Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[pwhite73] 06/6/2024 18:06

We don't know and neither party would let on anyway. CyBe will sell it as their own.

What we do know is that today we have had confirmation that their concrete printing materials is planned for use in a major housing 3D project in H2. I prefer the use of their materials than their 3D printer as the materials have a much wider market including possible abroad.

These are developments only up until 31/03/2024. I suspect a lot more has happened since April 2024.

RNS 06/09/2024 - "..We have a number of parties showing initial interest in licensing our technology as well as progressing our strategic relationships in core areas particularly construction including 3D concrete printing. We remain optimistic about the future as we continue to streamline our operations, capitalise on our strategic partnerships and drive technological advancements."

[laginaneil] 06/6/2024 17:27

So...does the CyBe mortar have the Cementene additive in it???

[fuji99] 06/6/2024 16:55

They cannot stop their tricks as usual. Sadly even idiots are starting to get the real message.
"Our interim results are in. Key highlights include strategic partnerships, technology licensing agreements and a promising future in 3D construction printing! 🚀 Read more here: [...]
#Versarien #Graphene #3DCP #Innovation"
and cherry on the cake, "Versarien narrows losses as graphene refocus takes shape..."

As they "refocused from water cooled computers to nanene et al." - We understand the gymnastics.

This must be by someone close to PWhite ...

[66sequoia] 06/6/2024 16:50

Looks like Longhope, maybe they are renting the end unit? If it is I wonder how the floor is holding up?

[andymoore07] 06/6/2024 16:32

who put a rocket on this tweet, literally got a cold chill when I saw thathttps://x.com/versarien/status/1798715957348839610?s=46&t=h0jp1WIV5MU1BsXPr_1kWQ

[66sequoia] 06/6/2024 15:48

hTTps://youtu.be/1z5dJD4g0yA .....58 seconds in, is that Mr Ricketts?

[exter] 06/6/2024 13:59

This bullying of PWhite is disgusting, it's the norm from Fat Pete but I expect better from the rest of you ..

[fuji99] 06/6/2024 13:43

PWhite: "Is this the first official announcement of the use of Cementene?" - There is absolutely no real material until it is fully tested and subjected to various stresses for a long period of time. So we don't just announce a "material" and expect it to be adopted just like a French baguette.

[exter] 06/6/2024 12:44

You have to admit Pete, the resemblance is uncanny 😄

[laginaneil] 06/6/2024 12:44

So 'some'/ (Costain?) company will provide mortar mix and Versarien will provide

the 'Cementene' additive maybe?

Versarien were using those bags of CyBe mortar that they got from

the firm that they bought the 3D printer /training from.

So this would still be 'manufacturing light' as the Cementene is a

small part by weight of the mix.

Now I seem to remember VRS saying they were working on there 'own'

mix to replace those CyBe's stuff ..


I wonder if VRS will be using their 'own' mix..?

[exter] 06/6/2024 12:23

Fest is putting in a big shift on this thread 🤔

[the cronk] 06/6/2024 11:35

I find it incredible that people bought after those results, they must be so far underwater they just have to convince themselves this time it's different.

Which it isn't, of course.

And never will be!!

[bbmsionlypostafter mk2] 06/6/2024 11:32

There were some positives in the Versarien (VRS) interims this morning which were welcomed by the LSE Bulletin Board Morons who have pushed the shares up in response to the news. The loss before tax in the six months to March 31 reduced from £3.4 million to £1.64 million and the cash burn was down from £1.974 million to a mere £790,000. However…

[bbmsionlypostafter mk2] 06/6/2024 11:28

There were some positives in the Versarien (VRS) interims this morning which were welcomed by the LSE Bulletin Board Morons who have pushed the shares up in response to the news. The loss before tax in the six months to March 31 reduced from £3.4 million to £1.64 million and the cash burn was down from £1.974 million to a mere £790,000. However…

[pwhite73] 06/6/2024 11:03

Festario - "No, it’s Nothing, it’s always nothing."

Sorry what's nothing?

"Entered into a mutual letter of commitment to support Building for Humanity to provide 3D concrete printed materials for social housing in Accrington."

This is a legally binding agreement before the work actually starts. When the work starts the project will use VRS concrete materials. It may not be them exclusively but their materials will be used.

When the building work starts in H2 it should generate national headlines as its the largest eco-friendly 3D printing project in Europe. Whichever government is in power may well use it to promote their green policies.

This is very good news for VRS will use it as a platform to secure contracts elsewhere.

[pwhite73] 06/6/2024 10:43

Below is the company doing the 3D printing.



"Harcourt Technologies (HTL.tech) are the leading provider of 3DCP technology in the UK and Ireland. HTL’s team, comprising of architects, engineers, material scientists and construction technologists, have been quietly developing and testing the technology over the past 18 months in preparation for its commercial roll-out in both the UK and Ireland"

[festario] 06/6/2024 10:38

No, it's Nothing, it's always nothing.

[pwhite73] 06/6/2024 10:31

fuji99 - Well done. You picked up on something I missed which is probably even more important than I originally thought. I thought VRS were providing the 3D printing services for the Accrington project but they are not. They are providing the concrete materials:-

● Entered into a mutual letter of commitment to support Building for Humanity to provide 3D concrete printed materials for social housing in Accrington.

Is this the first official announcement of the use of Cementene?