Technology MarketWatch posted a long report on Saint Jean Carbon, detailing its financials, graphite operations and the graphene business:

http://technologymarketwatch.com/sjl.htm

Directa Plus posted its interim results for the first half of 2016, with some new business activities. See the full report here.

Applied Graphene Materials supplies graphene for next-gen fishing rods

Haydale recently announced that it raised around £2 million to finance an acquisition, and that it intends to raise a further £500,000. Haydale now announced that the 2nd raise was heavily over-subscribed and it successfully raise those £500,000.

https://www.graphene-info.com/haydale-successfully-raised-%C2%A3500000-finalize-acmc-deal

Haydale reported its financial results for FY2016 - the company's revenues increased to £1.92 million and pre-tax losses increased by the same 33% to £4 million. The company says it aims to become profitable in 2017.

Mason Graphite raised $28.8 million, some of this will go to increase its equity stake at NanoXplore.

Their website looks very good, but the stock has been beaten over the last 12 months... Is there any hope for a recovery? For disclosure I am an investor in this company and are curious is anyone has any pertient information on SGH..

I have been following CVD Equipment symbol (CVV) for 4 years now and it seems they are ready to show their potential. After they hit capacity in the old facility in 2012 the move to a new larger property took much longer than expected. The EPS dropped in 2012 and the stock fell out of favor. Now that the new facility is up and running the last 2 qtrs have shown good new order and EPS growth. In just Oct and Nov of 2014 their new orders equaled their best Qtr ever in 2011, that is without Dec orders included. 

Graphene NanoChem posted a note saying that the directors confirm that they know of no reason for the recent downward stock movement.

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