Graphene Manufacturing Group - Launching G FLUID⁠™, Advancing Battery Development, and Scaling G® LUBRICANT

In this Company Update, we sit down with Craig Nicol, Founder and CEO of Graphene Manufacturing Group (TSX-V: GMG | OTCQX: GMGMF). Craig provides comprehensive updates across the company's energy-saving and energy-storage product portfolio, addressing recent milestones, customer testing, and commercial rollouts.

• Commercial Launch and Market Potential of G FLUID⁠™: An overview of the company’s newly announced graphene water-based additive designed for data centers and industrial cooling systems.
• Scaling and Distribution Strategy for Thermal Management: A discussion on the pathway to market for G FLUID⁠™, leveraging existing distributor networks like Nu-Calgon, customer testing procedures for cooling loops, and near-term commercial sales expectations.
• Next-Generation Graphene Battery Progress and Branding: Insights into the updated branding strategy for GMG’s fast-charging graphene battery cells, key life-cycle testing metrics (0–100% full charge cycles in six minutes), and ongoing collaborations with partners like Rio Tinto and BIC.
• Disrupting the Global Market with G® LUBRICANT: An exploration of customer feedback showing up to 15% fuel savings, ongoing trials across major global industrial and oil companies, and how distributor partnerships are driving adoption.

 

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