Graphene: Current research and development, page-391

Hi Tylermax.

I am not banking on the cavitation method (petroleum to graphitic material) until after the company has successfully developed the pilot plant with a third party. Without knowing its yield of graphite/graphene and the properties (thickness, lateral size, defects, ect) we don't know what the graphene will be suitable for.
It is also my understand FGR's development on concrete requires a 50+ micro platelet to achieve the significant gains in strength and flexibility.

At best FGR could possibly get access to maybe 1000 to 2000 tonnes a year. That would be a good money earner, but hardly a company maker.

I have a completely different view on this being a company maker.
1,000 tonnes a year at $250k per tonne = Revenue of $250 mil
1,000 tonnes a year at $200k per tonne = Revenue of $200 mil
1,000 tonnes a year at $150k per tonne = Revenue of $150 mil


Before our good friend Jumpstart joins in, I see $150k+ AUD as being a realistic future price, due to the companies new focus on selling masterbatches and additives rather than selling graphene powder.
Before we get ahead of ourselves with future volumes and revenues, we still need to reach break even and have industry adopt our graphene products.