UK 14:18 Wednesday, 4 November 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
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Although I am not yet an expert on Graphene, the concept and what it could do for companies with a business model built around appear to be quite enticing. That said, until the middle of last month the experience for bulls of Applied Graphene Materials was clearly not a great one.
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TOFT
Whilst your analysis of AGM might be technically correct, it does not identify one glaring issue with this company…..They don’t actually sell anything. It’s all about providing ‘samples’ for so-called ‘customers’ who are never identified. Even the Annual Report makes no mention of the company persuing sales. Their strategy is to provide ‘samples.’ Until the Board actually start acting like a company (e.g. producing and selling product), I’m afraid you can analyse all you like.