Black Swan Graphene Inc (QB) (BSWGF) Noticias

Özgür Ekin Felek said the following: “We have observed that when we add 3% of borophene into a standard graphite-based battery system, specific capacity increases by 20 to 30%, and that when we add 10% of borophene to a supercapacitor, specific capacity increases by up to 75%. In addition, borophene considerably shortens recharging time while extending discharging time”.
Source: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://gazetesu.sabanciuniv.edu/en/manufactured-only-few-countries-world-borophene-can-now-be-manufactured

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Does anyone know if Black Swan or any other public Graphene stocks are (also) planning on working towards Borophene? --
"Is there anything better than graphene?"
(There's a new, improved two-dimensional material in the lab. Borophene, the atomically thin version of boron first synthesized in 2015, is more conductive, thinner, lighter, stronger and more flexible than graphene, the 2D version of carbon.). May 7, 2024
https://www.sciencedaily.com ---

Borophene is thinner, more conductive, lighter and stronger than graphene. -- May 8, 2024
https://www.newsweek.com
Wonder Material 'More Remarkable'

Black Swan Graphene (SWAN.v BSWGF), a company developing advanced graphene materials for industrial use, recently appointed Dan Roadcap as Head of Technical Sales. W/ 20 years in polymers & advanced materials, he will support SWAN's commercialization efforts as it scales production. Full news & DD⬇️
https://www.reddit.com/r/smallstreetbets/comments/1j9y3so/black_swan_graphene_swanv_bswgf_strengthens/

Black Swan Graphene (SWAN.v BSWGF) is scaling up graphene production and expanding commercialization. A leader in graphene nanoplatelets (GNP), it targets polymers and concrete with patented materials. To support growth, Dan Roadcap recently joined as Head of Technical Sales, bringing 20+ years in advanced materials. Full news: https://blackswangraphene.com/news/black-swan-graphene-announces-the-appointment-of-industry-veteran-dan-roadcap-as-head-of-technical-sales-and-business-development/

*Posted on behalf of Black Swan Graphene Inc.

Graphene, a Nobel Prize-winning discovery, is the thinnest, strongest, and most conductive material known, with transformative potential across industries, and Black Swan Graphene (SWAN.v BSWGF) is leading material innovation with its Graphene Enhanced Masterbatch (GEM™) and GraphCore™ solutions. Enhancing plastics and polymers for multi-billion-dollar markets like plastic ($76B) and concrete additives ($21B), SWAN is rapidly scaling production as major corporations trial and adopt its products: https://blackswangraphene.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/BlackSwan_Corporate-Presentation_2025-02-21.pdf

SWAN's graphene-enhanced plastics also improve strength while reducing weight, benefiting automotive, aerospace, and packaging. Key partnerships with Broadway Colours, Hubron, and Gerdau Graphene extend its reach, while its Concretene collaboration aims to revolutionize concrete. With strong leadership, production expansion, and a growing IP portfolio, Black Swan is positioned to capitalize on the rising global demand for advanced materials: https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetsmallcaps/comments/1j3p4u6/black_swan_graphene_swanv_bswgf_driving/

Black Swan Graphene (SWAN.v, BSWGF) is advancing graphene-enhanced materials for the multi-billion-dollar plastics, polymers & concrete markets. SWAN's scalable & proprietary solutions are currently being tested by several international clients, w/ a product rollout planned for H2. Full DD here⬇️
https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetsmallcaps/comments/1j3p4u6/black_swan_graphene_swanv_bswgf_driving/

What about Borophene. So far Turkey's SUNUM is the leader. It's better than Graphene.

Graphene is revolutionizing industries with its unmatched strength, conductivity, and versatility, making it a critical material for next-generation technologies in energy storage, composites, and construction. As demand for graphene accelerates, Black Swan Graphene (TSXV: SWAN, OTCQB: BSWGF) is positioned at the forefront, leveraging scalable production and strategic partnerships to commercialize high-performance graphene products: https://www.reddit.com/r/Wealthsimple_Penny/comments/1j0mq5b/black_swan_graphene_swanv_bswgf_expands/
 
With a cost-effective manufacturing process, a growing network of industry collaborations, and applications in batteries, concrete, and polymers, SWAN is driving real-world adoption of graphene-enhanced materials. As the market for advanced nanomaterials expands, SWAN presents a compelling opportunity in the next phase of material innovation.

