Good Morning Tamborine, I didn't say it was poor, with some...

Good Morning Tamborine,

I didn't say it was poor, with some improvements it would a very good document,

My only other complaint was regarding the patents.

In 2017 were 13,371 patent filings about graphene (ResearchandMarkets), with about two-thirds from Asia. Applications are numerous and include graphene used as an additive to improve performance and efficiency of various materials and substances.

The following charts, I believe gives a better understanding of the amount of research and development that has been completed on graphene by Universities and companies,
IMO graphene has already seen its peak in research by all of the major countries, (chart 2),





https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/10/12/4800
https://www.nixor.co.uk/latest-data-shows-astonishing-rate-of-progress-in-the-field-of-graphene/


IMO, graphene has completed its research stage, we are now at the start of the next S curve - commercialisation. First Graphene is well positioned in Australia and Europe with its regulatory approvals, being a Tier one partner at GEIC, FGR has already proven its graphene manufacturing method is scalable and can consistently produce its graphene to its specification, we have an industrial production facility and more importantly, FGR has demonstrated it graphene provides real-life benefits.