CEO Interview on Graphene's Potential A recent article/CEO interview from [paid promotional message] goes over some of the key advantages for $GMG.V as both a graphene and battery producer in the green-tech revolution. I’ll list some of the key points below to summarize the article.
- They already have the Thermal-XR brand rights in a market worth $26B with lubricant (a $14B market) on the way as they continue their research.
- Collaboration with the University of Queensland to create graphene batteries that can charge up to 70x faster, have 3x more life, and are greener since they don't require heavily mined rare earth metals.
- Additionally, $GMG.V already has partners ready for mass production, including Rio Tinto, Bosch, and Wood.
- Their in-house graphene production helps them vertically integrate and lower costs, especially when they’re planning on scaling up production shortly (coin cell production expected next year and pouch cells in 2024).
- Estimates of the clean energy storage market hover near $100B, with projections for it to reach $300B by 2030.
Check out the full read here: https://www.paidpromotionalmessages.com/companies/news/993335/graphene-manufacturing-group-s-technology-means-it-can-produce-super-material-graphene-from-low-cost-natural-gas-993335.html
Also, considering that graphene batteries are far easier to dispose of and don't have the same environmental effect as lithium-ion batteries if improperly disposed of, the entire lifecycle of graphene batteries holds far greener implications than lithium-ion. Additionally, with $GMG.V’s valuation hitting a multi-month low and production just over the horizon, there could be an interesting entry point at these levels.