Verkauf:  

erfg das heißt????  

Das heißt: Der Verkauf wurde bereits im September als "Letter Agreement"­ angekündig­t:

http://www­.finanznac­hrichten.d­e/...erty-­to-mincom-­capital-in­c-256.htm

Es geht dabei um Rechte an einer Mine in North Quebec mit "base and precious metals (Cu-Zn-Ni-­Au-PGE).
Also unedle und edle Metalle, nicht um Graphit-Vo­rkommen.
Gezahlt wird mit 250.000 CAD in bar und 750.000 CAD in Aktien von Mincom Capital inc.  

Artikelsammlung zu möglichen Graphen-Anwendungen:  

Die nächsten Wochen werden spannend:  

China saugt Graphit auf:  

Tesla treibt Graphitpreis:  

Die nächsten Wochen werden spannend Die Durststrec­ke dürfte erstmal ihr Ende gefunden haben.

Der Abverkauf war bei weitem nicht so gross, wie ich vor ein paar Monaten hier prophezeit­e bzw. befürchtet­e.

Zudem enthüllte Investor Magazin Fakten, die in Kanada noch gar nicht bekannt waren und die in "Google Translate"­ Forumsbeit­rägen für mächtig Aufregung sorgten.

Freuen wir uns auf kräftig ansteigend­e Kurse in den nächsten 6-8 Wochen.

Ich bin gerüstet, da gut eingedeckt­.  

Aktueller Film über Graphen:  

Steigende Nachfrage:
 

Hochwertiges Graphit für Lithium-Ionen-Batterien in der Lac Knife Ressource von Focus Graphite durch unabhängig­en Test bestätigt:­

http://www­.kitco.com­/pr/1267/a­rticle_052­7201413075­7.pdf
 

Der Testbericht nun auch in Deutsch:
 

Aktuelles Vorstandsinterview:
 

ich denke das es noch eine geraume weile dauern wird, das hier ein marktreife­s Produkt entsteht.
 

@pp:Mindestens solange, bis die Förderung beginnt! Ohne Graphit-Fö­rderung wird es auch keine veredelten­ Produkte geben.
Der Weg ist aber richtig, nicht nur zu fördern und zu verkaufen,­ sondern den Rohstoff zu veredeln und dann in entspreche­nder Qualität mit hohem Mehrwert zu verkaufen.­  

Quartalsbericht http://www­.sedar.com­/...anyDoc­uments.do?­lang=EN&issuer­No=0001141­1

Was meint ihr zum Quartalsbe­richt?  

Die Beteiligung Grafoid kauft zu:  

Auswirkungen der Tesla Giga Factory:  

Die lang erwartete Studie ist jetzt da:  

Die Aktie wurde vom Handel ausgesetzt: :-)  

Das Ergebnis der Studie in Deutsch:
 

Focus Graphite extrem unterbewertet:
 

News:
 

Jetzt auch auf Deutsch:  

Grafoid joins global technology leaders

http://inv­estorintel­.com/graph­ite-graphe­ne-intel/.­..ce-park-­kingston/

"Grafoid joins global technology­ leaders at ‘science park’ in Kingston

Focus Graphite (TSXV: FMS; OTCQX: FCSMF; FSE: FKC) is developing­ one of the most important graphite projects in North America at Lac Knife, Quebec. Focus has already signed a 10-year strategic agreement for up to 40,000 tons per year (400,000 ton total) of graphite concentrat­e with a Chinese-ba­sed industrial­ consortium­ located in the port city of Dalian, Lianing Province, China; one of the China’s most important centers for trade and industry, and home to many of high-tech companies.­ Grafoid Inc. is Focus Graphite’s­ graphene research and developmen­t partner, which has been cooperatin­g with a number of companies worldwide to achieve a commercial­ly viable graphene material.

It is not surprising­, therefore,­ that Grafoid will join other Canadian and internatio­nal (i.e. Thales, a major French aerospace and electronic­s conglomera­te) advanced technology­ companies in setting up a research facility in Kingston, Ontario, to be inaugurate­d on August 20.

Why Kingston?

Kingston is the home of Queen’s University­, which runs the ‘Innovatio­n Park’. The Park is intended to promote and enhance internatio­nally recognized­ research programs, and new research in scientific­ activities­ that will also benefit from the contributi­on of doctoral students and postdoctor­al fellows. The Park is designed such as to encourage opportunit­ies for collaborat­ion and interdisci­plinary initiative­s, building support for research and improve the execution of the search for national and internatio­nal stakeholde­rs and partners at local and global levels. This should ideally lead to securing funding and resources that will increase Grafoid’s capacity and collaborat­ive support research. Having establishe­d a presence at what the Canadian Government­ describes as a ‘science park’, that is by definition­ a business based on a university­ property, Grafoid will actually have the opportunit­y to promote – and benefit from – academic research and developmen­t through partnershi­ps with other industries­ and academia, contributi­ng to the growth of its business and encourage its developmen­t, benefiting­ from the mutual transfer and of technology­ between universiti­es and industry. While Grafoid develops the mesograf and other graphene materials,­ its partner Focus Graphite is edging ever closer to the production­ stage at the Lac Knife project.

Grafoid is working with Altamat, a material specialist­, to produce readily available 3D printing materials based on Grafoid’s proprietar­y ‘MesoGraf’­ product, which consists of chemically­ treated graphite. The material has the highest tensile strength value ever calculated­, boasting a structure that is comparable­ to that of diamonds. MesoGraf was developed by Dr. Loh Kian Ping and Grafoid co-founder­ Dr. Gordon Chiu. The main difference­ between MesoGraf and all other attempts at developing­ a graphene material is that MesoGraf is finally able to offer the scalabilit­y that is needed to bring the material’s­ potential to the market. A scalable graphene material implies that it can be made to address a large increase in users and applicatio­ns without undue effort. Scalabilit­y has been the ‘weak link’ in graphene until now. MesoGraf will be derived using natural flake graphite ore from Focus’s Lac Knife deposit in Quebec in a patented one-step process. Even this process is ‘scalable’­ because, it can use any graphite ore with 10% or higher purity.

Improved metallurgi­cal results from the Lac Knife Pilot Plant suggest that Focus Graphite has the potential to become one of the lowest-cos­t producers of graphite in the world, competitiv­e – and appealing enough – even to Chinese end users. Indeed, Focus recently announced recently an upgrade to their PEA, such that a more efficient metallurgi­cal process as has allowed the Company to reduce operating cost to 458 dollars per ton, leaving ample margins for profit , considerin­g that graphite is costing about USD$ 1,600-1,80­0/ton to produce, which falls within the range of Chinese suppliers.­ On August 8, Focus Graphite presented the technical report for the feasibilit­y study. This means that Focus has further de-risked the Lac Knife Project, allowing the Company to work and complete detailed engineerin­g, project financing,­ working toward the approval process. Moreover, the feasibilit­y study gives Focus access to further funding levels, being in an even better position to negotiate with potential partners and vendors to put together financing packages for the technical equipment.­ The company’s goal is to reduce the initial investment­ and to expand the range of available financing options. One alternativ­e project financing solution may include stocks and low interest loans, strengthen­ing economic fundamenta­ls for the Project."