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- Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd is an Australian clean-technology company that manufactures high-quality graphene powder through a proprietary production process using natural gas as feedstock. Its main products include THERMAL-XR®, a graphene-enhanced coating system designed to improve heat transfer and recover efficiency in HVAC refrigeration and other industrial applications; G Lubricant, a graphene-based lubricant additive aimed at reducing fuel consumption in diesel and gasoline engines; and a graphene aluminum-ion battery under development with the University of Queensland. The company also offers Thermal-XR coating services and is developing graphene additives for lithium-ion battery performance enhancement. Graphene Manufacturing Group focuses on energy-saving solutions and energy storage products for sectors such as HVAC refrigeration, automotive, energy storage, utilities, and infrastructure. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Brisbane, Australia, GMG operates primarily in the Australian market with ongoing commercialization efforts. Recent major developments include the acquisition of the manufacturing intellectual property and brand rights for the THERMAL-XR® coating products from OzKem Pty Ltd., enabling GMG to exclusively produce and market this product. The company has entered into a distribution agreement with Beijer Ref and Kirby to offer THERMAL-XR as an optional coating solution on refrigeration evaporator coils in Australia. GMG launched pre-order sales for a multi-language THERMAL-XR spray kit featuring an electric spray gun to facilitate broader market access. It also secured a bought deal public offering raising C$6.9 million to accelerate production scale-up and commercial deployment of its energy-saving and energy storage technologies. Collaborations with the University of Queensland and financial support from the Australian Government underpin ongoing R&D and commercialization of its graphene aluminum-ion battery technology. GMG emphasizes scaling production capabilities and expanding market applications for its graphene-enabled clean technologies.
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