Hydrograph Clean Pwr Inc (HGRAF)

$2.36 +0.01 (0.43%)
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 810,700
Avg Vol 944,326
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 13%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

HydroGraph Clean Power Inc. engages in the acquisition and development of graphene and hydrogen related products and services. The company engages in the research, development, marketing, and commercialization of patented technology to produce graphene, hydrogen, syngas, and other products, including pristine graphene, graphene derivatives, and services. HydroGraph Clean Power Inc. was incorporated in 2017 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.

Industry: Specialty Chemicals
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 785-380-4205
Address:
1199 West Hastings Street, Suite 1100, Vancouver, Canada
Woysoro
Woysoro Feb. 3 at 11:39 PM
$HGRAF https://www.graphene-info.com/graphene-enhanced-wallpaper-trial-launched-fareham-military-homes
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Mquigley
Mquigley Feb. 3 at 11:19 PM
$HGRAF trend lines from the lower time frames.
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Omega_Proxy
Omega_Proxy Feb. 3 at 10:14 PM
$GMGMF $HGRAF If your latest data is that GMG is not ready to scale, your data is old and or you have been misinformed. Both companies can and will scale, and both have great graphene and scalable production technology, that isn't the issue. You mention an actuator patent: Prototype & Early Testing (6–12 months) Performance Validation & Reliability Test (12–18 months) Integration & Pilot Testing with OEMs (12–24 months) Scale-up & Manufacturing Readiness (12–24 months) Likely timeline: 12–24 months for pilot manufacturing and initial commercial batches. ✅ Estimated Total Time to Market: Optimistic scenario (well-funded, strong partnerships, limited integration complexity): 3–4 years from now (~2029-2030). Realistic scenario (new technology, integration with demanding OEM systems): 4–6 years (~2030-2032). So, do you think a company needs to focus on the most lucrative products like GMG has done? I see dilution coming for Hydrograph, but where is the revenue? What am I missing?
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maryjane9
maryjane9 Feb. 3 at 5:04 PM
$HGRAF not sure how you can put hard earned money into this. a shame all those hours of work for this to plummet soon
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MadBee511
MadBee511 Feb. 3 at 4:40 PM
$HGRAF I deliberately watched the YouTube launch of the P24 RS — purely for research purposes, obviously 😄 Outstanding piece of engineering and a great showcase of what smart lightweight design looks like before graphene even enters the chat. I also took the liberty of reaching out to Donkervoort to flag some potential graphene benefits for their XCORE product. No pitch, no agenda — just sharing technical possibilities. Received a friendly response back 👍 They mentioned they’ll reach out to HGRAF to explore running some trials. Nothing promised, nothing assumed — just engineers talking materials and methods. For anyone holding HGRAF and not familiar with Donkervoort yet: take a moment and look at the P24 RS yourself. Even without graphene, it’s impressive. With it… the imagination does the rest.
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Rmreism
Rmreism Feb. 3 at 4:12 PM
$HGRAF High points of KB interview with composites weekly. 1. KB adamant that HGRAF is the only company that reports >99.XX % SP2 bonding. SP2 bonding is the reason graphene has it’s unique properties. Competitors only mention % carbon content which says nothing about the bonds in their graphene. 2. Commercial efforts are accelerating 3. Their initial primary industry is defense 4. Their focus is composites that are light weight and stronger. Areas they are actively involved with that KB can discuss include nylon fiber which has uses in multiple industries, and aerospace components, and ballistic protection materials. 5. 25 employees with 10 new openings 6. 65 commercial projects 7. They’re working with multinational companies which can cause time lines to slow down but once you’re in, you’re in.
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DavidA333
DavidA333 Feb. 3 at 3:31 PM
$HGRAF So I decided to draw some attention to lack of progress in the EPA and sent an email to one of my Senators. Mentioned ARL involvement in graphene research for more than a year and most of the 70+ companies interested are defense contractors (could be IDK lol). Declined a reply or follow ups. (Fluff form letters is all they would be) Interesting that I did get a (form ltr TY) reply and it included my middle name which I did not give. In the space of 20 minutes they probably pulled my income, employment history and amounts & to who past political donations were made. I expect significant junk mail requesting campaign contributions now...oh, well. At least Administrator Zeldin will be made aware of the situation. Congressional inquiries are aways noted at the highest levels...might be ignored...maybe not.
