A Technical Analysis on TLG, page-696

Hi Wasa,

FGR graphene isn't limited to any part of the globe, Talga's would be more suited for Europe,

FGR have 2 methods of "just in time production" you simply build a factory like they have in WA for around $1mil AUD to produce 90-100tpa of graphene, FGR can ship there SL feed to any country to be converted into graphene, Or they could use VFD to convert any other companies graphite into graphene.

What is the benefit of just in time production ?

I am sure if you asked most shareholders of FGR no one will be able to tell you, It has a few benefits.

It provides a more pristine quality - Graphene has a limited life (around 6 months)
cuts down on transport, - no company talks about the volume of graphene / weight, I guess this is because most companies have a very limited graphene production ability.

Applynano have there graphene quoted - 1m3 of graphene = 10kgs,


FGR have quoted this in there capability statement, Page 13

"If the graphene was in powder form you would find that the swell factor is enormous, with graphene having a specific gravity of around 0.008 i.e. a 20 foot shipping container could only house approximately 250 kilograms of graphene, whereas the same container could hold 20 tonnes of graphite."

A 20 foot shipping contain has the volume of 39 m3 / 25o kgs = 1 m3 = 6.5kgs