Nanoxplore are targeting Carbon blacks market, where they are intending to use their graphene in tyres.
Nothing wrong with this business plan, they are yet to disclose any test results of the benefits of their graphene,
I don't believe they have any of their planned production sold or have any offtakes for the supply.
All of Nanoxplores revenues come from their existing plastics businesses.
Did you read the UoM research paper that I put up the other day, where they tested different types of graphene in SC,
Nanoxplores graphene is liquid exfoliated graphene, LEG was the worst-performing graphene in SC's, offering 50% the capacity to Electrochemical exfoliation,
Like Nano, FGR is in a similar situation, we have been told that we have customers lined up ready to use PureGRAPH, we also have 2 significant companies that are looking at long term supply, the only issue both companies have (like all graphene companies) no one is selling this wonder material in bulk.
