Hi spid,
Yes FlexeGRAPH look very much one to watch,
With potentially marvellous benefits for FGR.
I talked with FlexeGRAPH founder Shannon Notley earlier this month for an hour.
Shannon had a great visit & meeting in their new Canberra facilities with WG earlier that day.
And the Graphene Revolution seems a small world for the high end graphene specialist as Shannon knows & chats with our AG.
It appears FlexeGRAPH will be promoting PureGRAPH5 as their source material soon.
Apparently the basic FlexeGRAPH graphene dispersion (from PureGRAPH) seems the most sought after FlexeGRAPH product at present from EV to HPC.
And before this year end FlexeGRAPH are intent to fulfil 3 separate/different formula orders for 80L, 100L and 200L & the 1000L batch is happening early 2019 I believe.
Shannon advised me that revenue is already incoming to FlexeGRAPH ~
As FlexeGRAPH sell their samples & do not give them away.
A tough lesson that FGR seemed to have learned for your WG post today spid.
FlexeGRAPH EV cooling is proving faster charging times & results will be published in about six months.
My take is to expect increased battery life also.
I also believe that FlexeGRAPH & FGR will have a 'more involved future' together.
A win/win/win I trust for FlexeGRAPH and we FGR shareholders.
Ohh ~ for the record I can't confirm BMW as being mentioned
Though Volvo apparently have already built a concept car with FlexeGRAPH tech on board and it is in production testing now.
William are also interested and apparently bridging from F1 to building EV's for 'multiple companies & their supply chains' with FlexeGRAPH products on board.
BASF have been sniffing about and I trust WG is 'ahead of the pack' for FGR's & our interests.
I am welcome to visit the FlexeGRAPH facility when I am in Canberra next February & if I can, I shall update my fellow FGR SH's as appropriate.
I trust I have not broken and NDA's on the above or cross promoted unreasonably.
If so, I shall delete this posting as I understand such.
All in all it looks a Very Exciting time to be an FGR Shareholder
Cheers,
Greg.
