NanoXplore Inc T.GRA

Graphene laden Maple Syrup coating on Tesla e-canoes

[s2000duck]

Out of the fluid box thinking to be proposed soon to offset US tarrifs on Graphene import.

Seriously: I see a lot of preemptive portfolio adjustments on canadian stocks ....

[1student]

s2000duck, I get your point; and yet, we both understand that NanoXplore already has it's U.S. operations in place and expanding now at as fast a rate as humanly possible, with a 4,00 0tpa graphene process manufacturing module planned to be in place as part of the company's "Graphene BlackTM" enhanced composite products comprising U.S. manufacturing footprint. Made In

[s2000duck]

One would expect the Q ending december would have seen a little boost in sales if US based customers intended to stockpile graphene in view of a 25% hike in cost this quarter. As for their Newton plant...the expansion is for plastics and composite material, so graphene itself still comes from Canada and they would therefore pass on the tarriff costs onto their customers in the US  or

[1student]

s2000duck, You satsted "One would expect the Q ending december would have seen a little boost in sales if US based customers intended to stockpile graphene in view of a 25% hike in cost this quarter".  Sure. That would be a reasonable expectation on your part. You also stated "As for their Newton plant...the expansion is for plastics and composite material, so graphene