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I've not read or posted on here in years, but this article caught my eye.
Are Lionsgold / Tally still associated with Railsbank?
https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/38455/railsbank-goes-global-with-70-million-fund-raise

In the RNS it states "it is premature to provide any guidance as to the timing or value to Haydale of this collaboration". However, just look at the numbers in the opportunity (LOT 2 : 4 billion GBP) and (LOT 4 : 15 billion GBP) ... Tasty indeed !
https://promake.com/press-releases/

Financial report will be very interesting as the low oil prices should have significantly reduced opex.

This document gives a very thorough overview for any new investors thinking of joining the GKP bandwagon. It's over a year old, but the historical details outline the journey that all the long suffering holders have taken over the last ten years.
https://www.qamarenergy.com/sites/default/files/A%20Rocky%20Road_%20Kurdish%20Oil%20and%20Independence.pdf

Having done a little more research it seems that this is/could/will be quite a big deal.
It seems that BP Polymers / Barrier Plastics supply their products to CKS packaging.
CKS have an annual revenue of over 500 million USD.
Obviously, the new product that hopefully incorporates VRS graphene will take some time to develop, but agree, could be a significant revenue stream for the company.

https://www.plasticsnews.com/article/20180306/NEWS/180309939/cks-to-become-primary-quoral-barrier-resin-user-in-region

AIM shares often get hammered if they don't release news regularly so I can sort of see the reasoning behind releasing this as RNS. It's not the big one that we're all waiting for, but it's another company looking to use the VRS product.

Aquae, totally agree. Numerous players are involved because this wonder material can improve the properties of most things you throw at it. To think that the average man on the street probably doesn't know much, or maybe hasn't even heard of graphene tells you though that this market is still in its infancy. Nanotechnology is coming and VRS are leading the way (IMO).

Quite possibly referring to 'Directa Plus' ... graphene company based in Italy that are, amongst other things, developing a product called 'ecopave'. Currently under trial and showing positive results. Ticker DCTA.

Thanks Rockhead, a mine visit 'could' be the selling point I need to convince the wife. Admittedly, she does prefer shopping malls to the great outdoors so it's still gonna be a tough sell!

and the link! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4QDDWvDQ4I

Hi all, some extra snippets from the Gold Rush video from a few days ago. Would love to take a trip up there myself when I head back to the UK this summer... Really is a beautiful place...just need to sell the idea to a pregnant wife! Thanks to all of you for posting useful information about the company.

Apologies if this has been posted before, but this is a great video about prospecting around Tyndrum... there's definitely gold in them hills.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lybYmjKJvs

Doing the SH-1 workover during the low oil price period was a great move. All coming together nicely.

All to play for here, new drill pad looks to be ready for SH-H well which is due to spud in the next couple of weeks. GLA!

News coming from all over the place for this amazing company... don't forget that Versarien are also working with Warwick manufacturing group developing battery technology. Things moving very quickly in this area also... smart city mobility centre... see the link for detailed info.<br /><br />https://www.intelligenttransport.com/transport-news/73439/smart-city-mobility-centre-warwickshire/<br />

The LION is only purring, but there's plenty happening in the gold backed crypto space.

https://cryptovest.com/news/lmba-to-create-standards-for-companies-offering-blockchain-based-gold-tracking-systems/

The graphene market is/will be huge and there are numerous players already. For example, 'The sixth element' ... Chinese company recently signed a deal with Huawei to supply about 200 tonnes out of their 260 tonnes per year capacity (They plan to increase to 1000 tonnes per year capacity by 2020). The difference here is the quality. VRS produce high quality 90% <10 layer graphene. Let's just wait until the ISO standards are fully developed and see the cream rise to the top.

Yep, great stuff ! This is new tech so the fact that they have received an order shows that the tech not only works, but is affordable. More deals expected in the coming months. Onwards and upwards.

Giulio will be speaking tomorrow at the global graphene expo tomorrow... link is to the NGA website and a good interview from about a month ago. Should get the word out a bit more about this great little company.

https://www.nationalgrapheneassociation.com/news/graphene-and-the-global-graphene-expo-interview-with-giulio-cesareo/