A Better, More Efficient Battery Investor confidence is back with the recent US inflation data. Rather than the usual 75 basis point rate hike, investors are adjusting their expectations more toward 50 points instead. The reading of 7.7% for October is beginning to show that supply chain challenges and demand is beginning to ease off as the world adjusts to the new normal. This rate hike is especially beneficial for smaller companies as one of the main reasons for the big selloff on the market was due to uncertainty with inflation and rates. So with investor confidence finally coming back, we should see some money return to the small-cap market.
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Considering small-cap companies, $GMG.V is a company that holds a lot of potential due to their research into graphene batteries. More recently, the company released updated performance statistics in collaboration with the University of Queensland, and it looks promising.
- 93% energy density increase to 290-310 Wh/kg.
- Power density has also increased by 33% to around 9,350 W/kg.
- Moreover, the cells can be fully recharged in just 3 minutes.
- Can last for 3 times more charging cycles compared to a traditional L-Ion battery
These results far outpace competitors such as Stanford’s attempts at creating graphene batteries. And with $GMG.V’s vertical integration with the proprietary graphene production method in addition to the recent $5M bought deal financing, things are starting to look good at these levels. As they continue to prepare for graphene battery cell production, keep a close eye out for continued developments.