A stock watcher mentioned the potential positive impact of a 50p increase in revenue, noting that such a change would necessitate a Regulatory News Service (RNS) announcement.

Discussion on the development and use of graphene sound absorption materials in naval applications, specifically mentioning the effort involved and a two-year timeline for implementation on two ships and a submarine.

Clarification on the conditions necessitating an RNS announcement was provided, distinguishing between legal obligations (such as a CEO’s resignation) and material impacts (like a significant contract), while also noting efforts to reduce costs, including sparing expenses on unnecessary RNS releases.

Skepticism was expressed regarding the company’s use of Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs), questioning the authenticity and accusing the company of using social media for unofficial announcements, suggesting a pattern of questionable practices.

The effectiveness of previous MOUs signed with other entities like China Railway was questioned, implying a history of unproductive agreements.

It was highlighted that current MOUs are perceived as genuine and aimed to achieve commercial objectives involving the sale and usage of graphene-based products, contrasting them with past MOUs intended to mislead investors.

A specific instance cited the visit of the company’s CEO to HD Hyundai Heavy Industries as part of a collaboration involving graphene technology, which was part of an ongoing turnaround project.