Key Regulatory Approval Opens Door for Graphene Batteries

Dear Reader,

Graphene batteries. 

You’ve been hearing about them for months. 

You know by now that they stand a very good chance of supplanting lithium-ion batteries as the global standard for distributed and portable power storage. 

You’ve probably memorized the list of market-disrupting improvements that graphene cathodes will offer, including a 3–5x improvement in charge capacity and as much as a 70x improvement in charge speed. 

The reason you know all of this is because I’ve been following a revolutionary Australian advanced materials company that’s quietly been turning these fairy-tale theories in practical, everyday realities.

I’ve been writing about this company almost weekly, covering its progress and its milestones as it's moved from concept to testing to first-run manufacturing. 

Well, as of yesterday, we’re officially one step closer to all of these theoretical benefits becoming a practical, everyday reality. 

This Opens the Door to a New Age of Rechargeable Batteries

On February 13, the Australian Industrial Chemicals Introduction Scheme (AICIS) announced “full and final” approval for all of the graphene products manufactured at this firm’s Brisbane production facility. 

If you need any more reason to be as excited as I am about this company, there’s really nothing I can do for you, because this approval is nothing less than a shot from a starter pistol. 

In the coming weeks and months, I expect things to really start ramping up. Within this calendar year, we could be looking at some of the first commercial units shipped to distributors. 

This is just a prediction on my part, of course.

What we do know for sure, however, is the size of the market addressable by these next-generation rechargeable batteries.

By the year 2030, the global lithium-ion market is predicted to surpass the $200 billion mark — that’s if and only if demand continues to develop at its present pace. 

The arrival of something as game-changing as the graphene battery could easily flip the entire thing on its head. 

This Tech Scares the Chinese Communist Party

With the Chinese tightening their grip on global lithium exploration and production, I would wager that the disruption to the market could actually arrive much sooner. 

Graphene, unlike all the other heirs apparent to the lithium-ion market, is a completely man-made material. Using this company’s proprietary production methodology, the only raw materials required are natural gas and electricity, and the resulting graphene is of the highest quality as well as the lowest cost. 

Without the need for mining, refinement, and transportation, graphene offers the kind of ease and economy that no naturally sourced material could ever approach. 

Which makes graphene superior not just to the current benchmark, but to all foreseeable rivals as well. 

Now to the really good part… This company is public. 

It’s still pretty small — less than $150 million market capitalization — and trades on two North American exchanges.

Share prices have slipped about 35% in the last six months, but with this week’s news, I expect that decline to get reversed in short order. 

In another 12 months, we could be looking at a 3x gain, and another 24 months after that, we could easily be at 10x today’s market cap. 

This Could Be a Global Leader in Battery Production by 2025

The long-term prospects are too big for me to even speculate on, but you get this idea… This is a small-cap company getting ready to take down an entire sector. The potential for life-changing profits is real. 

There’s obviously much more to this story, and I’m not going to get into all the details here. 

Instead, I’m going to give you access to a video presentation our media team put together on the subject. 

It’s quick and easy and will fill in all the blanks for you on the tech, the company behind it, the market it will tackle, and, of course, the stock. 

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Remember… Knowledge can only make you better.

Fortune favors the bold,

Alex Koyfman

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