Ann: FGR Secures Further Graphite Supplies from KGLL, page-81

Good to see some other companies headed in the same direction, in the senses that graphene is going to be a big market.
https://www.nanoxplore.ca/

Reading from this article https://www.moneymorning.com.au/20190619/the-new-graphene-boom-is-close.html The biggest hurdle is producing graphene in a larger size than is currently possible. Once this technology becomes available, The companies that are able to produce it at that size will lead us into the graphene revolution that we are all waiting for. I hope the good Dr. Andy Goodwin and the team at Manchester Uni are hard at work to solve this

While FGR and NanoXplore both seem to be focused on Graphene platelets, Judging by NanoXplore's price of $10K per ton, I would guess that it is of a low platelet size or possibly a different graphene product all together? I'm only taking a guess as it has been mentioned that the 2t order from Newgen was going to be worth $250,000 per ton.
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2018/07/17/1538246/0/en/NanoXplore-Announces-Positive-Feasibility-Study-for-its-10-000-Metric-Ton-year-Graphene-Production-Plant.html

Having watched a few of WG presentation videos, one of the key advantages he promotes is that the 97% Graphite used, which would give us a significant cost advantage over other manufactures. It would be interesting to see what prices and for what platelet size compared to other manufacturers.

Also judging by the news about graphene over the last year or so, companies just keep finding new ways to use this material, It would probably be very difficult to put an accurate number on estimated industry sale? Regardless I think it will be a big number

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