G6 Materials, formerly known as Graphene 3D Lab, Inc was spun-off Graphene Labs in November 2013 to focus on development of high-performance graphene-enhanced materials for 3D printing.
Graphene 3D Lab is a public company, trading in the Canadian stock exchange (TSX:GGG, OTC: GPHBF) following a reverse-merger with Matnic Resources in August 2014. Lomiko Metals is a stakeholder in the company. In 2015 Graphene 3D Labs acquired its former parent company Graphene Labs.
In September 2014, we posted an interview with the company's founder and COO, Dr. Elena Polyakova.
In January 2020, the company changes its name to G6 Materials, after having decided the former name no longer justly reflects its aims.
The latest Graphene 3D Lab news:
G6 Materials quarterly revenues up 28% from last year
Graphene developer G6 Materials reported its financial results for Q1 2022 (ended February 2022). The company's revenues were $337,921, up 28% from last year, and the total loss increased 26% to $404,152.
As of February 28, 2022, total assets were $6.9 million. The company says it saw continued strong demand for its innovative formulations, along with impressive customer response to the relaunch of Graphene Supermarket. The company will soon launch its Breathe+ Pro medical grade air purifier product, and together with several major customer deals in the pipeline, it anticipates a very strong quarter.
G6 Materials reports its latest financial results
G6 Materials has published its financial results for the quarter that ended on November 30, 2021. Revenues reached $320,000 (a 6% decrease from the last quarter), while the net loss decreased by 7% to $610,000.
G6M updates that it has recently secured an exclusive five-year supply agreement with an EU-based global microconnector company. G6 shall supply its products for a variety of smartcard applications. The company's subsidiary Graphene Laboratories had also recently entered into a Testing Services Agreement with the U.S. Army Engineer Research & Development Center to assess the ability of graphene oxide materials to solve environmental challenges through the adsorptive removal of contaminants.
G6 Materials announces testing agreement of GO materials with U.S. Army
G6 Materials has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Graphene Laboratories (GLI), has entered into a Testing Services Agreement (the “TSA”) with the U.S. Army Engineer Research & Development Center (“U.S. Army ERDC”) in Vicksburg, Mississippi.
GLI will be assessing the performance characteristics and quality of graphene oxide (“GO”) materials in order to help solve environmental challenges. Development of GO materials with superior adsorptive capabilities for the removal of complex contaminants will take place, with 10 specific tests to be conducted by the U.S. Army ERDC on GLI’s GO materials. The project will run for an expected time frame of one year.
G6 Materials installs a new pilot-scale graphene oxide reactor
G6 Materials (Formerly called Graphene 3D Lab) has installed a new pilot-scale graphene oxide (GO) reactor at its Ronkonkoma New York facility.
G6M says that the new reactor increases the company’s GO production capacity five-fold. The first batch of graphene oxide from the New Reactor was produced on November 26, 2021.
G6 Materials reports its financial results for Q3 2021
G6 Materials (Formerly called Graphene 3D Lab) reported its financial results for Q3 2021 (which ended on August 31). The company's revenues in the quarter increased 55% from Q2, to reach $341,134. The increase is attributed to a stable increase in sales.
The company's net loss for the quarter improved by 37% to $571,194. The company's CEO, Daniel Stolyarov, says he is pleased with the increase in revenue, and he expects the company to continue the positive momentum in the future.