RE: Research Advances8 Apr 2017 13:35
GRPH core strength is in chemical manufacturing sector where they seek to deliver cost effective chemical solutions to growth market sectors. They combine the use of nanotechnology on an integrated series of chemical processes that underpins world class manufacturing facilities and abilities. That being said, I have no doubt GRPH have their fingers in many more pies in the advanced materials sector, with material expertise or JV ongoing. Whilst they have the capability to manufacture various types of graphene nanomaterials they do not intend to be a volume supplier. Their strategy at this time is to provide graphene-enhanced solutions into a targeted market place including through strategic industry partnerships and commercialization initiatives, and will be structured on a case-to-case basis.
Their weakness at this time is the funding via Darwin! Who provide funds for companies who basically have very little other choices in raising capital for business concerns. Have bumped into funders like these quite regular on aim, Darwin, Crede, Bracknor to name but a few, and they all work quite similarly in ref to finance and all aim companies who deal with these guys end up with a highly diluted company, with a massively reduced share price, something difficult to turn around. thankfully Imo GRPH still have a relatively small amount of shares for an AIM company, at 120 million plus, with nearly 50% not in public hands, which Imo when this share price moves, it will move quickly...
Exciting times ahead for GRPH imo
Dyor