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Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd (GMG)

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-30% in one month, what happens here
Benefits of graphene aluminum battery are many. Lithium @ $1, 480 per ton, graphene @ $400 per ton, graphene recharge rate is many times faster than lithium or sodium and is life ss harsh environmentally. Graphene is lighter and replacement costs for lithium is @ 7k and graphene $1400 compared to the 4860. Musk is excited and keenly interested a shift to graphene and away from lithium. What's not to like?
Definite buy. This company's trade secret process is producing high-quality graphene for batteries, lubricants and heat transfers with their industry-revolutionizing potential via G+Al batteries at the cusp of realization. Furthermore, their recent $5M bought deal will help attract larger investments from potential partners with suitable use cases.
GMG has gained regulatory approval to scale up production of its high-quality graphene from natural gas, including innovative graphene+aluminum batteries. These advanced batteries could compete with lithium batteries, offering significant market opportunities for mobile, transport, and renewable energy storage industries. GMG's approval for scale manufacturing at its Brisbane site marks a critical step in the company's growth plan.
Not only are the graphene batteries better performance wise, they're also better for the environment. Once we get some sales going here with the recent approval, there's going to be a lot of upside.
Solid push since the regulatory approval, could see continued momentum as the revenue starts to trickle in. Love the continued developments here.
New 6-minute documentary airing on cable tv networks like Fox Business, CNN, CNBC, TLC, Discovery and more that raises awareness on Graphene as a superior conductor that’s being revolutionized by Graphene Manufacturing Group. This doc is a great piece that delivers the message that GMG has developed a cost-effective process for mass production and are discovering new uses for it like their advanced batteries.
Graphene Manufacturing looks to be sitting in an oversold territory currently and it’s certainly an opportunity to watch for a bounce as the last few times here the bounces were very decent. Either way I’m still feeling generally positive about this long hold with no negative news to speak of, and still executing against their timelines with significant revenue generators in their hopper including commercialization, Thermal-XR and the compelling business case with their G lubricant.
Graphene Manufacturing Group announces the closing of their previously announced bought deal agreement raising gross total gross proceeds of $5.7M. I think this is great news as they secure additional funding to accelerate their fulsome pipeline addressing their continued areas of focus including the commercialization of their G+Al coin cell pouch.
Graphene Manufacturing Group with the news that they’ve filed amended audited financial statements for the period ending June 30,2022 and 2021. The updated filing reflects that the statements have been audited in accordance with Canadian auditing standards required by NI 52-107 with no other changes made. Lots of good info from the MD&A - discussing business highlights from the company’s four main areas of continued focus including: CX/Industry engagement for potential battery development, their G+Al battery development center, revenue from thermal-XR, improved and scaling G+Al battery grade graphene production which is blending advanced production capability to produce both Thermal XR and their G Lubricant.
Graphene Manufacturing Group announces a rare bought deal of 1.8M units for a guaranteed financing of ~$5M. Win/Win when it comes to securing guaranteed financing for the company’s coin cell development moving into the next stage and their graphene expansion with the new warehouse with minimal dilution.
7.7% US inflation data was far better than expected causing a lot of confidence to return to the market with more investors adjusting their expectations to a 50-point increase rather than 75. Solid volume, and with the recent $5M raise and battery improvements, there's a lot to look out for going into 2023.
It’s always important for a company to have a good cash position when looking to scale. And with GMG nearing the completion of their graphene cells, manufacturing and distribution scaling is just around the corner. Therefore, they just announced a $5M bought deal unit offering from Eight Capital to size up their cash position in preparation for future developments. Additionally, Eight Capital wouldn't invest $5M if they didn't do extensive due diligence, so I'll be looking forward to seeing how they're able to leverage the cash for growth.
Graphene Manufacturing Group is hosting their annual shareholders meeting virtually this year on 11/24 at 2PM PT. Shareholders will have the chance to vote on topics including director elections for ensuing year, appointing BDO Audit Pty as company’s auditors, their 10% rolling stock option plan, company’s share incentive plan, and any other updates that may come up between then. Meeting materials are available on the GMG Investor page.
Graphene Manufacturing's annual shareholder meeting is held virtually on Thursday November 24 at 2 PM PT. Hosting virtually will provide equal opportunity to all shareholders to vote online regardless of geography. Check GMG's investor section for the meeting materials.
Australia’s new “Advanced Materials and Battery Council” has just launched with GMG as a founding member - growing their list of government associations. This is a strong positioning opportunity for GMG to be part of the State of Queensland’s Energy roadmap and other Australian energy initiatives.
Graphene Manufacturing Group has invented a replacement to lithium ion batteries that charges 70 times faster, three-fold battery life increase, and is less harmful to the environment. This is critical as the volumes of batteries required to decarbonize the global economy are muddy at best and GMG’s graphene aluminum ion battery would be part of the solution. Furthermore, GMG has a competitive advantage with their proprietary process to affordably produce graphene for their batteries. Video on YouTube titled:Why This Graphene Battery BREAKTHROUGH Will Win The EV Battery Race!!
GMG's batteries are among the best out of all graphene batteries in development with the new update. With the vertical integration from producing their own graphene methane, their costs can stay low alongside high supply chain resilience. Definitely an interesting play considering the current valuation and future potential as they close in on manufacturing.
Following the recent update to GMG’s G+Al battery performance (reporting 93% increase in energy density), they have also released a new video demonstrating their Coin Cell prototype’s fast charging speed - in this video it shows the cell pouch can be charged with 3.74 volts after only 2 minutes of charging.Video on YouTube titled: Coin Cell Prototype Fast Charging Demonstration (October 2022)
Graphene Manufacturing Group provides an update to their G+Al battery performance reporting a 93% increase (from last update in June 2021) in energy density to 290-310 Wh/kg. Many more highlights on the significant battery performance, and production of Cell, pouch and graphene production in the full release.
Lithium prices continue to hit new highs, it's only increasing the use case for graphene batteries as they'll be far less susceptible to volatility/supply challenges in the lithium market and won't need to utilize as many rare-earth metals while being more eco-friendly to produce at the same time.
It’s official - GMG completes acquisition of the manufacturing IP and brand rights of THERMAL-XR. Expecting this to be one of their most immediate forms of revenue as they ramp up production and expansion plans continuing to de-risk the commercial scale up of their technologies.
The entire process for GMG's graphene batteries is cost-effective and eco-friendly. For example, there is no mining as they directly convert natural gas, no rare-earth metals are needed, and they're easily disposable and won't have the same chemical impacts as lithium-ion cells that are left in landfills. With production plans in 2023 for the coin cells, we should begin to see some significant revenue growth.
I’ve been thinking about GMG’s tech and their top secret production process. It’s seriously significant because competitors are still using the costly process of making graphene from graphite. Furthermore, the benefits of GMG’s G+Al batteries are lengthy - charging faster, lasting longer, better for the environment and a near-to-zero emissions product.
If GMG is able to secure just 1% of the battery market, that would easily give them a valuation of $1B+. Considering that lithium-ion demand is going to require a ton of new mines to satisfy future demand, coupled with the environmental impacts and elevated prices, there is definitely a ton of industries I can see utilizing graphene rather than lithium in the near future.
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