I own both Talga and FOR. I believe they are both good companies. FGR graphene would appear to be higher quality but Talga would appear to have more advanced functualisation and dispersion technology. Being with GEIC should help FOR in these areas. However the total production of Sri Lankin graphite per year is 5000 tonnes. This in time as the graphene market matures will be a significant speed hump for FOR as there graphene production technology appears to only work for Sri Lankin graphite.
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