First Graphene Ltd (ASX:FGR, FRA:M11, OTCQB:FGPHF) is a leading global manufacturer and supplier of advanced graphene materials, combining commercial-scale manufacturing capability with one of the broadest graphene product portfolios and application footprints in the industry.
2D Generation is an Israel-based company that has developed a solution to enable in-situ ALD graphene deposition at low temperatures. At the end of 2024, 2D Generation was acquired by Adysin.
2D Photonics develops ultra-high bandwidth, low latency optical interconnect transceivers used to reduce the infrastructure cost and energy consumption of generative AI, cellular, and strategic data transfer systems. The Company's Graphene Integrated Photonics (GIP) offers superior capabilities for next-generation transceivers.
3D Graphtech Industries was established in 2014 by Kibaran Resources and 3D Group to research and develop graphite and graphene applications for 3D printing. 3D Graphtech sources its graphite exclusively from Kibaran's Tanzanian graphite mine.
Since its establishment, 3D Graphtech did not release any information and the company does not have a web page.
3DC is a Japan-based startup that aims to commercialize Graphene MesoSponge (GMS), a next-generation carbon material developed by the Nishihara Lab at the Advanced Institute for Materials Research of Tohoku University. “3DC” stands for “three-dimensional carbon materials,” based on GMS as a material expanded three-dimensionally from the two-dimensional graphene.
Adisyn is an ASX-listed company focused on harnessing the unique properties of graphene to develop an advanced semiconductor.
Adisyn aims to develop its technology in partnership with some of the world’s largest semiconductor businesses and already possesses a strategic cooperation agreement with IMEC (the world’s leading semiconductor industry R&D hub).
Adisyn is harnessing atomic layers of graphene to deliver a process for graphene-based interconnects, capable of improved performance and lower power consumption – delivered in an even smaller chip.
UK-based AEH Innovative Hydrogel Limited was established in 2018 to develop food-based fully recyclable hydroponic gel.
AEH's hydrogel (branded as GelPonic) is graphene-based, and it is designed to reduce food production costs, improve quality and lower environmental impact.
Germany-based AERO MATERIALS uses a unique material, inspired by 'aero graphene' developed at Kiel University, made of over 99.9 % air. It's ultra-light, electrically conductive, mechanically resilient and scalable.
Aerogel Core has been established by University of Bath scientists, supported by Innovate UK funding.
The Company specializes in ultra-light, graphene-based ‘aerogels’ that can be used for soundproofing and heat-shielding for the aerospace and automotive industries.
The innovative and environmentally friendly aerogels are synthetic, porous materials manufactured by replacing the liquid component normally found in gels with gas.
AlterBiota is a green chem-tech company that develops 'bio-graphene' additives designed to increase the strength of concrete and reduce its environmental footprint.
