GCM THE NEXT IPX - FROM THE SAME PEOPLE WHO STARTED IPX

US institutional broker sent me this– who got me early into IPX

GCM have recently acquired some truly record breaking and revolutionary industrial technology - totally changing the way high quality and potentially military grade graphite/graphene can be produced.

If we take a look at the early backers/shareholders of IPX - they are near identical to the backers and shareholders of GCM currently. Coincidence? I think not. In fact the current backers of GCM introduced IPX to the asx vehicle back then when it was called TAO. It seems like they are going to replicate their success over there to GCM. Instead of titanium it is graphite where the market applications and total market size totally exceed other markets by a long shot.

GCM is on the front seat of disrupting a 860 billion industry and could exceed to $2T

It does not take the average joe 40+ hours of research to realise what we have is truly unique - and the deal terms GCM have structured are second to none. Nothing paid until revenue or money starts pouring in. That shows you how confident the inventor of the technology is.

GCM is targeting commercialisation 2025

Since we are industrial tech, we are valued on future revenue stream potential, and if our pilot plant stacks up which it already has prior in a lab meaning it should stack up on a pilot plant scale - we could be valued in the billions with a marketable product to actually sell. We can produce high quality graphite blocks with a much shorter duration and a fraction of the cost - and saving lots of carbon emissions during the process which is key and pivotal to this industry.

GCM truly has "blue sky" upside here and already significantly derisked from previous groundbreaking results.

This is not a complicated process - all the hard part in refining the technology has been done, now we just do it on a much larger scale which may seem difficult to achieve but upscaling is not actually that hard once we have the processes in place which it seems like they do. This is not an expensive "ramp up" also.

For these reasons we are in and will keep on buying on weakness.