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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.

Graphene Manufacturing Group has rebranded its graphene battery cells to highlight their fast-charging and long-lasting features, collaborating with partners including the University of Queensland and Rio Tinto.

Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd signed an exclusive MOU with Alstom to develop graphene products for rail HVAC systems.

Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) has reported over AU$400,000 (around US$278,000) in sales orders for their THERMAL‑XR graphene coating in June 2026. This milestone underscores the growing demand for graphene-based solutions in corrosion resistance applications.

Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd. (GMG) announced that its graphene coating product, THERMAL-XR(R), has reached a global benchmark testing milestone. This development is significant for the graphene sector as it demonstrates the material's potential in enhancing thermal management solutions.

Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd. (GMG) has successfully commenced operations of its second-generation graphene production facility in Brisbane, Queensland. This development enhances GMG's capacity to supply high-quality graphene, potentially benefiting industries reliant on advanced carbon materials.

Graphene Manufacturing Group is expanding its production capabilities to meet increasing demand for its graphene products. This development is significant for the graphene sector as it enhances supply availability, potentially lowering costs and enabling broader application in industries such as electronics and energy storage.

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.