Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[superg1] 25/7/2020 23:25

Sandbag

They have spent a lifetime of fraud and extortion for gain, some deliberately distancing themselves from wealth to avoid losing the lot.

Many have explored libel but the voices know to hide wealth making libel claims a pointless waste of something like £1m in costs.

Cowardly snivelling scum, with fraud now apparent by ‘them’ at gov level.

[sandbag] 25/7/2020 22:11

Sg1,

Don't quite understand your comment "Perhaps good that it's gone so high up the chain, as now perhaps someone will do something about those low life scumbags."
What exactly has happened please?

[markyboy5] 25/7/2020 19:29

3 d arch springs to mind

[vs9] 25/7/2020 18:21

Interesting article on "flash graphene" and also references to the scale of the concrete opportunity:".....However, the biggest impact graphene could have in the immediate future is in construction, by adding it to concrete. Cement production produces 8 percent of the world's carbon emissions, roughly three times as much as the aviation industry. If all the cement in the world was reinforced with graphene, the subsequent saving in concrete manufacture would be the equivalent of stopping the annual carbon emissions of Brazil."If you put a tiny amount of graphene into concrete, 0.03%, you increase it's compressive strength by 25 percent, which means you can use a quarter less concrete and by just doing that you could reduce the global CO2 levels by 2 percent," Adrian Nixon, Director of Nixene, a chemical research company that works in association with the National Graphene Institute, told Forbes. Based in Manchester, England, this is the largest organization dedicated to the development of graphene in the world."The scale of this is such that concrete is the biggest, most consumed product in the world after water. So there's about 8 billion tons of concrete consumed each year," Nixon said."hTTps://www.forbes.com/sites/scottsnowden/2020/07/24/ground-breaking-method-to-make-graphene-from-garbage-is-modern-day-alchemy/

[clint fleecewood] 25/7/2020 18:20

tmoon. I would be concerned if NR answered that with anything other than evasion. Talking about the client in deraogatory terms is not good business practice anywhere.

[crosswires] 25/7/2020 18:17

I would imagine Rushi will give lip service at best to people with a shorting agenda like TW and his crew. They hardly offer a neutral stance!

I’m not super positive about where this is heading short term but the tactics of the short brigade, who presumably are adults is a little embarrassing.

[tmoon] 25/7/2020 17:53

I wonder (and have asked Neill the same, with no reply) whether, in view of the negative sentiment towards China at the moment, our Gov. offered the loan to Versarien to avoid them having to take Chinese investors money to enable scale up production of Graphene. I imagine the cash will go towards additional machines to produce Nanene.
If they are sole owners of BVT then presumably they are "free" to make their own decisions regarding supplying companies such as Winsun. Just supposition.

[superg1] 25/7/2020 17:26

The recent budget announcement for the UK to drive ‘blue sky’ thinking without fear of taking risks is an approach that is already part of The University of Manchester’s own pioneering innovation model.

[forestfred] 25/7/2020 17:07

At last .. the Calvary have arrived.

Only a few of us left fighting off the trolls
:-)
Thank the dear lord .
Ff

[superg1] 25/7/2020 16:54

No need to read any further than this bit

*The UK Government*, *via* Innovate UK

[andy] 25/7/2020 16:45

kemor,


Why?

[kemorkid] 25/7/2020 16:28

Just read this slowly to the end .

[richgrumpa] 25/7/2020 09:26

The numpty trolls will find any opportunity to discredit Versarien. If only they could divert their energy to supporting this company, which I believe will bring enormous prosperity to UK plc.in years to come. Glalth's

[charo] 25/7/2020 08:57

There is as yet no innovate loan.

[verger] 25/7/2020 08:06

All this talk about the Innovate loan made me go back and read the RNS again. Tell you what, it’s a much better read second time round. Very exciting. Very reassuring.

[alchemy] 24/7/2020 23:48

dropping bad? You need an adverb badly.

[benevolent] 24/7/2020 23:14

So the letter from Rishi was dated over two weeks ago. The share price has dropped slightly since.
It was publicized in an article by some online rag today and copied onto ADVFN at 14.26 this afternoon. Affect on SP? 1p drop.

What's interesting is that the BB has been relatively quiet and suddenly the trolls seem to appear merely a day or two prior to the publicity of the letter. Odd???? mmmm!!

[harvey26311] 24/7/2020 22:55

World leading in graphene. We ain't looking like it. We are dropping and dropping bad. All I see is excuses. I want results. ASAP. For those that have had the pleasure of meeting Neill do not mix business with pleasure.

[davemac3] 24/7/2020 22:34

well the Lanstead deal isn't looking very clever at the moment, lets hope it picks up (with the SP) in the next 18 months or so.

[momewrath1] 24/7/2020 21:42

Lots of huff and puff today about the share price dropping further. Fair enough- lots of potential to buy in/reduce down etc if it falls into the 20's or lower. The company have secured their medium term future with Lanstead,Innovate and several grants so any of the collaborations being monetised and the share price has the potential to rise exponentially... many more times than it can fall. The Innovate loan agreement( yes I know about possible Sunak involvement)pretty well represents the timeline of VRS expansion otherwise it wouldn't be granted. So what do the terms of the loan suggest? That VRS have shown that they can expand over the next 45 months and that they will be capable of generating enough income from their numerous collaborations to payback the Innovate loan over the 36 months after receiving their final loan tranche. It is reasonable to suggest then to secure the Innovate loan that VRS have proved in their business model they are more than capable of doing so. I remain invested, not out of blind faith, but in the knowledge that VRS have the products and collaborations to become a world leader in graphene. It is only a matter of time. Keep the faith. GLA