Graphene Manufacturing Group

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Graphene Manufacturing Group develops graphene aluminium-ion batteries and is building an automated pilot plant at its Richlands manufacturing facility, collaborating with the University of Queensland on graphene integration.

Mission

Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) is advancing its Graphene Aluminium Ion Battery and planning an Automated Battery Pilot Plant to manufacture the cells. The company has secured a conditional AU$2 million grant from the Queensland Critical Minerals and Battery Technology Fund to cover up to 50% of the pilot plant's capital cost. The Pilot Plant is proposed to be built at GMG Richland's existing manufacturing facility and remains subject to preconditions including GMG taking a final investment decision. The project is presented as supporting the development of battery technologies and local jobs, with the Deputy Premier noting the plant would create 12 jobs. The announcement references GMG's use of graphene in partnership with UQ and frames the grant as recognition of progress in the battery's development. No operating metrics (revenue/users) were disclosed in the article.

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