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Dumont, Black Swan Graphene Interesting News Is Out

[1student]

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1sstudent

·6 min. ago

SoundGuy2021,

As expected, there is news out once again at Black Swan Graphene. I expect a follow-up news release from SWAN regarding the very names of the partners and capital financiers of that 9,878 tpa Black Swan Graphene process manufacturing facility build.
Which company, either SWAN or NanoXplore, will be first to name the names of their respective partnering and capital provisioning globally recognizable chemicals company**?**

This following excerpted portion is quite interesting. I wonder what you and others think it means for NanoXplore going forward?

" Hubron and Black Swan are also working with the polymer matrix of a world-leading industrial polymer manufacturer, which launched an aggressive initiative to develop plastic materials for electric vehicles aimed at reduced weight, expand design freedom, reduce complexity, enhance thermal management, and reduce environmental impact. The development program resulted thus far in a 20% improvement in tensile strength, based on a loading ratio of only 0.2%."
Robert Laurent, Technical Director at Hubron, commented: "These results further add weight to the potential benefits of incorporating graphene materials into thermoplastics. A 30% impact resistance improvement is exciting, and we are looking to expand these trials into commercial applications. We are also able to fine-tune compound properties to deliver customer specific solutions.As expected, there is news out once again at Black Swan Graphene. I expect a follow-up news release from SWAN regarding the very names of the partners and capital financiers of that 9,878 tpa Black Swan Graphene process manufacturing facility build.

As expected, there is news out once again at Black Swan Graphene.
I expect a follow-up news release from SWAN regarding the very names of the partners and capital financiers of that 9,878 tpa Black Swan Graphene process manufacturing facility build.
Which company, either SWAN or NanoXplore, will be first to name the names of their respective partnering and capital provisioning globally recognizable chemicals company**?**

This following excerpted portion is quite interesting. I wonder what you and others think it means for NanoXplore going forward?

" Hubron and Black Swan are also working with the polymer matrix of a world-leading industrial polymer manufacturer, which launched an aggressive initiative to develop plastic materials for electric vehicles aimed at reduced weight, expand design freedom, reduce complexity, enhance thermal management, and reduce environmental impact. The development program resulted thus far in a 20% improvement in tensile strength, based on a loading ratio of only 0.2%."

Robert Laurent, Technical Director at Hubron, commented: "These results further add weight to the potential benefits of incorporating graphene materials into thermoplastics. A 30% impact resistance improvement is exciting, and we are looking to expand these trials into commercial applications. We are also able to fine-tune compound properties to deliver customer specific solutions."

[Dumont]

Hi 1Student: Seems to me that Black Swan is still a couple of years behind Nanoxplore as far as being a supplier of cost competitive large volme graphene. I cannot speak to the various technical advantages in plastic and other applications, but given Soroush's approach which seems to be partnering with capable parties in any area he considers graphene can change the  industrial landscape

[1student]

Dumont, I agree that Black Swan Graphene has it's first strategic corporate development investment growth cycle straight ahead of it. I also uderstand that NanoXplore is now in the second five year strategic business development investment cycle and would present to most as being well advanced in successfully achieving numerous milestones with respect to graphene powder prodcution and

[Dumont]

Hi 1Student. Gone awfully quiet again on the Nano/Voltaxplore front, but lots of chatter from NMG/Black Swan/Mason, Group/ what have you confused ownership thingy/ consortium? The only result to date is that none of their share prices appear to have improved. As I see things, Nanoxplore has an operating plant producing lowest cost graphene available that is pretty much operating at capacity now

[1student]

Dumont, The confusing consortium, as you call it, only really has one pivotal and now Canadian and North American graphite champion at the centre of it all, Nouveau Monde Graphite. The Quebec Government pretty much told those UK and United Arab Emirates partnering corporations to keep their eye on the prize, NOU.V, and to forget about trying to purchase the Lac Gueret graphite property from

[Directvoice]

Is a partnership between Nanoxplore and Black Swan within the realm of possibility? Given Nanoxplore’s capability to produce graphene at a lower cost, and Black Swan’s valuable intellectual property - not to mention their capacity through Tomas Swan to incorporate it into concrete and distribute it to their British construction partners - such a collaboration could be a strategic match made in

[1student]

Directvoice, Ding! Ding! Ding! Give Directvoice the prize. Although, I have to say and you would do well to recognize it is abundantly clear that I have been diligently seeking to provide the specific breadcrumbs, if you will, to follow to such a prize this whole time. I knew somebody intellectually enlightened or sufficiently informed would eventually show themselves in also arriving at my own

[1student]

By the way, I don't expect it would be NanoXplore that necessarily requires Thomas Swan & Co's intellectual property/trade secrets nor the Nationwide Engineering Group, Manchester University "GEIC" and Thomas Swan & Co jointly collaborated upon graphene enhanced concrete additive product. Although, I do have to point out it does appear as though Thomas Swan & Co