If their statements in regards to the yield and production capacity are true there is not much to do ;-) I also wonder that in the 7news video as well as in the last photo where they shipped 300kg of graphene there are always many pallets in the background ready for shipping. but if we check the revenue - no spike...
anyways looks like they are gaining tracktion in case of concrete (much faster than I thought) and I really hope that they are able to close some contracts, boosting the volume into the three digits tpa. as they have 8m on the hand they would be able to expand production easily...
Mike Ogle may bring a contract with C&O Concrete by this year and maybe they can also ink an deal with Holcim NZ. Which would make sense in regards to:
f1bfb70914e6385669f77ea57c42e2f4 (sharelinktechnologies.com),
Holcim Announces New Low Carbon Cement Replacement Facility | Holcim New Zealand Ltd. One of the involved players " Breedon Cement Ltd", has a production capacity of over 2m tonnes of cement per year. This company alone would nearly outstrip the theoretical production capacity of FGR.
Maybe 2022 is the year FGR finally translates its potential into reality.
