Sweden-based graphene materials technology specialist Graphmatech has announced an oversubscribed financing round that raised more than USD$10 Million for the Company (84.5 million SEK).
The Company stated that the investment round is fundamental to accelerate their technology development and launch graphene- based products to new markets.
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