Graphene

Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd. has launched G FLUID, a graphene-based water coolant additive for data centres. Preliminary tests show a 20% increase in heat transfer when used at 1% concentration.

HydroGraph Clean Power Inc. opened its Texas headquarters in Austin, featuring a facility capable of producing 30 tons of pristine graphene annually. Congressman John Carter attended the event.

First Graphene agreed with Sixth Element Material Technology to supply PureGRAPH4 CEM in China.

Argo Graphene Solutions Corp. secured a 10-year exclusive license from Grapherry, Inc. for its STREAM graphene production technology, issuing 2.5 million shares and 5.5 million warrants.

HydroGraph Clean Power has launched Fractal Graphene Paste, a pre-dispersed aqueous concentrate containing 20% graphene by weight, designed to simplify the incorporation of graphene into water-based industrial formulations. This development is significant for the advanced carbon materials sector as it addresses the dispersion challenges associated with graphene, potentially accelerating its adoption in applications such as construction materials, coatings, and thermal management systems.

INNANO Ltd has established its operations at Exeter Science Park to further develop its graphene-enabled technologies for next-generation protective coatings. This move supports the advancement of graphene as a smart material, enhancing the protection, durability, and performance of materials in sectors like construction and energy.

Researchers at UCLA have demonstrated that adding 0.05 percent graphene oxide by weight to concrete can increase its 28-day compressive strength by over 20 percent. This finding clarifies graphene oxide's role in enhancing concrete strength, potentially paving the way for its effective commercial application in construction.

HydroGraph Clean Power Inc. commercially launched Fractal Graphene Paste, a 20% graphene-by-weight aqueous dispersion with a 99.8% carbon purity and over two-year shelf life, and has supplied samples to more than 30 customers. The product targets the graphene sector's core adoption barrier—dispersion difficulty—by delivering a stable, ready-to-use concentrate compatible with standard mixing equipment, which could accelerate graphene uptake in composites, coatings, and construction materials.

Argo Graphene Solutions Corp. (CSE: ARGO) closed a license agreement with Grapherry, Inc. on June 25, 2026, acquiring an exclusive worldwide license to Grapherry's STREAM graphene production platform in exchange for up to 11,000,000 common shares and 5,500,000 warrants, with full technology ownership transferring to Argo upon full share issuance. The deal gives Argo control over a scalable graphene production technology targeting construction, agriculture, and energy storage applications, while Grapherry's CEO Vikas Berry joined Argo's board and the company's existing CEO Scott Smale resigned.

Canada's graphene sector has developed across production, construction, filtration, printed electronics, and energy storage, with companies such as NanoXplore operating a 4,000-metric-ton-per-year facility in Montréal and firms like Zentek and Graphene Leaders Canada advancing application-specific products toward commercial deployment. The ecosystem signals a shift from materials science demonstration toward repeatable industrial use cases in carbon-based composites, conductive additives, and separation technologies, though commercial viability still depends on product qualification, standardization, and cost competitiveness against incumbent materials.

Argo Graphene Solutions Corp. completed its first graphene-infused concrete test pour of 12.5 cubic meters in Bristol, Tennessee, and launched a second pour of 15 cubic meters at the same site, with compressive strength testing scheduled at intervals through Day 56 per ASTM C39 standards. The project provides field-scale data on graphene's performance in cement matrices, targeting up to 30% gains in compressive and tensile strength, which could support broader commercial adoption of graphene in construction materials.

HydroGraph added Hubron International, a Manchester-based masterbatch and conductive polymer compounder with over 90 years of experience, to its Fractal Graphene Compounding Partner Program on February 10, 2026. The partnership gives HydroGraph access to Hubron's global distributor network and established carbon nanomaterial processing capabilities, supporting broader commercial adoption of graphene in thermoplastic applications across automotive, electronics, and other sectors.

Lancaster University has filed patents on a graphene oxide-enhanced concrete mix using 0.025 wt% graphene oxide that reaches 52 MPa compressive strength with 30% less Portland cement. The development indicates a scalable construction application for graphene oxide that could expand commercial demand for the material while reducing concrete's carbon footprint by 23% per cubic metre.

First Graphene (ASX:FGR) reported 53% revenue growth in the half to December 2025, pinning its scale-up thesis on construction additives, protective coatings and energy-storage applications.