First Graphene - INVEST 2018

Non-Executive Chairman Warwick Grigor was recently giving AXINO an interview on Germany's largest investor fair INVEST 2018 in Stuttgart.
Warwick just came from the IDTechEx Berlin, where he observed tremendous interest for the advanced material Graphene. He got a lot of enquiries from industries of all kind.
He pointed out some major advantages of this material. The additition of Graphene in the amount of just 1% to various materials can translate into 50-100% approval of products' conditions, such as strenght, conductivity and flexilbility. In fact, Graphene is non-toxic, and therefore fully environmental friendly.
First Graphene is one of the first and largest, if not the largest, producer of low cost high quality graphene globally. 2018 will be the first year for launching constant revenue streams.
However, Warwick rather sees First Graphene as a seller of licenses to the industry in the long run, and gaining royalty streams in return.
The graphene producer executed a strategic marketing agreement with Traxys Sarl., Luxembourg, last year, who is considered door opener for the natural resource industry globally.

[@jonathanhightower6179]

Very nice, informative video! Thank you!

[@louismailhot9269]

Should i invest in this stuff ?

[@axinocapital]

Hi Louis, I am sorry, but we are not allowed to give recommendations. However, if you do your research on graphene, you would come to the conclusion that this is the new material of the 21st century. FGR is already a producer of high valuable graphene! Check out the company. Best is to talk to the Chairman probabely, he has an analytical background. As you can read in our disclaimer, we are shareholders of the company.

[@eddieatum617]

I would love to invest in first graphene limited..

[@louismailhot9269]

then do it, but the chart is kinda weird

[@eddieatum617]

@@louismailhot9269 I will look at their financial forecasts, operations and financial management ect... Thanks Louis.

[@hobonickel840]

Did you find it worthy of investing ...curious?