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A long way to get to the 52 week low of just 11p but let’s be honest ...those of us that bought in the placing would jump out at 41p. A bit of a dawg it seems
The primary bid placing was at 41p. A 40 per cent discount to the 69p price. Now in the high 20’s and down daily.
The share price is falling as a result of low values and volumes having a disproportionate effect
Trading Values
Jan 2021 - £13.57m
Feb 2021 - £5.53m
March 2021 - £2.29m
April 2021 - £1.14m
May 2021 - £0.548m
Trading Volume
Jan 2021 - 26.28m
Feb 2021 - 12.9m
March 2021 - 5.91m
April 2021 - 3.04m
May 2021 - 1.63m
The JEC Composites Connect Conference - showcase - is yesterday and today
This continues to disappoint, no sign of any activity, no real interest in buying despite price low.
Is it confirming my unease with this company's revenue and it's directors?
Don't know time will tell, I have written off my investment here, already! I need to move on.
If it comes back will be good, I am holding on to a little in hope that this is a real company.
Oddly VRS down similarly, coincidence or is it graphene related?
Nobody seemed interested in buying at the what have been low prices in the few days/weeks.
So there has been a lot more selling than buying, so there must be spare shares about?
Maybe someone is trying to get it to a price where there will be some takers?
Market's sometimes move in mysterious ways, so who can tell, not me probably!
This is what the dreaded MM's are for anyway, isn't it?
share price falling on small volumes though - a lot of very tiny values
Looks like deliberate manipulation - algo bots at play ....but by whom ??
what a joke of a company
'Of course .... we don't want the IP sold for peanuts ...what exactly is its REAL value ??'
About £21m?
e.g. the present share price. This is one of those shares where you buy in and remain very patient and don't expect miracles. Might be five years or more before this company is supplying in significant volume, assuming it makes it that far.
Graphene was only discovered about fifteen or sixteen years ago. It's a record to see it in products in that time, in the pst it took decades for most new materials to find commercial traction.
" Hope a large chemical company comes and buys AGM very soon. "
Someone has to be able to extract the value of the IP ....if these guys cannot and this current company set up is just too small to be able to do so
Of course .... we don't want the IP sold for peanuts ...what exactly is its REAL value ??
" Hope a large chemical company comes and buys AGM very soon. "
Someone has to be able to extract the value of the IP ....if these guys cannot and this current company set up is just too small to be able to do so
Of course .... we don't want the IP sold for peanuts ...what exactly is its REAL value ??
Applied Graphene Materials (LSE:AGM) is pleased to announce that it has joined the Nanotechnology Industries Association (NIA), a leading international organisation that works to advance the safe and reliable innovation and commercialisation of next generation nanotechnologies.
https://nanotechia.org/.
( somewhat surprising they weren't a member already ? )
This mornings announcement is poor, a partnership with a leading innovator in the cycling market, Tru-Tension is this what we have been waiting for since the last results? NO
AGM have again failed to sign big commercial deal with main industries that would mean the distribution of large volume of graphene.
What is the point of the global distribution network if there have this vision.
The share price has decreased every work since the funding that handed them £6 million, the market see little value in the company based on past partnerships as all bring in little revenue.
The CEO and other senior management should be ashamed of themselves taking a large salary and not performing, this is good enough all of them should go, AGM need leaders with the knowledge and desire to get the large volume deals signed.
Hope a large chemical company comes and buys AGM very soon.
Thanks for taking the time to post that Pokerchips, I am still thinking on what I may do.
It would be no reflection on your post if I walk away, and I wish you luck whatever.
nezlob
I get what you are saying.... fully understand where you come from..
...they may well get pushed into a corner and realise that the best thing is to be sold ..and become part of something bigger ..where they get more exposure... two smaller entities combined to have a better chance of what they both have to offer ?
I am sure that someone would grab the IP ..and quite possibly are waiting until the point comes when they realise they cant go much further on their own ... it may well be they just don't know HOW to get across what they have to offer ..they have been too focused on the R&D and need someone in charge now who can SELL the IP value
I am only interested in the IP and the value that has ...
I do however believe that developing that has been ahead of the market ... it all depends now and WHEN the market is ready to really get on board with what the IP has to offer
If I had any belief in this company it must be close to time to average down.
Somebody post something to make me believe, before I give up here entirely!
And don't give Graphene is the naterial of the future, we knew that 10 years.
Don't also give me all that rubbsih about 119 active engagements or whatever it is now.
My only belief at the moment is these people are a bunch of conners or idiots.
Looks like HL had apremonition
HL showing plus 4.1% here minus 4.1%
Still here Pokerchips, partly as I have such a small value holding now, it's debatable whether worth selling.
The other choice I might normally take is to average down, but not been convinced despite the drift downwards in price.
I see on AGM site newsletter that Halfords have adopted their graphene in an aeresol primer, okay no big deal, but good the product and name is getting about.
I went in hope of seeing some report on the corrosion conference they RNS'd on happening at end of April, but nothing mentioned, this is what is so disappointing about them either they have nothing worth reporting from it or that they just have done a report yet, either is negative for me.
https://money.tmx.com/en/quote/GMG - up 20% !
nezlob,
Thanks....could be an exciting area ...don't sell up yet !..keep contributing, please
There are only 64 million shares here ..so..if and when it moves..for good reasons..it should move fast !!
GMG an Aus outfit has just started on Toronto exchange, batteries look a very promising avenue for Graphene.
Came across website graphene-info.com while looking at GMG, it might be a good site to keep on eye on for mentions of AGM and related things.
Dazpink,
good post..exactly...
OK..so there has been COVID set backs and timing of order decisions isn't great right across many sectors ...but...heading into May and a clearer horizon...there should be decisions in the next quarter .. surely ?
Publication of interim report should be our soon, let’s see what progress has been made.
AGM have adhesive materials to their portfolio, aimed at the Space and Defense sectors. These are said to be two unique graphene-enhanced thermally conductive epoxy paste adhesive systems, called AGM TP300 and AGM TP400.
We get no news on how this is doing, I am sure last years results mentioned that a deal would be signed early spring 2021. What revenue is this going to bring in, British firm OneWeb today launched its first batch of broadband satellites into orbit recently
Did AGM not approach them, 36 satellites were to be launched, don’t there require the thermal paste, working with a British company at the forefront of graphene technology would create much more interest than car wax or shampoo products that contain an element of graphene and will hardly shake the market.
I understand your points Pokerchips and thanks for putting them on here.
I am still almost certain to sell out some point this week/next, I don't usually sell anything until I need the money for investing in something else.
I will keep an eye on this and be happy to see it succeed for you and others on here even if I cannot share in it!
Nezlob
To start from scratch and create the IP anyone would have to spend £20m and of course you have any patent issues on top and of course it would take some time too..
Anyone starting up would have to have Directors and follow market rules and make statements,reports and all that ...being on the market isn't cheap for a tiddler company....
One share I am in has been around for 20 years and it is only now that it is seriously achieving success...basically because it was well ahead of its time and its market has only just caught up to what is has to offer
I don't think industry has really caught onto what this technology can achieve yet ..in many ways the IP is ahead of industry which has yet to fully realise that it needs such technological products
This is common...it takes time to change industry thinking and move things from the "old" way to the "new" way
What I would like these guys to do is forget, in time, about piddly little sales deals ..and move towards the bigger more expansive contract deals...which some of the pipeline should achieve
These deals take time..time to develop a relationship etc...but..once in the door..can grow materially as time goes on..
We will see....
There are always pro and con aspects to any company and its current position....you have rightly put forward some of the other side of the coin