GCM Corp., Ltd.
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- CEO
- Clinton Booth
- Full Time Employees
- 5
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Precious metals
- Address
- 25/22 Railway Road Perth WA Australia 6008
- IPO Date
- Sep 26, 2007
- Website
- gcminerals.com.au
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- Green Critical Minerals Limited (ASX: GCM), headquartered in Subiaco, Western Australia and founded in 2006, engages in mineral exploration, development, and the production of advanced graphite materials targeting technology, electronics, and electrification sectors. The company holds an 80% interest in the McIntosh Graphite Project in Western Australia, where it advances pre-feasibility studies focused on fine flake graphite concentrate, micronised graphite products, and battery anode materials; operates the 100% owned Torrington Minerals Project in New South Wales for topaz, tungsten, and lithium-bearing metasediments; maintains the Boulia Project in Queensland with confirmed porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum and skarn systems; explores the North Barkly Project in the Northern Territory for clay-hosted rare earths; and holds a 30.4% strategic investment in Red Fox Resources for additional critical mineral opportunities. It manufactures very high density (VHD) graphite blocks using proprietary technology acquired from Cerex Pty Ltd, producing superior thermal management products including heat sinks, heat spreaders, cold plates, and thermal energy storage systems for data centers, AI supercomputers, high-performance electronics, aerospace, defense, nuclear applications, semiconductors, electrical discharge machining, and solar-thermal energy systems that outperform copper and aluminum in conductivity and density. Operations span Australia with exploration tenements in Western Australia, New South Wales, Queensland, and the Northern Territory. Recent developments include the acquisition of VHD graphite technology in October 2024 with deferred payments tied to revenue milestones; appointment of Professor Andrew Ruys as Head of Research and Development; completion and commissioning ahead of schedule of a New South Wales pilot plant producing VHD blocks exceeding industry benchmarks on first run; strategic collaboration with GreenSquareDC for data center thermal products; memorandum of understanding with Komex Carbon Corporation for South Korean market entry; plans for US listing; oversubscribed placements raising A$2.48 million in November 2024 and prior funding; advancement of solar-thermal simulation models; and completion of Stage 3 earn-in at McIntosh alongside ongoing legal proceedings against Hexagon Energy Materials Limited.