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22/05/22

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Originally posted by DEP: ↑

Hi spid81,
Thanks for your exceptional and considered response. greatly appreciated.

I was aware, and had read, the May 2022 Investor presentation, and it was party because of that, and the other FGR releases re cement and concrete applications that I was confused with this Concretene product being promoted by Nationwide Engineering. Their blurb certainly implies that they are actively commercialising it, and the fact that it has been jointly developed with UoM/GEIC implies to me, perhaps erroneously, that the developers had access to the same IP as used by FGR.
On the NE website, they state re concretene:

"This project has been funded by Innovate UK and the European Regional Development Fund’s Bridging the Gap programme as a joint venture between Nationwide Engineering, The University of Manchester’s Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC) and Department of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering (MACE)."

I confess I have never worked out how the UoM/GEIC set up actually works with several commercial partners, and I would like to be assured that our commercial interests are being properly protected. It may well be that NE does have a good product that works well at the R&D scale
But they lack to resources/facilities to reach commercial scale. I wonder if FGR and NE are in communication re supply - they seem to be active in the UK market and are promoting the product through their website and by requesting email enquiries to [email protected]

Perhaps I should drop FGR an email for clarification.

Thanks again for information.

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Mike (the CEO) is fantastic with shareholder engagements. he will be able to clarify any comments I have made and provide you with further information as to why FGR is developing its own IP with the additive companies rather than using UoM's IP.

I know FGR can produce the specification graphene required by UoM and I am fairly certain they have tested and approved Puregraph.

FGR Price at posting: 15.5¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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