Questions on FGR November 2018 AGM, page-23

whats going on here?

Let the Chart  sling a hammock at 16 Cent. Why not? I think no need to worry right now (at 16 Cent).

So you wanna more Information on developing IP? Really? Have a look at the best Battery:

Best Battery

http://www.swinburne.edu.au/news/la...urne-makes-batteries-safe-and-sustainable.php

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The seeds of the BEST project were sown in 2015, with a $375,000 Australian Research Council Discovery Project ​

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It looks like a lot of Projects of FGR are done with the ARC. It looks like the Graphene Flagship in Europe. So did you look at the ARC page?

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Kieran Harford, of Kremford Pty Ltd, thinks that step is very close. “We’re pretty sure we can handmake a prototype within eight weeks,” Mr Harford says. “But we need to be able to make it commercially.” ​

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“Warwick Grigor of Far East Capital has just raised $3.5 million for FGR, $2 million of which is earmarked for this project,” Mr Harford says. “We’ll be working with Baohua to make the prototype over a two-year period.” ​

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Over a two year period. The article is

Wednesday 7 June 2017​

, so what?

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Kremford’s electronics expertise will be key to the project. “Kremford has some ideas how to automate the process. It’s early days yet, but we believe we can set up world-class manufacturing plants in Australia rather than off shore,” Mr Harford says.
Further investment will be needed a few years down the track, but Mr Harford says battery and storage device businesses, or electronics and related industries, will be keen to get on board………..
Kremfords electronics expertise will be key to the project. It is hard to find good Infos about Kremfords elctronic expertise on the Inet as I am from Germany, can anyone help me here?

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ARC
http://www.arc.gov.au/working-partners[/BCOLOR]
http://www.arc.gov.au/fact-sheet-international-research-collaboration[/BCOLOR]

It would be nice to know in which Projects FGR is directly or indirectly involved. This one ?
https://www.thewaite.org/graphene-promise-for-more-efficient-fertilisers/[/BCOLOR]
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It is a collaboration between the University of Adelaide’s Fertiliser Technology Research Centre and the University’s Australian Research Council Research Hub for Graphene Enabled Industry Transformation.​

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The Fertiliser Technology Research Centre was established in 2007 in partnership with The Mosaic Company, the world’s largest combined producer of phosphate and potash, to develop and evaluate more efficient fertiliser products. A new five-year, $8.5 million partnership agreement was reached with The Mosaic Company in 2015. Mosaic has an option to license the new technology and is further examining the use of graphene-based materials in fertilisers.
“This decade-long partnership is testament to the University’s strength in this area of research and our success in partnering with industry for research translation that benefits the wider community,” says Professor Mike Brooks, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research. “Combining plant research with our new Graphene Research Hub is a great example of how the University assembles interdisciplinary teams to deliver innovation solutions for industry.”...

You can find that News in Europe too:
https://www.agchemigroup.eu/en/blog/post/fertilizer-applied-graphene-more-effective[/BCOLOR]

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It would be nice to know more about the Projekts FGR is involved. WG said 20 to 30 Projects. Without any more Information it isnt helpful to suggest what FGR Management should / have to do.

Who is the Partner on Fire Stop or Engage Coating, or are those pure IP?

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Anyway, i like these beer jug with a hammock chart, the FGR Version of Cup with handle...,

Have a nice day

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