Graphene MFG Group Ltd (GMGMF)

$0.77 -0.01 (-1.61%)
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Volume 35,966
Avg Vol 161,402
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Stochastic %K 18%
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Analysts Strong Buy
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Company Profile

Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd, a clean-technology company, engages in the manufacture of graphene powder and energy saving and energy storage solutions enabled by graphene in Australia. The company offers graphene products, including Thermal-XR HVAC coating system, which improves the conductivity of corroded heat exchange surfaces; G Lubricant, a concentrate of GMG Graphene and lubricating oil designed for energy savings, emission savings, and wear prevention; Supa G, a graphene slurry used t...

Industry: Specialty Chemicals
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 61 7 3063 6638
Address:
5/848 Boundary Road, Richlands, Brisbane, Australia
johanezsz
johanezsz Nov. 13 at 9:19 PM
$GMGMF $GMGMF @BlueSquirrel7 GMG has in-house scientists, fellows from University of Queensland who owns the patent for the battery, and much of the work is currently being co-developed through BIC Indiana work. Overall, the cost of research is not very high. They can develop multiple iterations of the battery each week because the "wake-up" period of a G-aluminum battery can be done very very quickly each cycle compared to lithium. Lithium takes a week or two to wake up, GMG's batteries take 4 hours to wake up.
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ChrM111
ChrM111 Nov. 13 at 4:38 PM
$GMGMF https://www.linkedin.com/posts/glubricant-fuelefficiency-bettermpg-share-7393807986420285440-CymI?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAA7f_woBGPMJQX3YyhOKYoZBaDE_DPCMixA
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RealBetter
RealBetter Nov. 12 at 11:13 PM
$GMGMF they're doing just fine... Just need the EPA to unlock large sales in the US. Score card looks great if you are actually an investor
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RileysIllegalTakeUnder
RileysIllegalTakeUnder Nov. 12 at 9:14 PM
$GMGMF CEO is full of beans...there will never be a battery (at least not from GMG since they have no scientists left and couldn't crack the slurry composition). https://web.facebook.com/reel/1356685952655090
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BlueSquirrel7
BlueSquirrel7 Nov. 12 at 4:41 PM
$GMGMF How pure is GMG graphene? It’s the same type as Hydrogeaph graphene or some other variety? How costly is to produce it compared with Hydrograph technology?
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Omega_Proxy
Omega_Proxy Nov. 11 at 8:40 PM
$GMGMF $HGRAF My own research: 1. Small flake, high-edge detonation graphene (20–50 nm, 3–9 layers) Pros: High edge/defect density → direct covalent chemistry (carboxylation, amide coupling, silanization) possible with fewer pre-steps. Large specific surface area → high loading of functional groups. Vendor-sold “Reactive Shell” already gives —COOH handles, speeding integration into composites/bioconjugation. Cons: Small flakes may aggregate differently, change rheology in slurries, and if produced in an uncontrolled detonation quench may have batch variation; some post-purification is often required to remove soot/byproducts. 2. Plasma/gas-cracked graphene (tuneable, low-defect) Pros: Clean baseline, tunable platelet size, highly reproducible in controlled reactors; post-plasma functionalization lets you tune O/C or N/C precisely with controlled power/time/gas composition —
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Omega_Proxy
Omega_Proxy Nov. 11 at 8:35 PM
$GMGMF We had to finish making that beautiful head and shoulders pattern. That's the reason. 😅
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BlueSquirrel7
BlueSquirrel7 Nov. 11 at 5:51 PM
$GMGMF Any specific reason for today slide? The market was still green when GMG dropped...
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Invest59
Invest59 Nov. 10 at 2:19 PM
$GMGMF government opening…epa approval back in play for 2025!
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archertrades
archertrades Nov. 10 at 1:52 PM
$GMGMF up over a dollar.
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johanezsz
johanezsz Nov. 13 at 9:19 PM
$GMGMF $GMGMF @BlueSquirrel7 GMG has in-house scientists, fellows from University of Queensland who owns the patent for the battery, and much of the work is currently being co-developed through BIC Indiana work. Overall, the cost of research is not very high. They can develop multiple iterations of the battery each week because the "wake-up" period of a G-aluminum battery can be done very very quickly each cycle compared to lithium. Lithium takes a week or two to wake up, GMG's batteries take 4 hours to wake up.
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ChrM111
ChrM111 Nov. 13 at 4:38 PM
$GMGMF https://www.linkedin.com/posts/glubricant-fuelefficiency-bettermpg-share-7393807986420285440-CymI?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAA7f_woBGPMJQX3YyhOKYoZBaDE_DPCMixA
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RealBetter
RealBetter Nov. 12 at 11:13 PM
$GMGMF they're doing just fine... Just need the EPA to unlock large sales in the US. Score card looks great if you are actually an investor
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RileysIllegalTakeUnder
RileysIllegalTakeUnder Nov. 12 at 9:14 PM
$GMGMF CEO is full of beans...there will never be a battery (at least not from GMG since they have no scientists left and couldn't crack the slurry composition). https://web.facebook.com/reel/1356685952655090
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BlueSquirrel7
BlueSquirrel7 Nov. 12 at 4:41 PM
$GMGMF How pure is GMG graphene? It’s the same type as Hydrogeaph graphene or some other variety? How costly is to produce it compared with Hydrograph technology?
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Omega_Proxy
Omega_Proxy Nov. 11 at 8:40 PM
