Ann: Quarterly Activities/Appendix 4C Cash Flow Report, page-5

Decent sales would be highly useful. Yes "It will be interesting to see how quickly these concrete developments move into commercial sales."

Not only commercial sales, but significant company making sales would be nice to have.

This remark "The best admixture level was found to be between 0.02 and 0.1% of PureGRAPH® 50" makes you realise just how many tonnes of concrete are required to make a decent amount of money before being a company maker.

A $5m revenue requires, based on a graphene sold at 150k/tonne, and 0.05% (midway of the range above) is the Devils number 66,666 tonnes.
Before FGR makes beaucoup dollars, there will need to be significant increase in infrastructure project demand. Are we seeing that anywhere?

Seems to me that FGR will continue to be reliant on the kindness of strangers for some time yet.

While a raft of opportunities are presented, graphene's Achilles heel is that while it has great benefit "a little goes a long way." Back in the day, graphene was hype versus reality i.e. a solution for all that manifests itself, but we see that reality won. A wonderful thing but not a barn burner of a cash cow, at least not any time soon. Back to sleep.