydale and Versarien as Tier-One GEIC partners following it’s official opening in December 2018.

[grabster] 16/1/2020 19:53

I mentioned before that Banbury based Arrival - makers of electric delivery vehicles - are a just around the corner from AacCyroma (HQ is London but production is Banbury), and wondered if they knew each other, or if Cyroma supply any of their interior or exterior body parts. Still don't know the answer - but Arrival seem to be advancing in leaps and bounds with their latest (Korean) connections:

[kendow2] 16/1/2020 19:47

Please explain a bit more what this means, thanks

[superg1] 16/1/2020 19:21

page 42

Now the technology is being taken to the next level, where we are starting to print at one- to-one scale using both traditional construction materials, such as concrete, and non-traditional ones such as graphene-infused polymers.

AECOM has a number of agreements with leaders in the 3D printing space including Winsun of China and Scaled of the UK. Both companies are experienced in delivering 3D-printed products using a variety of materials,

You will now see the details on the website on the erekhvnt part are taken from the Middle East construction handbook.


VRS say they are working with Aecom graphene infused polymers and concrete.

And then whop is the boos for that sector. The last that did the tweet about the Aecom arch

As the new boss of Aecom’s operations in Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa, Lara Poloni

[superg1] 16/1/2020 19:15

We have a number of agreements in place with leaders in the 3D printing space, including Winsun of China and Scaled of the UK. Both companies are experienced in delivering 3D-printed products using a variety of materials, from traditional cementitious composites to more exotic carbon fiber reinforced polymers, with our teams working together to host a design boot camp on how we can utilize the technology in innovative ways.


Scaled are the one's that do the arch.

Standby there is more.

[superg1] 16/1/2020 19:14

66sequoia

VRS have stated the Aecom interest in concrete. They were testing graphene in concrete before the polymer in the arch, 3D printed concrete.

Lara Poloni is one of the mangers form Aecom that pout the arch in a twitter posts.

Aecom's website

Delivering Middle East construction faster, smarter and better

The Middle East and North African construction market is expected to be worth US$336 billion by 2020,

Powers of Construction 2017 suggests more than US$2 trillion worth of projects are currently planned in Gulf Corporation Council (GCC) countries, with construction accounting for more than half the value of the pipeline.

same page

Taking 3D printing to the next level, it is now possible to print at one-to-one scale using both traditional construction materials, such as concrete, and non-traditional materials, such as graphene-infused polymers. We’re currently working on a project where we’re using computational (generative) design to create concepts for a new pavilion that will be 3D printed in concrete.

[markyboy5] 16/1/2020 19:09

One to follow on Twitter
Jefferson mfg

[festario] 16/1/2020 18:34

Supernumary, no other post has ever been more powerful than yours. It sums everything up.

[luckyorange] 16/1/2020 18:24

Really important 66, Blackrock think so.

"In a letter to our clients today, BlackRock announced a number of initiatives to place sustainability at the center of our investment approach, including: making sustainability integral to portfolio construction and risk management; exiting investments that present a high sustainability-related risk, such as thermal coal producers; launching new investment products that screen fossil fuels; and strengthening our commitment to sustainability and transparency in our investment stewardship activities."

A lot more in there in Larry's letter

[66sequoia] 16/1/2020 16:46

VRS getting some exposure at WFES, one slide stated " 60 million tonnes of CO2 could be saved by using graphene enhanced concrete in the middle east and africa" this got the cameras clicking ! Jeez the potential is growing in the background, who knows where it could lead us :-0

[66sequoia] 16/1/2020 16:36

hTTps://twitter.com/Masdar/status/1217831208786309125?s=09

[supernumerary] 16/1/2020 16:06

hew - best to be careful with Ricketts's predictions. This from 2015:

'The chief executive of advanced engineering materials group Versarien (LON:VRS), Neill Ricketts, expects enhanced profitability from all areas of the business going forward, including its younger units.'