I’m rooting for $hg $hgraf for reasons far more important than just making more money.
I truly believe that turbostratic fractal graphene will lead to massive energy savings across all economic sectors. It can be used to make filters that are not just energy efficient but better at getting microplastics and toxins out of our water supplies.
We can use less plastic and make it safer. We can also completely eliminate plastic and move to super strong biocomposites.
In the medical and health space their graphene will end up in advanced bandages, aid in drug delivery, neuro modulation, prosthetics and make nearly every item used in hospitals stronger lighter and anti microbial.
There’s even huge applications for food production and preservation.
I’ve been working on concepts to revolutionize refrigeration. I can go on and on… if you ask anyone who knows me, you’ll be told that I always do… it’s my #1 focus and the reason I started TurboStrata to assemble a team to help with advance product development.
With the gas plant contracting accomplished I’m extremely excited. It’s been a major milestone that I’ve been waiting for before putting more capital to work in Turbostrata. In convos over the last year with major companies that looking at developing products with in partnership there’s always been this manufacturing capacity concern.
Nobody wants to invest a huge amount of time and energy without certainty of supply. We now have that certainty. I’m excited to ramp up development over the coming months.
I have to think that all the major customers that HG has been working with over the past year two are going to shift gears now.
Example. No way in hell a top 10 auto company would place massive orders for materials and plan to incorporate graphene in a future model car without certainty of supply. Total chicken and egg situation..
It’s go time and I believe Kjirstin will deliver significant contracts now that gas plant and epa is done
Critics and fraudsters said these two things wouldn’t happen. And despite government shutdowns. A gutting of regulatory agencies, war in the Middle East. They got it done. And added the EU Reach and UK approvals on top.
This deal with Western Gas is massive. As I’ve said it’s a seal of approval for production scaling and safety. The due diligence that they did is notable.
The relationship with the parent company Mitsubishi Chemical and Nippon will be leveraged. They deal with all major Japanese auto companies and other major corps in Japan.
I’ve had many dealings with Japanese conglomerates over my career. They are very slow to build but once complete they are rock solid and giving partners. They are all about developing solid relationships for the long term and building on them.
I think both Japan and Korea will prove to be massive customers for HG and expect they will now be engaging with Asian actylene producers to replicate the Texas plant in the region.
Now that this deal is complete they can also showcase it as a template to BASF in Germany, Air Liquid in France and Linde Corp on the UK. Plus there’s significant opportunities in Poland etc.
I’m hoping to wake up Canadian companies to the opportunity as well as government investment entities that should be investing and supporting fractal graphene production in Canada.
Size matters and now that the market cap has grown and they have ability to ramp up production Hg will more easily get on the radar and be looked at seriously for investment.
The company months will be extremely exciting for those supporting the companies growth.
I’m especially excited for them to get food grade plastic approvals in major jurisdictions. The data is clear. The approvals will come and I expect the graphene will not just be added to plastics by some. In time govs will mandate it for environmental and health reasons. This will be an absolutely massive achievement we should expect based on science
If you have not heard of @HydroGraphInc you need to be on this call. Updates on main catalysts for the remainder of the year and into next. This could be the next $aapl $msft or $nvda. #graphene#nanotech $hg $hgraf
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HydroGraph ($HG | $HGRAF) has signed agreements with Western International to support a Texas graphene manufacturing facility.
The Bellville site is designed for up to 360 tons/year of Fractal Graphene™, with expansion potential beyond 750 tons/year.
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$hg $hgraf
EPA & Gas plant delivered
The future:
1. Major 1000 tonne orders
2. Top 10 Auto company deal/validation
3. Military orders (DoD)
4. DOE related contracts
5. USA GEIC
6. FDA approval for food grade plastic
7. Nasdaq listing
8. Addition to major ETF’s
@aleabitoreddit HYDROGRAPH. They've figured out how to make high quality fractal graphene at scale and with high margins. They are currently redomicilleing to the US and going to uplist to NASDAQ. $HGRAF $HG
I kept the receipts. It was posts like this along with big calls like Gold moving from sub $300 and likely to be $3000-6000 in 20 years that got me hired by Eric Sprott in 2002.
The call I’m making on fractal graphene variants being a world changing material and $hg $hgraf going viral and becoming a leader in nano materials is a much easier call.
I’ve suggested to all my friends over the past year. This a very unique time in history. Ai, Robotics, Fractal Graphene and nano-engineering are arriving on the scene at the same time.
You need to understand this huge world changing trend and invest and prepare your businesses accordingly.
Manufacturing will be dramatically changed. People like Bezos are looking to revolutionize manufacturing with robotic automation. Ai engineering is unlocking new possibilities and Fractal graphene is unleashing a new wave of product innovation that hasn’t ever been seen since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution combined with petrochemical and polymer science.
But it’s all gonna happen way faster than we can imagine. Ai innovation is enabling new innovation and nanomaterial re-engineering of EVERYTHING we currently produce. Properties like 25% lighter but still stronger, last 2-3x longer, use 25% or more less energy, 40-50% more recyclable, anti microbial, anti bacterial, UV prof, hydrophobic, much higher conductivity. Structurally superior to handle wide range of temperature changes and environmental impacts, all while being less or non-toxic depending on if you want to improve polymers or work with bio materials
For businesses it’s a massive risk time. Upgrade the factory now. With Gen 1 robots or way a couple years cause Gen 2 will be twice as good and cheaper. Meaning what you invest in today will rapidly depreciate.
One thing that is for sure. What ever you produce you must innovate or face margin collapse as your competitors learn to do it better and cheaper. Your products can quickly become not just low margin, but negative margin.
Amazons Bezos famously said… your margin in our opportunity.
For HydroGraph $hg $hgraf it seems like they have a massive opportunity to capture margin as their IP for fractal graphene variants is one moat but additionally they will emerge as the masters of this materials. With many base layer patents like graphene link, 3d printing, actuators, capacitors, nano spheres. And so on.
All allowing them to partner with leading companies and develop the words best new innovations. These innovations with partners will be the leading products in countless industry verticals.
So, my advice, take the time to understand why fractal graphene aggregates are so special and why innovators are proving the out perform all other graphene’s in most applications.
It’s important… I think of investing in $hg $hgraf as a natural hedge against being run over by one’s competitors that might beat them to the innovations. It’s akin to life insurance. Or ‘natural disaster’ insurance for a factory owner.
This isn’t a time to ‘be busy’ and not understand what’s happening on the macro.