Argo Graphene Solutions Corp. develops and commercializes graphene-enhanced products for construction and agricultural applications. News about ARLSF centers on graphene dispersions and additives used in concrete, cement-based materials, stucco scratch coats, mortar, asphalt mixes, and formulations for 3D construction printing.
Company updates commonly report laboratory and field testing, compressive-strength results, test pours, material-performance evaluations, and commercialization work tied to its Regina, Saskatchewan warehouse and mixing facility. Other recurring developments include graphene supply, distribution and mixing capabilities, construction-sector pilot activity, and governance changes involving technical oversight for advanced materials scale-up.
Argo Graphene Solutions (ARLSF) will present its graphene commercialization strategy at NIBA’s investment conference in Fort Lauderdale on October 6–7, 2026.
CEO Dr. Vikas Berry will introduce STREAM™, the production technology exclusively licensed from Grapherry under an agreement providing a contractual pathway to full ownership. Following successful pilot-scale production, Argo is advancing toward commercial-scale manufacturing. The company plans a vertically integrated graphene refinery and targets approximately 10 metric tonnes per quarter of initial graphene production capacity. Negotiations to secure a commercial facility are progressing.
Argo Graphene Solutions (OTCQB: ARLSF) has appointed battery and energy-storage expert Dr. Said Al‑Hallaj to its Board of Directors. He brings over 25 years of experience across lithium‑ion batteries, thermal management, energy storage, electrification and technology commercialization, including roles at Beam Global, NETenergy and All Cell Technologies.
According to Argo, Dr. Al‑Hallaj’s prior advisory work with Grapherry gives him familiarity with the STREAM™ graphene production platform that underpins Argo’s strategy. The company is evaluating its STREAM‑G™ graphene and STREAM‑O™ graphene oxide for applications in energy storage, AI infrastructure, advanced electronics, construction and other advanced‑materials markets.
Argo Graphene Solutions (CSE: ARGO, OTCQB: ARLSF, FSE: 94Y) has appointed Dr. Vikas Berry, inventor of the proprietary STREAM™ graphene production platform and founder of Grapherry, as Chief Executive Officer, succeeding interim CEO Sean McAlpine, who remains a Director supporting strategic growth initiatives.
According to the company, this leadership change is intended to support Argo’s transition from technology acquisition to commercialization under its exclusive worldwide licence for STREAM™, which includes a pathway to full ownership of the technology and related IP upon satisfaction of agreed consideration. Dr. Berry is described as an internationally recognized graphene scientist and entrepreneur, focused on scalable, cost‑effective manufacturing to move graphene into industrial applications.
Argo highlights recently reported successful cement testing as an early validation of STREAM™, showing measurable performance improvements in a commercially relevant construction application. The company reports active evaluation of graphene-enabled technologies across multiple markets, including energy storage, batteries, AI infrastructure, data centres, semiconductors, electronics, agriculture, coatings, composites, and industrial manufacturing, with the stated objective of becoming a leading North American graphene producer and commercialization company.
Argo Graphene Solutions (CSE: ARGO, OTCQB: ARLSF, FSE: 94Y) reported initial cement performance results using graphene oxide produced via the proprietary STREAM™ platform licensed from Grapherry. Adding only 0.05 wt.% graphene oxide increased seven-day ultimate compressive strength by approximately 60% versus control samples, with results reproduced across multiple independent test batches using ASTM-standard cement specimens.
Management views this as an early commercial validation of the STREAM™ technology, while noting that industry-standard 28-day testing is still underway. Argo also joined the Advanced Carbons Council, an industry group for advanced carbon materials, and engaged Evolve Creative Solutions on a month-to-month basis at CAD$25,000 per month for digital and IT services.
Argo Graphene Solutions (OTCQB: ARLSF) appointed graphene scientist and Grapherry CEO Dr. Vikas Berry to its Board as the company advances commercialization of its licensed STREAM™ graphene production technology. Argo also named director Sean McAlpine Interim CEO while the Board conducts a formal search for a permanent chief executive.
Argo Graphene Solutions (OTCQB: ARLSF) reported positive preliminary results from testing graphene dispersion blended into cement scratch coat and 3D printing cement formulations on March 9, 2026. Initial trials showed improved workability, spreadability, adhesion, and a denser surface versus a conventional control.
The graphene-enhanced scratch coat demonstrated reduced water penetration after curing. Additional testing on curing, freeze-thaw resistance, wind/heat exposure, surface strength, crack resistance, durability, and 3D-printing rheology will continue in the coming days and weeks.
Argo Graphene Solutions (OTCQB: ARLSF) appointed Sean McAlpine, P.Eng., a nanomaterials engineer and technology executive, to its Board of Directors effective Feb 17, 2026. Mr. McAlpine will advise on product development, scale-up and commercialization of graphene materials. William J. Landry Jr. resigned as director.
The company extended a month-to-month marketing agreement with Cayo Ventures at CHF30,000/month (option to increase to CHF60,000/month) and engaged Evolve Creative Solutions at CDN$25,000/month for website, digital marketing and IT support; no securities will be issued for these services.
Argo Graphene Solutions (OTCQB: ARLSF) has begun design and lab testing of a proprietary graphene-infused asphalt mix at its Saskatchewan R&D facility, using secured graphene supply. Tests focus on cold-weather durability, freeze-thaw resistance, and thermal conductivity to reduce ice formation and extend pavement life.
Data will finalize mix design for pilot projects and municipal partnerships aimed at commercialization.
Argo Graphene Solutions (OTCQB: ARLSF) announced 56-day compressive strength test results for a graphene-infused concrete mix poured October 17, 2025, in Bristol, Tennessee.
Samples were tested per ASTM C39 by Diversified Materials Testing LLC from three on-grade slabs totaling 12.5 cubic meters. The design target was 4,000 psi. Key results: 7-day 3,428 psi, 28-day 4,449 psi (11% above design), and 56-day 4,974 psi (24.35% above design, reported as a 25% increase). The company says the additive mix used only graphene and water dilution, without superplasticizers, and that results provide a baseline for commercialization and scaling from its Regina facility.
Argo Graphene Solutions (OTCQB: ARLSF) reported ASTM 28-day compressive strength results from a Bristol, Tennessee concrete pour dated November 20, 2025. Independent testing on three slabs (total 12.5 cubic metres) by Diversified Materials Testing showed an 11% increase in 28-day compressive strength, equivalent to 4,449 psi versus a 4,000 psi design mix. The company said results align with prior tests by the University of Melbourne and Ceylon Graphene and noted its new Regina, Saskatchewan facility will support formulation improvements. A 56-day cylinder break test is pending and the company will update shareholders when available.