FIRST GRAPHENE WKN: A2ABY7 ISIN: AU000000FGR3 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

The board of FGR strongly believes that to be the leading graphene supplier, we must have the best technologies developed in collaboration with the best research partners, suppliers and customers. First Graphene is very pleased to join with the University of Manchester team at GEIC, establishing a presence in the UK for the first time. The strong focus of GEIC on industry collaboration is an important step in taking graphene applications into manufacturing, thereby accelerating the commercialisation path,” said Warwick Grigor, chairman of First Graphene.

First Graphene is one of the first three companies to sign-up with the GEIC as a ‘Tier One’ partners. We anticipate that Tier One partners are likely to be larger SMEs and multinationals with interests that span multiple application domains.”

FGR has joined the world’s leading Graphene Engineering & Innovation Centre (GEIC) at the University of Manchester, UK, to accelerate graphene technology development and the commercial adoption of FGR products. • The GEIC is a £60 million facility in the heart of the Advanced Materials Engineering campus and widely known as the “home of graphene”. It will drive the commercialisation of graphene and 2D materials and complements the existing £61 million National Graphene Institute, also at the University of Manchester. • The GEIC has a 8,400 m2 facility equipped with state-of-the-art application and engineering equipment which will enable graphene technology development in composites, batteries, building materials and membranes. It’s mode of operation is to develop collaborative projects between university researchers, graphene suppliers, formulators and end users. • FGR will now have access to the most advanced equipment and personnel on a collaborative basis, providing significant efficiencies and cost savings. FGR will utilise its membership of the GEIC to accelerate the development and commercialisation of industry leading products and build relationships with downstream partners and customers.

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Nach Einrichtung ihrer Graphenproduktionsstätte in Henderson ist FGRs Hauptfokus jetzt die Zusammenarbeit mit einer Anzahl von Herstellern in verschiedenen Branchen, um die Vorteile zu demonstrieren, die Graphen ihren Produktpaletten bieten kann. Dabei wird das von FGR standardmäßig produzierte Graphen verwendet und funktionalisiert, um die optimale Leistung in den Produkten der Kunden zu gewährleisten.

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ASX Announcement 25 June 2018 Extending Graphene Applications into the Mining Services Industry Highlights • MoU signed with newGen Group to develop grapheneenhanced polyurethane liners for use in mining equipment • newGen is a WA-based mining industry supplier, providing liners for the leading iron ore producers, including BHP, RIO and Fortescue • Adaptation of improved products is expected to lead to a strong growth curve for graphene-enhanced from the general mining industry Advanced materials company, First Graphene Limited (“FGR” or “the Company”) (ASX: FGR) is pleased to advise of a Memorandum of Understanding with newGen Group for the development of graphene enhanced products for the mining services industry. Background Having established its graphene production facility at Henderson, FGR’s primary focus now is working with a number of manufacturers in a range of industries to demonstrate the benefits that graphene can offer to their product ranges. This usually involves taking the standard graphene the FGR produces and functionalising it to ensure the optimum performance in the customers products. We have previously announced an agreement with a maritime services company to trial graphene in marine shipping cables and anti-fouling coatings. This most agreement involves adding graphene to polyurethane liners and ground engaging tools used in the mining industry. The Project Equipment used in the mining industry is frequently modified with the installation of polyurethane liners to protect them from excessive abrasion, and these liners need to be replaced at regular intervals. The life of these liners is typically six months in, for example, the iron ore industry. It is believed the addition of graphene to the liners will significantly reduce the wear factor, thereby extending the lives of the liners and providing useful cost savings in materials and labour. newGen currently supplies the leading iron ore miners in WA with liners, including companies such as BHP Iron Ore, Rio Tino and Fortescue. We expect that successful development of a new product range will lead to more extensive adoption of graphene enhanced products throughout the larger field of mining and mineral processing equipment.

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Advanced materials company, First Graphene Limited (“FGR” or “the Company”) (ASX: FGR) is pleased to announce the launch of its 50%- owned associate company, 2D Fluidics Pty Ltd, in collaboration with Flinders University’s newly named Flinders Institute for NanoScale Science and Technology. The initial objective of 2D Fluidics will be the commercialisation of the Vortex Fluidic Device (VFD), invented by the Flinders Institute for NanoScale Science and Technology’s Professor Colin Raston. The VFD enables new approaches to producing a wide range of materials such as graphene and sliced carbon nanotubes, with the bonus of not needing to use harsh or toxic chemicals in the manufacturing process (which is required for conventional graphene and shortened carbon nanotube production).This clean processing breakthrough will also greatly reduce the cost and improve the efficiency of manufacturing these new high quality super-strength carbon materials. The key intellectual property used by 2D Fluidics comprises two patents around the production of carbon nanomaterials, assigned by Flinders University