HydroGraph Clean Power is a Canada-based private company that was formed in 2017 to fund and commercialize green, cost-effective processes to manufacture graphene, hydrogen and other strategic materials in bulk, and to create customized graphene solutions for specific applications.

HydroGraph has received an exclusive worldwide license from Kansas State University to commercialize their patented detonation process to produce graphene and by extension, hydrogen gas. The Company has invested heavily into digitizing, automating and commercializing this production technology.

Tirupati Graphite is a fully integrated specialist graphite and graphene producer, with operations in Madagascar and India.

Brazil-based Boomatech produces graphene, graphene oxide and r-GO materials. The company developed its own production (a mix of Hummers + Tours + proprietary knowledge). The company's GO production capacity is around 100 Kg per month.

Boomatech also develops graphene-based applications, currently focused on graphene batteries.

BLACKLEAF is a France-based company that aims to make graphene affordable and enable the industry to reshape products with a greener and more efficient approach.

The company produces Few Layer Graphene (FLG) based on a proprietary method. BLACKLEAF says its process results in high quality materials that is dispersed in a 98% water-based solution.

Toray Industries is a Japanese corporation, active since 1926, which develops, manufactures and and sells various products in such fields as: fibers & textiles, performance chemicals, carbon-based composites, environment, life sciences and much more.

To date, Toray has developed technologies to create top-quality graphene from inexpensive graphite materials. One of its recent graphene materials is an ultra-thin graphene dispersion solution with excellent fluidity and electrical and thermal conductivity.

Grafino is a range of graphene products from Carborundum Universal Ltd (CUMI), a maker of engineering materials that is a part of Chennai based Murugappa Group.

CUMI Grafino has a yearly capacity to produce 4MT of Graphene powders and 20 MT of Graphene polymer composites.

India-based Nanomatrix Materials (NM Materials) produces graphene oxide materials and also develops applications based on graphene.

The company offers raw graphene materials (GO and r-GO) and also products such as oil absorbants, air filters and face masks.

Hygraner is an Italy-based startup that was established in 2016 with an aim to produce graphene-based materials.

The company main products are based on recycled PET fibers and polypropylene fibers, both enhanced with graphene. The company also offer fabrics made from its fiber materials and other graphene-based materials.

China-based Fuxi Technology develops thermal solutions based on the graphene technologies.

The company's products include graphene thermal films for the consumer electronics, aerospace, medical and other industries.

Germany-based Sixonia Tech was established in 2017 as a spin-out from the Technical University of Dresden. The company produces and markets a range of functionalized and pristine large-flake, few-layer electrochemically exfoliated graphene ("E-Graphenes") materials and formulations.

Sixonia Tech currently offers tailor-made E-Graphene materials, customized formulations and R&D projects to companies and research institutes in the packaging, electronics, wearables and aerospace sectors based on its own IP.