Black Swan Graphene (SWAN.v, BSWGF) produces graphene-enhanced products using graphene nanoplatelets (GNP), servicing the high-demand plastics, polymers, and concrete markets. With 16 global patents and a 40 t/year facility, SWAN is scaling up sales and accelerating commercialization. Full investor deck here: https://blackswangraphene.com/investors/

*Posted on behalf of Black Swan Graphene Inc.

Targeting high-growth industries like packaging, automotive, and construction, Black Swan Graphene (SWAN.v BSWGF)  is rapidly expanding its graphene-enhanced product line with the launch of GEM S27M, its fifth graphene-enhanced polymer product: https://www.reddit.com/r/Wealthsimple_Penny/comments/1j0mq5b/black_swan_graphene_swanv_bswgf_expands/
 
Proving its ability to integrate graphene at scale, delivering stronger, lighter, and more sustainable materials, SWAN is backed by cost-efficient production and strategic partnerships, positioned at the forefront of disrupting industrial supply chains.

Black Swan Graphene (SWAN.v BSWGF) is commercializing graphene-enhanced products for sustainable packaging, automotive & high-performance materials. W/ cost-efficient production in Quebec & strategic partnerships, SWAN is positioned to meet growing demand for durable, sustainable materials. More⬇️
https://www.reddit.com/r/Wealthsimple_Penny/comments/1j0mq5b/black_swan_graphene_swanv_bswgf_expands/

I want to hear more about Borophene. I guess we have to wait for Graphene first. 😶

Black Swan Graphene (SWAN.v BSWGF) continues to expand graphene adoption for industrial and consumer applications with five commercialized products, including GEM S27M for sustainable packaging. Leveraging scalable production, cost advantages, and key partnerships, the company aims to disrupt multiple industries with high-performance graphene materials.
https://blackswangraphene.com/news/black-swan-graphene-launches-its-fifth-graphene-enhanced-masterbatch-product-hdpe-for-packaging-sustainability/

*Posted on behalf of Black Swan Graphene Inc.

Just to share more on the matter.. ( no pun intended) 🙂. According to available information, "Universal Matter" is the primary company currently utilizing the flash Joule heating method to produce graphene; this technology is largely based on research conducted at Rice University, where they use the process to turn plastic waste into graphene, sometimes in partnership with companies like Ford Motor Company.
Key points about flash Joule heating and graphene production:
Process:
Flash Joule heating involves rapidly heating a carbon-based material to a very high temperature using a strong electric current, effectively "flashing" it into graphene. --

And what is flash Joule heating?:
To produce graphene without using graphite, researchers primarily utilize chemical vapor deposition (CVD), where a carbon-rich gas like methane is exposed to a heated metal substrate (like copper) to grow graphene layers directly on its surface; other alternative carbon sources like coal, biomass waste, or (even plastic) can be used as feed stocks through techniques like flash Joule heating to create graphene without relying on graphite as the starting material.

Now, I want to say something about growing Graphene out of plastics.. so I am going to share one article. -- see next post. It's interesting food for thought and to consider. Take it however.

... and my apologies guys for previously displaying, plugging or appearing to compare any other possible competition. I like to hear about or see other stocks I may have missed in same/similar sector and industry, but this board is about Black Swan Graphene. Will keep on topic unless something is majorly (if that's even a Webster word) important worth conveying. 🙂

The shorter reply: Yes, I agree with you... Lol. "but the stock is still considered a penny stock at .50 cents @ share. That can be problematic for some investors ..not to mention it keeps them on the OTC. There was also mention of 'warrants'." --- The 8:1,... I could go either way..not sure if fan or not based on it being a Penny and how I view, what I read/understand. If it were major exchange, I may see differently. Warrants.. well.. I need to more book knowledge/experienced feedback. 🙂

So.. I am a novice by comparison.. but.. I am fully wondering why they want to.. it (may/could/will) benefit the stock by (artificially) by increasing the pp/share... which could attract investors who normally don't buy at low (very low) stock prices.

