First Graphene Limited (FGPHF)

$0.03 +0.00 (7.20%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 157,100
Avg Vol 430,724
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 43%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

First Graphene Limited engages in the research and development, mining, exploration, manufacture, and sale of graphene products in Australia and the United Kingdom. It operates through Graphene Production, Research and Development, and Mining Asset Maintenance segments. The company offers MB-LDPE graphene enhanced masterbatch, MB-EVA graphene enhanced masterbatch, MB-EVA bitumen graphene enhanced masterbatch, aqua pre-dispersed graphene additives, and nanoplatelet additives under the PureGRAPH b...

Industry: Chemicals
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 61 1300 660 448
Fax: 61 1300 855 044
Address:
1 Sepia Close, Henderson, Australia
ItalianMas
ItalianMas Aug. 11 at 5:52 PM
$FGPHF graphene making moves
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CrypticalEnvelopment
CrypticalEnvelopment Jul. 24 at 3:32 PM
$FGPHF is this toast? Been here about a year now and down 63%.
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JHR
JHR Jul. 8 at 10:26 PM
$FGPHF Here's my 2 cents...
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TraderBuckNKY
TraderBuckNKY Jun. 19 at 5:56 PM
$FGPHF Whether graphene can completely replace antimony depends on the specific application. While graphene offers unique and superior properties in certain areas, antimony remains crucial for others. Areas where graphene has shown potential to replace antimony: Electronics: Graphene's exceptional electrical conductivity and potential for integration into flexible and transparent displays and circuits make it a promising alternative to antimony-based materials like Indium Tin Oxide (ITO). Batteries: Graphene-enhanced batteries offer advantages like faster charging, higher capacity, and flexibility, potentially replacing antimony used in battery anodes.
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TrdrBuckNKy
TrdrBuckNKy Apr. 8 at 7:58 PM
$FGPHF Patents + Successful Trials + Contracts + the coming construction/building boom = (should equal) considerably greater results and S/P for us all. In many ways Graphene should be a big issue in the global economy moving forward....
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Shybaby
Shybaby Mar. 6 at 5:02 PM
$FGPHF What Was The Stock Split?
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Frankp1979
Frankp1979 Feb. 19 at 12:13 AM
$FGPHF after the 3rd successful trial with Breedon Concrete this stock will be
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Goosey71
Goosey71 Jan. 28 at 8:43 AM
$FGPHF This is not just due to being granted patents. Someone knows something...
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lohliger
lohliger Jan. 14 at 11:22 AM
$FGPHF a new run coming up?
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KahnCendo
KahnCendo Oct. 24 at 12:44 AM
$FGPHF https://investingnews.com/daily/tech-investing/nanoscience-investing/graphene-investing/investing-in-graphene-companies/
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ItalianMas
ItalianMas Aug. 11 at 5:52 PM
$FGPHF graphene making moves
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CrypticalEnvelopment
CrypticalEnvelopment Jul. 24 at 3:32 PM
$FGPHF is this toast? Been here about a year now and down 63%.
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JHR
JHR Jul. 8 at 10:26 PM
$FGPHF Here's my 2 cents...
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TraderBuckNKY
TraderBuckNKY Jun. 19 at 5:56 PM
$FGPHF Whether graphene can completely replace antimony depends on the specific application. While graphene offers unique and superior properties in certain areas, antimony remains crucial for others. Areas where graphene has shown potential to replace antimony: Electronics: Graphene's exceptional electrical conductivity and potential for integration into flexible and transparent displays and circuits make it a promising alternative to antimony-based materials like Indium Tin Oxide (ITO). Batteries: Graphene-enhanced batteries offer advantages like faster charging, higher capacity, and flexibility, potentially replacing antimony used in battery anodes.
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TrdrBuckNKy
TrdrBuckNKy Apr. 8 at 7:58 PM
$FGPHF Patents + Successful Trials + Contracts + the coming construction/building boom = (should equal) considerably greater results and S/P for us all. In many ways Graphene should be a big issue in the global economy moving forward....
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Shybaby
Shybaby Mar. 6 at 5:02 PM
$FGPHF What Was The Stock Split?
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Frankp1979
Frankp1979 Feb. 19 at 12:13 AM
$FGPHF after the 3rd successful trial with Breedon Concrete this stock will be
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Goosey71
Goosey71 Jan. 28 at 8:43 AM
$FGPHF This is not just due to being granted patents. Someone knows something...
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lohliger
lohliger Jan. 14 at 11:22 AM
$FGPHF a new run coming up?
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KahnCendo
KahnCendo Oct. 24 at 12:44 AM
$FGPHF https://investingnews.com/daily/tech-investing/nanoscience-investing/graphene-investing/investing-in-graphene-companies/
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Xfaster
Xfaster Oct. 21 at 6:20 AM
$FGPHF
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Xfaster
Xfaster Oct. 15 at 4:57 PM
$FGPHF Anybody here ?
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floki_
floki_ Sep. 26 at 11:43 AM
$FGPHF http://www.graphene-info.com/first-graphene-and-halocell-enter-agreement-supply-graphene-perovskite-solar
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KahnCendo
KahnCendo Sep. 4 at 6:59 PM
$FGPHF anyone know where we can see the financials? I am not seeing FY 2024 posted yet, although recent news suggests its available.
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KahnCendo
KahnCendo Aug. 26 at 8:35 PM
$FGPHF it would be nice if there was some news...
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uptend100
uptend100 Jul. 23 at 2:30 PM
$FGPHF is this stock difficult to buy in America's? Or why is no one excited. Sleeping technology to be hyped and eventually break sometime
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gvenki
gvenki May. 29 at 2:00 PM
$FGPHF where do you guys buy ? I saw etrade but there is lot of fees every time I buy
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uptend100
uptend100 Jan. 9 at 5:29 PM
$FGPHF finally making moves I the right direction ⬆️?
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uptend100
uptend100 Dec. 20 at 5:01 AM
$FGPHF graphene is maybe not in the focus fight now. But a material with incredible potential.
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uptend100
uptend100 Dec. 14 at 4:44 AM
$FGPHF https://twitter.com/First_Graphene/status/1734757117679337800?t=x9kRcIyCM814m2tuSGzuzw&s=19. Buy now or be sorry
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uptend100
uptend100 Nov. 17 at 7:20 PM
$FGPHF this stock drives me nuts
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