Australia-based graphene manufacturer and solutions provider Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) has announced the completion of a AUD$3 million (almost USD$2.2 million) Series C raise, with just over AUD$1.7 million (around USD$1.2 million) from capital pool company Cuspis Capital of Canada.
The Brisbane-based company creates graphene nanoplatelets in powder or liquid form from a hydrocarbon feedstock, with claimed superiority in volumes and tailorability of their products through this approach.
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