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Thanks lse for posting the link.

I think for the first time the political situation became clear in his wording and tone. It was , in other podcasts, kind of brushed off as vrs had worldwide projects, but this week neill did to me for the first time suggest it was more diffucult than he had previously thought ?
This is a chronic time in uk politics and it seens no rules, politness or commonsense prevail? The country is split , things are bring made up on a whim and nobody trusts anyone else across the eu. I include the eu because certain countries are looking at our situation waiting to roll back on eu involvement or stick with the status quo. True !
Very demanding times and certainly nervy as my ... Is twitching at every sad pathetic next step.
Great product Great company.

™ ..... @@

DGD. Still got time to research?
Two meanings to "green".

One of the best linerless compressed gas composite pressure vessel for long term space use in the world at the moment ! AGM helping to provide the tech to make it happen along with ICT & NASA.

Also to be used in fuel transport in boats and planes. Safer, lighter and more efficient use of stronger materials.

https://www.infinitecomposites.com/

Link included now.

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/540-tsx-venture/grat/61985-gratomic-announces-signing-of-a-definitive-graphite-concentrate-sales-agreement-and-exclusive-marketing-agent-for-continental-europe.html

DGD. See the link. I am still tracking down the slide for thermodynamics.

Space project announced by AGM for graphene composites for fuel tanks. Looks like Haydales and AGM's vision are aligned and proving up concepts.

WATCH THIS SPACE ....Literally @@

Great news today SPACE.

Is there s theme breaking out within the UK graphene industries ?
That is ALL 3 of my holdings ALL now passing testing for graphene products to go in to space.

Some are very shortsighted for an industry that is its infancy with regards its a new material that needs 2-5 years of testing before these kinds of RNS to CONFIRM they are RIGHT and many investors just ignorant.

Stop looking back and realise here it is a brand new material so pevious attempts are that....just old history.

Many good investors simply get in too early. Without the world headwinds and brexit issues today would be a great day. Nothing wrong with the company.

DYOR and dont believe any poster on here including me.

Just do your own research.

Nige, further reading ?

They also visited the exhibition area to view floor coatings for commercial and industrial landscapes. Luqmanul says there are different applications for the coatings for facilities such as hospitals and mosques. “We also have products that allow you to apply paint on tiles, which can cut the cost on renovation and make the tiles look new, such as by applying Hycote 51wt Primer,” he adds.
So Hycote 51wt Primer is being used by Nippon Paint Factory Showroom to showcase paints that can "cut the costs on renovation"?
Maybe now Nippon Paint Company might just be interested in the other newer properties that a stronger, durable, salt resistant paint made again by Hycote might just do ?
DYOR.
I think going to market with a ready to go product will bring more than just James Biggs's deal @@

Hi Nige. You questioned what good a deal with James Briggs would do ?
Have a read, you may not know but they dont only do cans of spray?
https://physicsworld.com/a/graphene-additives-promote-eco-friendly-corrosion-protection/
AGM up near Durham are already set up with coatings ready to go and are talking to companies as of this summer.
Worth having a look at their tech to compare?

Side issue.
Have you seen gratomic and diabetes sensors in the research media ? Linked to Namibian graphite. Also at the same time the unloved company released data for Taiwan on the same product ????
Neill says VRS have bio sector to play for.
These are current developments in the press if you look. About to go to production by all accounts, so maybe VRS is tagging along too ?
I would be intetested if you came across the same products being mentioned or links to Wales graphite supply ?
After all Wales / Gloucs not a lot in it.

Thanks DGD. Good to know someone on here and not just advfn has our backs.
Like you mine is SIPP so happy to hold as long as it takes within reason. These fluctuations are just noise.

As for info, I posted ooooh a while back a slide that if memory serves me it was Patrick at a major conference.
One slide showed Thermo use I think at 3.4 million tonnes of real ( nanene etc and verified ). A huge upside anyway for graphenes.
There were 3 bars going across and thermocomposites I think it was that was way way ahead.
It may even have been 34 million tonnes per year, but I dont want to exaggerate.
When I get time I will try and find it again.
The slide was not from VRS but an industry source. Again I think it may have been NGA and it may have been around the US Capitol visit that Neill and Patrick went to.
Anyway, keep posting info. For one I will definately be reading it lol.
RH69

Brilliant DGD. Many thanks for the answers you have kindly provided over the last few days and weeks.
Very very helpful.
You really seem to know your stuff and I am sure it is not just me who is benefiting from the info
I am quite time short so your info is great and when I can I look at the bits I dont know and double check so I can get the jist of what is going on.
Things change weekly in this industry as the graphene super material offers up more and more.
Cheers
RD69

Hi DGD, thanks for you thoughts. I was looking back at the presentation slide which highlighted Nanene Hexonene and Graphinks but no mention of a seperate Polygrene which we know is another product in its own right.
Just wondered if it was classified as an ink as it is described as a liquid suitable for 2D/3D printing in the article ?

Hi all.
Would Polygrene be classed seperately like Nanene and Graphinks or does it come under a Graphink ?
The slide I posted lastweek from the Graphene Week conference in Finland showed 11 sectors / product areas where VRS were active and it described each type of graphene associated with each client within each sector.
May give a clue as to the polygrene info from Neill ?

Fantastic and important opinion from our CEO Neill Ricketts. Neill has been very open on communications but also guarded on provided too much, probably down to NDA's.
However, I feel this is a suggestion that he is about to push the button on one if the 5 target projects.
The prototype Railyway Arch to be used by the multi BILLION Dollar company AECOM is huge and we await the finer details of how big and which Rail projects these Graphene superior arches will be used for.
The POLYGRENE article posted here by fatherelmer ... and lse99 show the next phase of this particular material.
I was thinking it is packaging anything from a Coca Cola can to freight produce coverage. If it is then BULK and the fact it will be world wide should 'hopefully' mean some good revenue streams finally coming in to VRS and the bottom line ?
Great post and find by BOTH of you @@

NDA for sure.

VRS Space Rocket inovation promoted in Total Carbide update on Space Rocket project.

Hexotene @@. NASA was mentioned by Patrick before he left. Wonder if an NDA in the US covers this tech development ?

://www.westcottvp.com/news-and-insights/park-bulletins/total-carbide-unveils-innovation-to-boost-rockets#.XY3uIzmbN3s.twitter

So Oil & Gas specific tooling - check.
AECOM Rail & Road Infrastructure - check.

Now SPACE ...

AECOM today on twitter for those who don't use.
Weave , AECOM are going vocal about the railway/ infrastructure arches which VRS are to help provide.

https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/aecom-makes-breakthrough-with-3d-printed-graphene-arch

Cheer up everyone its time to chillout and wait. It is coming AECOM told Neill stuff was being posted on advfn which resulted in a warning be Neill to watch what info people posted.
Now AECOM are doing our talking for us = BIG change !
They are up and running on the promo.

Lucky i especially agree with the last point. A lot of chunks taken at £1.07-1.08 couple of weeks ago.