Ann: New Route to Hydrogen and Graphene-Based Battery Materials F, page-4

A very positive and left field announcement. Something tells me that FGR are looking at a new source for their feedstock and that this Company has potential technology to provide not only graphene source feedstock at a more cost effective and more widely available resource than Sri Lankan mined graphite, with a benefit of Hydrogen production by product. Long way to go, but with the best Uni in Graphene research behind them, this can only be viewed as a positive step in FGR's development.

Having cracked the ability to provide consistency of product size which has been found to be essential for commercial purposes, they are going to have to be very sure this new process can replicate that at commercial scale before this brings in money so, a lot of research still to be done. Government backing always helps though and the UK the place to be doing this. The stockpiling of feedstocks they already have may be all they ever need if this project moves fast enough. Very interesting