Ann: EdenCrete Project - US Update, page-79

Thank-you Smooge and Evidence for your references to the 2011 material from Eden. I did not realise that the process had produced lower defect MWCNT than the industrial MWCNT originally obtained. However they don't make it clear which type is used in the Edencrete admixture. But the ability to produce low defect CNT does add to the value of the process, maybe considerably. The holy grail however is to economically produce low defect, high grade single wall CNT and to disperse that in a plastic coating or paint. Whoever achieves that makes a fortune.

Of interest is another document from 2014 which gives  a bit more info, and suggests that the current reactor capacity of 40 tons pa is envisaged to provide sufficient income to allow expansion of the production.

http://www.edenenergy.com.au/pdfs/3a532064cfa2874c6be4cf02b34675ba.pdf

That being the case, further capital raising is not essential to progress.