Ann: New Route to Hydrogen and Graphene-Based Battery Materials F, page-45

With all due respect -- we specialise in graphene composities and are working with end-users to bring them on to the market as well as our other team ups working on various projects hoping to create a superior product that will break through on the marketplace.

I think it is disingenious to imply we are just constantly searching and getting nowhere.. more realistically.. we now have many clients in various industry that have all indentified that Graphene may improve there product / service and are prepared to work with FGR to trail it.

If you consider our business model like Dupont or Salt... we will be making money being in everything. And as such completely disagree. FGR is completely correct to say yes to all who want to improve there business model by using our graphene.. the fact that it is from so many walks of life is very bullish and suggests to me the comparison to DUPONT maybe not such a bad one.

I see lots of potential partners as a very good sign for our future. I dont think you understand what FGR is trying to accommplish on the way to being a billion dollar company but testing our graphene and eventual sales with many clients IMO is exactly what we should be doing.

Please explain how specialising in an industry or not doing what you seem to be agreeing with Nunga about could be anything other than restricting our business model and limiting opportunity. I suppose you think we should put all our eggs in one basket and do nothing anywhere else? Why, when we can hedge our bets and (most likely IMO) be successful across a range of sectors and products and expand far beyond what many ASX investors ever imagined.

The only pain i am feeling here is the SP comparison as i like many almost choose TLG many moons back (3+) and most my equity is in precious metals stocks fortunately.. yet i understand with all the smoke in FGR kitchen that one of our many many many team ups will result in a decent sale, i think its safe to assume we have a catalog of clients with the majority VERY HAPPY with how graphene from FGR is improving there product.

Lets not confuse a poorly performing share price with a bad business model or a poor chance of success. Yes to the first but a big fat no from me to the second and third.. i am very positive here.. just a matter of time before FGR goes next level. Bears will soon be Alaska again and no where to be seen on the FGR thread.