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NanoXplore had it's graphene EPA certified by the US, my question is for everyone here- Does Graphene need to be certified in the US for a company to sell it's product in the US or globally?
I have watched a interview where companies have market their product as graphite which bypasses the EPA process for a product to be used.
Would like more information about this if someone can provide.
Thanks,
Barry
Thomas Swan is a family owned business, founded in 1926. They specialize in manufacturing chemicals and I believe they have contract to supply graphene to Johnson Matthey PLC for their batteries business
I would like to open a new thread, asking investors to detail their recommended or favorite graphene stocks as of June 2021.
UK-based planarTECH has launched an equity crowdfunding campaign at on Seedrs, as part of Graphene-Info's Graphene Crowdfunding Arena. planarTECH aims to expand its current business and also initiate new graphene endeavors. Investors are now able to participate in this financing round!
Hi from Windsor, Ontario
Do you remember the very exciting announcement that SAAB aerospace had secured a patent for the heating of aircraft surfaces during winter operations by using the Graphene enhanced paint. I have invested in SAAB and have been rewarded with profits, however I also wanted to find out whatever happened to the development of the Graphene injected paint to allow current to flow through the paint and as such heat the aircraft surfaces. I called SAAB in Sweden but could not find anyone at SAAB who could give me an answer.
Good morning from Windsor, Canada.
I have been following Graphene for a few years now and have investments in Graphene companies such as Haydale and Zenyata. Anyone following these companies will see that I am taking a beating at the moment, however I am very optimistic about the future of these companies once true commercialisation of Graphene is taking place.
Hello,
Relatively new listener, first time caller...
I am deeply impressed by the physical properties of graphene and anticipate great things for the material as the technology develops and matures.
To that end, I am educating myself in preparation for beginning some investments with an eye towards growth.
Can anyone recommend a trading platform that allows for trades in the various markets in which the multiple graphene companies exist? E.g., Scottrade allows trading on the US and Canadian markets, but not Australia or Europe.
Directa Plus, a producer and supplier of graphene-based products for use in consumer and industrial markets, reported its financial results for 2016. Revenues increased by 89% compared to 2015 - up from €390,000 to €740,000. Loss after tax in 2016 climbed to €4.1 million from €1.7 million in 2015.
Directa, however, warns that it expects a "significant" reduction in revenues in 2017...
UK-based Haydale announced its unaudited results for the six months ended 31 December 2016, or H1 FY2016. Total income was £1.5 million (up 90% from H1 2015) and the loss was £2.4 million (up from £1.9 million in H1 2015):
XG Sciences, a supplier of graphene nanoplatelets and value-added products containing graphene nanoplatelets, recently announced that it has closed an agreement with The Dow Chemical Company for up to a $10 million senior credit facility.