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First Graphene Ltd develops and commercializes graphene-enhanced materials for industrial applications. Company news centers on PureGRAPH® and functionalized graphene technologies used in cement and concrete products, coatings, geotextiles, environmental infrastructure, water treatment, energy storage, sensing technologies, and perovskite solar cells.
Updates commonly describe production trials, customer and research partnerships, asset acquisitions, and commercialization work across construction materials, solar technology, and advanced functional coatings. The company’s announcements also highlight how graphene formulations are integrated into manufacturing processes and applied to lower-material or performance-enhancing industrial products.
First Graphene (OTCQB:FGPHF) has entered a binding Asset Purchase Agreement to acquire manufacturing, IP and development assets of Ionic Industries and Imagine Intelligent Materials for a total consideration of AU$250,000 (cash and shares).
The deal delivers revenue-generating graphene coatings formulations, production infrastructure, an established customer and distribution base, and IP spanning geotextile coatings, environmental remediation, water treatment, energy storage and sensing. Settlement is anticipated within 90 days.
First Graphene (OTCQB:FGPHF) reported results from a five-month, world-first production trial of PureGRAPH® graphene-enhanced cement with FP McCann at Cadeby, UK. The trial used 40 tonnes of product to produce over 10,000 roof tiles and showed a cradle-to-gate CO2 reduction up to 14%, a cement requirement reduction up to 8%, and a 26% reduction in CEM I-to-concrete ratio for equivalent tile strength. Tiles will be used at FP McCann's Cadeby site and discussions with industry partners are underway. The project was supported by UK DESNZ and DEFRA programs.
First Graphene (OTCQB:FGPHF) has reported significant breakthroughs in their partnership with Halocell Energy and Queensland University of Technology for developing graphene-enhanced perovskite solar cells (PSC). The collaboration has achieved remarkable results, with PSC efficiency nearly doubling to 30.6% while reducing production costs by up to 80%.
The company's graphene formulations, compatible with roll-to-roll (R2R) dispersion technology, eliminate the need for expensive materials like gold and silver. The partnership, supported by a AU$2.03 million government grant, has led to commercial success with Halocell selling indoor, low-light PSCs since late 2024. Halocell plans to expand its Wagga Wagga plant capacity to manufacture up to 60 million PSC units annually, targeting 44 different device applications across various sectors.