Grapherry

Argo Graphene Solutions has reported encouraging initial performance results from its graphene oxide (GO) cement additive program, using graphene produced through the proprietary STREAM™ graphene production platform licensed exclusively from Grapherry. 

In its initial testing, Argo found that adding only 0.05 wt.% graphene oxide - roughly five parts GO per 10,000 parts cement by weight - increased ultimate compressive strength by approximately 60% compared to control samples. Testing used ASTM-standard 2-inch by 2-inch cement specimens cured for seven days prior to compression testing, and the Company reports that the results were reproduced consistently across multiple independent test batches.

Argo Graphene Solutions has announced that it has closed its previously announced upsized non-brokered private placement offering for aggregate gross proceeds of CA$634,821 (around US$457,000).

The Company plans to use the proceeds for general working capital purposes and to continue its research and development of its graphene products.

Argo Graphene Solutions has announced that it has entered into a license agreement with Grapherry in respect of Grapherry's proprietary STREAM graphene production platform and all related intellectual property.

Pursuant to the Agreement, Grapherry has agreed to grant Argo an exclusive worldwide license to use, develop, manufacture, and commercialize the Technology for an initial term of 10 years. Upon the issuance of all consideration shares and warrants described below, full ownership of the Technology and all related intellectual property will automatically transfer outright to Argo, resulting in Argo becoming the direct owner of the STREAM graphene production platform and associated technologies.

Grapherry has entered a collaboration with the University of Illinois Chicago to advance scalable graphene manufacturing for industry.

A key part of this partnership revolves around testing the quality of the graphene produced at Grapherry for application-specific properties such as electrical conductivity and structural characteristics. The goal is to work together to accelerate materials validation, application development, and pathways to industrial deployment across sectors such as energy storage, construction, agriculture, and advanced composites.

Grapherry, a Chicago-based clean-tech materials company, has announced that it is expanding partnerships with battery companies to evaluate its waste-derived graphene for use in battery anode materials. The ongoing collaborations focus on assessing performance, scalability, and manufacturability of graphene-enabled anodes for next-generation energy storage systems.

Grapherry produces high-quality, cost-effective graphene from carbon waste using an IP-protected, continuous manufacturing platform designed for scale. The company’s approach addresses key industry challenges related to graphene adoption in batteries, including material consistency, supply scalability, and cost control.

Grapherry, a Chicago-based clean-tech materials company, has developed a method for producing graphene from carbon waste at industrial scale. This process aims to make high-quality, cost-effective graphene more accessible for practical applications. 

With support from mHUB Chicago, CURRENT, and the Illinois Science and Technology Coalition, Grapherry has advanced its protected continuous-flow manufacturing system for graphene production. The company’s work aligns with broader efforts to develop scalable and lower-cost materials using circular principles.