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First Graphene Experiences Significant Share Price Growth of over 60% since December
- Published December 13, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- FGR has experienced share price growth by 61.1% since becoming a client of WI in December.
- Opened Australia’s largest Commercial Graphene Facility at Henderson W.A.
- Despatched its first graphene shipment from the Henderson facility
- Was granted $1.5m funding in the 4th Cooperative Research Centres Project Funding Round by the Federal Government
- Tier 1 Corporate partner with the University of Adelaide in ARC Hub: Graphene Enabled Industry Transformation
- Progressed development on graphene-based fires retardant, graphene-enhanced polymers and graphene oxide supercapacitor.
About First Graphene Limited (ASX: FGR)
First Graphene is an advanced materials company seeking to position itself in the lowest cost quartile of global graphene suppliers. It has developed an environmentally sound and safe method of converting its supplies of ultra-high grade graphite into the lowest cost highest quality graphene, in bulk quantities.
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