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Shishir replied to me earlier today and confirmed that they are working on a new webpage and expects it to be finished in a few weeks. Thinks that market cap and current price don't reflect were TGR is today, but we all know that in the end when a company delivers the value will come through. Enough from me.
It would also be good to update the shareholder information section as to who holds what.
I agree SI on your points and I’m glad that they have listened to the investors. Tirupati are building a world class business so it’s only right that they should have a proper website to showcase their achievements and show what’s going on.
The current website is nowhere near good enough imo especially as it acts as your shop window to the world and potential investors. I’m looking forward to seeing the new website and its good to know that they were already in the process of getting it changed before a few investors emailed them.
Slider I mentioned to Shishir that they should have a look at comments around their webpage and points made by some investors. as we can see from the replies promptly received they have as usual taken care of comments and I'm looking forward to the new webpage. TGR is delivering on all fronts and this is they year when the revenue increases will really sink in for the broader audience.
This is what I got back: fair play
Thank you for your feedback. A new website is already in the making, we will be launching it soon. In the meantime we will get the picture you are referring to changed.
Please do go through the website in detail, the information on 'about graphite/graphene', ESG quotient of the material and our processes etc., are something which you will not find anywhere else given only a few understand the material to the depth that we do.
If you have any suggestions/thoughts in particular, please do let us know.
Best Regards
Tirupati Graphite
I have just received this reply:
Thank you for your feedback and kind words. A new website is already in the making, we will be launching it soon. In the meantime if you could please share the specifics of your suggestions and thoughts on what can be improved upon, we will highly appreciate it. It will help us ensure your expectations are met in the short and long term.
Best Regards
Tirupati Graphite
If anyone has any specific reasonable suggestions I am happy to let them know.
Have you heard back anything from Shishir regarding the website SI ?
Done
Done
I have just sent them an email, too.
agreed..I have just emailed them saying the same thing. If a few of us do it they may take notice.
I’ve just been on their website and I have to say it’s very poor, average at best. I have my own business and have recently had my website updated by a London firm and it only cost me £2k and my website has multiple pages with lots of photos and text.
TGR are making huge strides going forward with the business which I’m really impressed by hence my substantial investment here but the website really is letting TGR down. If I was a potential investor and went on their website I would not be impressed one bit.
I know they are busy pushing the business forward which is great but, they have taken their eye off the ball with the website and it really does need a complete refresh.
Very good points which I'm sure Shishir, Puruvi and the rest of the TGR team will no doubt evaluate. I have just send a WhatsApp to Shishir, but as Glengarth mentioned I suggest you also e-mail them with your comments as they are always very alert to act on any constructive input.
You can email them directly: admin@tirupatigraphite.co.uk
I have just tried to submit an email via there online form on the website, however it does not let me. Website not currently fit for purpose.
@shareinvestment - You seem to have influence with Shishir. Maybe a word on what the guys have noted re the TGR website
Compared to ASX and TSX listed companies which have modern, regularly updated and good looking websites TGR’s is very underwhelming. But it’s the fact it’s not up to date which is the worst aspect.
Other companies as mentioned on TSX and ASX have no production and aren’t even under construction yet have much higher mcaps than TGR which is leaps and bounds ahead of many peers. I wonder if the website is a significant factor?
I agree entirely. When I saw this website I was shocked and wondered if the whole business was a con. Ramshackle things might be ok in India, (I once worked there) but this website is just not motivating. Let's hope the company takes some notice of this board.
Glen - appreciate your detailed posts on here, sincere thanks
A good point Neavo - TGR cannot update its website soon enough, it is a very poor expression of what the company is doing and has achieved to date. It can’t be that expensive to update the website, though there are several potentially large updates in the pipeline so maybe they are thinking about when is the best time to do the update
Completely agree. A key part of 2022 needs to be addressing the main photo on the website. It is a poor photo of the premises in my opinion and surely they could find a better one. I have shown this share to my peers and many get put off by the shed looking tin pot.
As I’ve said before I think 2022 will be the most important year of TGR’s journey. It is the year the company will complete the first of its largest 18,000tpa modules. Successful completion and commissioning of it will provide a brilliant blueprint for new investors to see that this is a company capable of executing its plans and provide confidence it can build on its plans to reach 84,000tpa by 2024 in Madagascar alone. All it will have to do is build another 3 of something it has already built and has experience of operating.
Secondly the company is beginning to scale its downstream projects. Patalganga is going from 1,200tpa to 4,800tpa in Q3 and the most significant imo of all is the first of its large scale downstream modules of 15,000tpa is aimed for the end of this year, which will enable to company to become one of the only listed vertically integrated graphite companies globally capable of producing spherical graphite outside China.
This is the year the company adds the first floor on significant foundations laid by Shishir and his team over the past several years. The graphite macro picture continues to strengthen and peers are beginning to realise how hard it is to replicate the accomplishments of TGR.