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maryjane9
maryjane9 Feb. 3 at 2:59 PM
$HGRAF hard to ever hold at this point- it’s an easy sell
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RideTheSwell
RideTheSwell Feb. 3 at 2:41 PM
$HGRAF this may fill the gap to under $2.00.
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nickd3224
nickd3224 Feb. 3 at 2:06 PM
$HGRAF Hard to pass picking up a few more shares
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Woysoro
Woysoro Feb. 3 at 11:39 PM
$HGRAF https://www.graphene-info.com/graphene-enhanced-wallpaper-trial-launched-fareham-military-homes
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Mquigley
Mquigley Feb. 3 at 11:19 PM
$HGRAF trend lines from the lower time frames.
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Omega_Proxy
Omega_Proxy Feb. 3 at 10:14 PM
$GMGMF $HGRAF If your latest data is that GMG is not ready to scale, your data is old and or you have been misinformed. Both companies can and will scale, and both have great graphene and scalable production technology, that isn't the issue. You mention an actuator patent: Prototype & Early Testing (6–12 months) Performance Validation & Reliability Test (12–18 months) Integration & Pilot Testing with OEMs (12–24 months) Scale-up & Manufacturing Readiness (12–24 months) Likely timeline: 12–24 months for pilot manufacturing and initial commercial batches. ✅ Estimated Total Time to Market: Optimistic scenario (well-funded, strong partnerships, limited integration complexity): 3–4 years from now (~2029-2030). Realistic scenario (new technology, integration with demanding OEM systems): 4–6 years (~2030-2032). So, do you think a company needs to focus on the most lucrative products like GMG has done? I see dilution coming for Hydrograph, but where is the revenue? What am I missing?
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maryjane9
maryjane9 Feb. 3 at 5:04 PM
$HGRAF not sure how you can put hard earned money into this. a shame all those hours of work for this to plummet soon
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MadBee511
MadBee511 Feb. 3 at 4:40 PM
$HGRAF I deliberately watched the YouTube launch of the P24 RS — purely for research purposes, obviously 😄 Outstanding piece of engineering and a great showcase of what smart lightweight design looks like before graphene even enters the chat. I also took the liberty of reaching out to Donkervoort to flag some potential graphene benefits for their XCORE product. No pitch, no agenda — just sharing technical possibilities. Received a friendly response back 👍 They mentioned they’ll reach out to HGRAF to explore running some trials. Nothing promised, nothing assumed — just engineers talking materials and methods. For anyone holding HGRAF and not familiar with Donkervoort yet: take a moment and look at the P24 RS yourself. Even without graphene, it’s impressive. With it… the imagination does the rest.
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Rmreism
Rmreism Feb. 3 at 4:12 PM
$HGRAF High points of KB interview with composites weekly. 1. KB adamant that HGRAF is the only company that reports >99.XX % SP2 bonding. SP2 bonding is the reason graphene has it’s unique properties. Competitors only mention % carbon content which says nothing about the bonds in their graphene. 2. Commercial efforts are accelerating 3. Their initial primary industry is defense 4. Their focus is composites that are light weight and stronger. Areas they are actively involved with that KB can discuss include nylon fiber which has uses in multiple industries, and aerospace components, and ballistic protection materials. 5. 25 employees with 10 new openings 6. 65 commercial projects 7. They’re working with multinational companies which can cause time lines to slow down but once you’re in, you’re in.
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DavidA333
DavidA333 Feb. 3 at 3:31 PM
$HGRAF So I decided to draw some attention to lack of progress in the EPA and sent an email to one of my Senators. Mentioned ARL involvement in graphene research for more than a year and most of the 70+ companies interested are defense contractors (could be IDK lol). Declined a reply or follow ups. (Fluff form letters is all they would be) Interesting that I did get a (form ltr TY) reply and it included my middle name which I did not give. In the space of 20 minutes they probably pulled my income, employment history and amounts & to who past political donations were made. I expect significant junk mail requesting campaign contributions now...oh, well. At least Administrator Zeldin will be made aware of the situation. Congressional inquiries are aways noted at the highest levels...might be ignored...maybe not.
