NanoXplore Inc T.GRA

The week that was...

[Lire02]

Wow, last week, last quite a few weeks actually, have been somewhat depressing for Nanoxplore shareholders. Only positive in the market might be that selling pressure seemed somewhat lighter by weeks end. "Might" being the operative word.

The news late this week about Battery Day being pinpointed as Nov 5, along with the fact that Nanoxplore/Voltaxplore is speaking at the Cambridge Battery Conference late March in Florida, and the company has produced photos of some of the finished product suggests some pretty positive news for Voltaxplore and Nanoxplore come month end. 

Don't know if this news can halt the avalanche, but should slow it down somewhat.

Caveat Emptor !

[1student]

Other than correcting you in stating that NanoXplore's 'battery day' is on April 5th; not November 5th; I can agree with the remainder of what you have suggested Lie02.

[Lire02]

Thank you, 1Student, you're correct, Battery Day April 5 ! I'll have to sack my pesky proof reader!

[1student]

Hello Lire02 I hate to correct you; you are usually pretty accurate. Allright then. What companies do you expect can be presenting during NanoXplore's 'VoltaXplore battery day'? I expect Caterpillar and Volvo Truck and Volvo Bus are a given. I expect such global industrial Battery Electric Vehicles manufacturers to be presenting thier respective industries specific transportation

[antlercarver]

Interesting speculation, 1student. My understanding is that VoltaXplore is showing off their production line and presenting the results of their commercial battery. Possibly, the players you suggest may be present, but surely the focus is on VoltaXplore and the results of the battery iteself?

[1student]

Hello antlercarver. I agree entirely. The focus would surely be on VoltaXplore and the results of the battery itself. Although, I have to say, how better to grab the immediate attention of everybody at the battery day presentation than to have some "anchor customers" actually displaying precisely the "real world" tested and indubitably certified and approved of application of

[Lire02]

Don't have any useful knowledge on this question, but as as a long  shot how  about someone on the list of presenters at the Cambridge EnerTech thing , late March in Florida? Cambridge EnerTech 960 followers   Network with 1,000+ Colleagues from Battery Developers, OEMs, and the Entire Supply Chain in Florida! https://lnkd.in/dPF3CQm9 Don

[1student]

Hello Lire02. Just a thought you say. LOL! Some time ago, I hinted that I would be quite delighted to learn that Mr. Soroush Nazarpour could have sent the proprietary battery cells produced by NanoXplore out to Jeff Dahn's lab at Dalhousie University for performance testing and validation. It would have been quite the validation to have had Jeff Dahn's lab at Dalhousie University test

[Lire02]

Once again, 1Student, i am having trouble deciphering exactly what you mean. Has Jeff Dahn's Lab validated said graphene composite cells thus making you very happy?  As Per : " It would have been quite the validation to have had Jeff Dahn's lab at Dalhousie University test and validate NanoXplore's VoltaXplore graphene composite battery cells; and to have Jeff Dahn

[1student]

Hello Lire02 You asked, "Once again, 1Student, i am having trouble deciphering exactly what you mean. Has Jeff Dahn's Lab validated said graphene composite cells thus making you very happy?  RESPONSE: I don't know whether Professor Jeff Dahn's lab at Dalhousie University did in fact test and validate NanoXplore's VoltaXplore battery cells - obviously Mr. Nazarpour does.

[antlercarver]

Agree, 1student. We could certainly use a few cherries. :)