Latest Materials Technology News

First Graphene Limited reveals significant progress in commercialising its PureGRAPH graphene technology, highlighting expanding global partnerships and a robust sales pipeline valued over A$10 million.

Adisyn Ltd has made significant strides in developing low-temperature graphene semiconductor interconnects, commissioning a new Atomic Layer Deposition system and securing a major managed IT services contract, while maintaining a strong cash position.

Green Critical Minerals has commissioned its first VHD Graphite production module and secured $7 million to drive commercialisation, while its McIntosh Project delivers robust economic metrics.

AnteoTech has signed a binding Term Sheet with US-based Black Diamond Structures to jointly develop and commercialise an advanced battery additive combining their proprietary technologies, targeting improved lithium-ion battery anodes with higher silicon content.

Green Critical Minerals’ proprietary VHD graphite heat sink outperforms traditional materials in computational tests, promising enhanced thermal management for high-power microchips in data centres.

Papyrus Australia reported a modest net operating cash outflow of $39,000 for May 2025, maintaining a solid cash position supported by available loan facilities that extend its funding runway to over 16 months.

Matrix Composites & Engineering has clarified details of a conditional merger proposal with Advanced Innergy Solutions, highlighting a significant shift in shareholding and advising shareholders to await further updates.

Blackstone Minerals broadens its commodity focus to copper-gold assets while completing a key pilot program for battery-grade materials, positioning itself for growth amid evolving market dynamics.

First Graphene Limited reports a robust December quarter with new patents, expanded distribution networks, and advancing commercial trials, positioning the company on a path to cash breakeven.

Suvo Strategic Minerals delivered a robust December quarter with soaring profits and an extended supply deal, while advancing innovative low carbon cement projects in Australia and Indonesia.

First Graphene has secured key patents for its Kainos Technology in Australia and Korea, positioning itself at the forefront of producing graphite, graphene, and hydrogen from petroleum waste. This milestone aligns with growing global demand for critical minerals essential to the energy transition.

First Graphene Limited strengthens its financial footing with a UK R&D tax rebate and expands its global footprint through new distribution agreements in India and Brazil.