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maryjane9
maryjane9 Feb. 3 at 2:59 PM
$HGRAF hard to ever hold at this point- it’s an easy sell
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RideTheSwell
RideTheSwell Feb. 3 at 2:41 PM
$HGRAF this may fill the gap to under $2.00.
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nickd3224
nickd3224 Feb. 3 at 2:06 PM
$HGRAF Hard to pass picking up a few more shares
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drock4567
drock4567 Feb. 3 at 1:46 PM
$FGPHF $GMGMF $HGRAF it’s tanking you fucking clown
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Staschu
Staschu Feb. 3 at 8:41 AM
$HGRAF If competitors manufacturing process to make graphene requires the removal of impurities that infers that their product can still be impure. Hydrograph, with their patented process manufacturers pure graphene from acetylene gas right out of the gate. Hydrograph is a Tier One participant in GEIC which gives them great exposure as well. There are a bunch of videos on YouTube that will explain why their graphene (the fractal nature of Hydrograph's graphene) is first in class. Hydrograph is opening up their new headquarters in Austin, TX very soon and increasing their production capacity. It will simply take time. IMHO this is going to be great. 🤗🙏👍🧨🧨💥💥🚀🚀
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stockmann99
stockmann99 Feb. 3 at 7:41 AM
$HGRAF drock4567, after listening to Kerry Landis who would ever want to listen to you.
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drock4567
drock4567 Feb. 3 at 3:01 AM
$HGRAF piece of shit, only goes down
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Mquigley
Mquigley Feb. 3 at 12:59 AM
$HGRAF The trend lines & prices of the 1 to the 15 minute charts.
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adeelio1
adeelio1 Feb. 2 at 11:30 PM
$HGRAF what % of your portfolio is this stock for you guys? Across all my accounts including 401k, etc. this is probably 15% of my total portfolio but a huge % of my taxable brokerage account. Always wanting to add more but also hesitant and of course need to keep funds liquid for everyday necessities and what not. I know this goes against traditional financial advice but I want to be aggressive with $HGRAF to really accelerate home buying goals in 5 years or so to be able to either pay off my condo, or a new place in an absolute home run situation. I guess that requires a lot of risk for things to go right, but I feel like it’s the only way I know to be able to try and take those leaps forward. I’m still planning on maxing my Roth and investing to the company match in the 401k, but with a kid and other bills, without taking some risk, idk how we’d be able to accomplish our ambitious home goals. Curious to hear from you all!
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Zaozin
Zaozin Feb. 2 at 11:05 PM
$HGRAF I predict that once we go back up, we won’t see 2.30s anymore. I don’t have data to back that up. Just a hunch.
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nathentc
nathentc Feb. 2 at 9:06 PM
$HGRAF I’m showing a nice uptick before close around 2.35 today after a slow bleed off kind of day. Purchased 500 at 2.39 and another 1000 at 2.29. I know this sub doesn’t focus much on macros and broader markets but when HGRAF news is lacking that’s what we have to go off of, and I believe that the sell off from last week will be coming to a close as big tech earnings ramp up this week and next. Still watching out for 2.25! Eat your lunch while you can bears, your days are numbered.
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jaf177
jaf177 Feb. 2 at 7:43 PM
$HGRAF thanks morons
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JHR
JHR Feb. 2 at 7:07 PM
$GMGMF $HGRAF $FGPHF "I should have bought First Graphene like that guy said" - You guys soon
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drock4567
drock4567 Feb. 2 at 4:55 PM
$HGRAF losing faith here.
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nathentc
nathentc Feb. 2 at 4:42 PM
$HGRAF was hoping to see 2.25 again, but not so sure that is going to happen! JPM crashing Silver sent shockwaves through markets but recent repricing after GEIC upgrade was significant.. Added 500 HGRAF today, 500 $ONDS and bought some BTC for laughs.
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