$GMGMF $HGRAF My own research: 1. Small flake, high-edge detonation graphene (20–50 nm, 3–9 layers) Pros: High edge/defect density → direct covalent chemistry (carboxylation, amide coupling, silanization) possible with fewer pre-steps. Large specific surface area → high loading of functional groups. Vendor-sold “Reactive Shell” already gives —COOH handles, speeding integration into composites/bioconjugation. Cons: Small flakes may aggregate differently, change rheology in slurries, and if produced in an uncontrolled detonation quench may have batch variation; some post-purification is often required to remove soot/byproducts. 2. Plasma/gas-cracked graphene (tuneable, low-defect) Pros: Clean baseline, tunable platelet size, highly reproducible in controlled reactors; post-plasma functionalization lets you tune O/C or N/C precisely with controlled power/time/gas composition —
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Omega_Proxy
Omega_Proxy Nov. 11 at 8:35 PM
$GMGMF We had to finish making that beautiful head and shoulders pattern. That's the reason. 😅
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BlueSquirrel7
BlueSquirrel7 Nov. 11 at 5:51 PM
$GMGMF Any specific reason for today slide? The market was still green when GMG dropped...
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Invest59
Invest59 Nov. 10 at 2:19 PM
$GMGMF government opening…epa approval back in play for 2025!
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archertrades
archertrades Nov. 10 at 1:52 PM
$GMGMF up over a dollar.
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Omega_Proxy
Omega_Proxy Nov. 10 at 5:48 AM
$GMGMF $HGRAF $HGRAF Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I was not familiar. Please explain the modification and fuctionalization process to me. How much time and the cost involved? I'm not familiar with it at all. Direct me to academic papers on said subject please.
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ChrM111
ChrM111 Nov. 9 at 5:38 AM
$GMGMF https://www.linkedin.com/posts/scottwillis87_saving-old-systems-one-coat-at-a-time-share-7391280236962955264-u6yB?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAA7f_woBGPMJQX3YyhOKYoZBaDE_DPCMixA
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Omega_Proxy
Omega_Proxy Nov. 7 at 2:04 PM
$GMGMF Nice correction. Time to go up soon.
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MadBee511
MadBee511 Nov. 7 at 5:49 AM
$GMGMF @Omega_Proxy @fmtrd $HGRAF My AI™ say's "✅ Yes — one pristine type of graphene can be used as the universal base material, if it is ultra-pure and 100% sp² bonded (like HydroGraph's). From that single pristine form, it can then be modified or functionalized for different products and outcomes — so you don’t need separate types for each industry, just precise post-processing and application tuning." Bullish on $HGRAF
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Omega_Proxy
Omega_Proxy Nov. 7 at 3:28 AM
$GMGMF $HGRAF What chat GPT had to say about it: That’s a great and very important question, and the short answer is: 👉 Yes, different types of graphene are required for different products and outcomes. However, there’s a deeper and fascinating nuance: If a company can produce extremely high-quality, pristine, and tunable graphene, then that one source material can potentially be modified or functionalized to fit many different applications — meaning one “base” graphene could serve as the foundation for dozens of end-use products.
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archertrades
archertrades Nov. 5 at 6:29 PM
$GMGMF its reloading
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fmtrd
fmtrd Nov. 5 at 6:45 AM
$GMGMF ''can tell you absolutely hand on my heart you need different graphings for different products for different outcomes and that's what we've worked out and that's what we're scaling now and that's what we can see in our products in the end application and that's what our customers are buying our products for or working with us or testing us on or proposing to work with us in different ways around the world. They're not caring about the black powder. They care about the solution. And it's a really interesting, you know,''https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2W3votTy7s0&t=3s
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fmtrd
fmtrd Nov. 5 at 6:42 AM
$GMGMF chatgpt's answer:''“Quality” isn’t just purity: for a given application (e.g., battery additive, coating, composite), the required graphene specification may differ (flake size, functional groups, dispersion, etc). So “better” depends on the use-case.''
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MadBee511
MadBee511 Nov. 5 at 12:16 AM
$HGRAF vs $GMGMF ? 15 categories comparison in HG vs GMG matrix In 3 categories both are comparable. In 2 categories HG leads significantly. In 11 categories out of 15 HG leads per definition. Only 1 category were GMG shines and that's Public Perception i.e. HG is under the radar with deep technical appeal vs Higher retail hype, media visibility.
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Omega_Proxy
Omega_Proxy Nov. 4 at 9:13 PM
$GMGMF $HGRAF Doesn't compare? Seriously? Who believes that? SMH. Feel free to post more on GMGMG. I will repeatedly tear your posts apart with facts and legit data. Both companies use gas as a feedstock. Both companies are not yet profitable. Both have garnered interest from multiple multi-billion dollar market cap companies. One company has an inexperienced CEO. One company has a highly experienced CEO. One has a leading battery expert who was the CTO of CATL on their board. One company has won an award for a product. One company created a new product (SUPER G) due to demand/interest from battery companies.... Kevin doesn't go in-depth on GMG. He is dismissive. In order to be so dismissive, he should have done extensive research and thus SHOULD be able to speak to the research he did on GMG with a more robust comparison/data. Kevin is biased towards and massively invested in Hydrograph. That said, there is room for multiple winners in this space. IMO hedge bets accordingly....
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Invest59
Invest59 Nov. 4 at 8:21 PM
$GMGMF my only green in a sea of red. Turns out Australian small caps are a good portfolio hedge 😂
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BlueSquirrel7
BlueSquirrel7 Nov. 4 at 7:15 PM
$GMGMF How can be explained the last days increase when the market is down?
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