Company
ASX:FGR
First Graphene Ltd (ASX:FGR) is an advanced materials company and leading supplier of high-quality graphene, graphene oxide and functionalised derivative products, focused on commercialising graphene-enhanced solutions across global industrial markets. The company produces PureGRAPH® graphene through a scalable, cost-effective manufacturing process and collaborates with industry partners to improve the performance, durability and sustainability of products in sectors including composites, elastomers, cement and concrete, coatings, energy storage and environmental technologies. Through ongoing research, application development and strategic partnerships, First Graphene aims to accelerate the adoption of graphene, delivering innovative materials that create measurable value for customers while supporting more sustainable industrial outcomes worldwide.
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“The public release of this peer-reviewed paper is significant as it verifies the applicability and suitability of the company’s pristine graphene products to overcome real-world challenges,” said managing director and CEO Micheal Bell.
“Having this novel technology protected by patent provides the opportunity to actively engage with industry in the supercapacitor space,” said CEO Michael Bell.
“The science is proven and the focus is now on rapid development of a working prototype for evaluation and commercialisation with leading players in the heating and utilities sector," First Graphene MD and CEO Michael Bell said.
“It is pleasing to see our efforts, and those of our collaboration partners, coming to fruition at a commercial scale. One of the primary drivers for the adoption of graphene solutions in this segment is the reduction of CO2 emissions," Fir
Fourth quarter FY22 revenue of A$359,000 was due to several significant orders and took full year revenue to A$723,000 from a year ago, up 111%.
In a new investor presentation, FGR has outlined its value proposition and how it plans to transform industries with its graphene technology offering.
The target is to reach and exceed the minimum annual uptake of 10 tonnes of PureGRAPH® within five years with performance measures in place.
"This super-low unemployment rate has occurred when participation in the labour force is at all-time highs – meaning the unemployment rate hasn't just dropped due to workers withdrawing from the labour market," KPMG's chief economist Brenda
The agreement is a further step in the company's strategy to help the cement and concrete industries, which are responsible for up to 8% of global carbon dioxide emissions, achieve a 25% emissions reduction by 2030.
“First Graphene is implementing its go-to-market plan to become the world’s leading supplier of graphene-enhanced cement and concrete solutions and Mayur Resources is ideally placed to help the company increase traction in the Asia Pacific
This is one of multiple collaborations with industry that the company is undertaking with a view to building its pipeline of commercial opportunities over the coming months.
The company is confident that its technology for coating silicon in conductive graphene nanoparticles may hold the answer to one of the challenges for energy storage.
With its commercial sales team now established, clear market segments and focused go-to-market strategies in place, First Graphene is well-positioned to continue its exciting growth story.
First Graphene is seeing strong demand from new market segments and gaining traction across several opportunities with a number of results expected in the next quarter.
The results of the study provide potential opportunity to participate in the global market for mega-infrastructure water projects.
“The agreement with Fosroc is a significant further step for First Graphene as we implement our go-to-market plan to become the world’s leading supplier of graphene-enhanced cement and concrete solutions," says MD.
AMD has already developed a number of unique solutions based on its nanomaterial technology, including sustainable RFID and flexible/stretchable sensors using conductive inks
Hardware & electrical equipment
Both companies will work together to test the use of PureGraph materials in anti-static coating for PPE purposes
Hardware & electrical equipment
This places First Graphene in a unique position of being the only entity with regulatory approval to manufacture and sell graphene powders in Australia.
Hardware & electrical equipment
The company has a robust manufacturing platform based upon captive supply of high-purity raw materials and established graphene production capacity.