I also believe proceeding with the 8:1, "could" be viewed as a negative, as in the company struggling. I don't know if I like jostling the stock with a reverse at this point... It may also damper investor confidence.. (it could also surprisingly spawn something good from other unknowns to come.)

And warrants .. I agree with the knowledge that it could provoke or create price 'swings' (large price swings) due to the warrants (leverage) effect. So.. even a small movement in a Penny stocks price could cause a large % change (in their warranty price) causing a quick rise or decline in their stock value if allot of warrants get exercised. But hey, that could be fun if one is savvy, willing and has experience.

Also, will exercising those warrants dilute the shareholders value? Likely. It would create new shares, and could affect the stocks price... downward. As I have read... "adding warrants can exacerbate volatility as investors exercise their right to buy shares at a fixed price". "When warrants are exercised, the company issues new shares", it can "put downward pressure on the penny stocks price." "If the stock starts to rise in value, the warrants can become very valuable".

I don't have personal experience buying warrants, only the knowledge I have read/learned.. To proceed.. "being that warrants have "a contractual right to buy a certain amount of stock at some point in the future, at a price agreed upon now." "In effect, it's a pure upside play with no downside risk prior to exercise." I also agree with a statement I read.. "If a company issues a large number of warrants, it might be perceived as a sign of financial weakness, which can further depress a stocks price". It will also "depend on market sentiment and investor perception regarding the company's future prospects. Also, a reverse split does not inherently improve the company's financial health.".

Truly.. everything depends on each individuals view, knowledge, past experience risk tolerance, time and whether one wants to "play" ball or not (I have little of the above compared to savvy investors time and experience in it).

And truthfully after all DD is said and done, actually.... I could go either way on this one.. no matter what I read up on about it. I will be interested to dig further and stay abreast. I would rather see real progress and profit sooner than later. We just may. Sometimes we have to 'ride' the bus whether we like it it not. I will still buy in. I believe companies and investors can benefit from a reverse stock split, but can also signal possible underlying issues.

For this stock.. I'm thinking not. I believe they are in it to win it and have the goods to do it. We shall see. If this sector weren't Graphene (and soon Borophene) I may not jump in sooner than later. But I'm in. (Very sorry for the long version & analogy).. to a very basic inquiry.

I'm a fan of the 8 for 1 reverse split Black Swan initiated a couple weeks back but the stock is still considered a penny stock at .50 cents @ share. That can be problematic for some investors ..not to mention it keeps them on the OTC. There was also mention of 'warrants'.

What were your thoughts on this if you care to share? TY

Thank you... genuinely appreciate. 🙂 I don't have the private messaging level.. I don't even use CC online (to date) for purchases. Personal reasons. I may have to spring for it at some point. TY again for sharing experience/thoughts... and will take it in the spirit intended. Thank you for all you said... especially the tail end. 9Coastal.

Appreciate the tidbit. TY. And to expand from the link... "Black Swan just closed a $6M financing round to scale up production from 40 to 140 tonnes annually. Their new hire Dan Roadcap managed $45M in sales at his last gig - bullish move bringing in someone who actually knows how to sell. They got 7 products already being tested by international clients and zero debt on the books. The graphene market gonna be worth billions but right now Black Swan trading at penny stock levels - classic WSB asymmetric bet right here. This thing either moons when graphene takes off or goes to zero trying".

With over 20 years of experience in polymers and advanced materials industries, Black Swan Graphene's (SWAN.v BSWGF) new Head of Technical Sales & Business Development supports the company's push into industrial markets as it scales graphene production from 40t to 10,000t/year. Full news breakdown⬇️
https://www.reddit.com/r/Wallstreetbetsnew/comments/1iz2cel/black_swan_graphene_swanv_bswgf_expands/

👍 Agreed.
Will be watching & waiting. Thank you for your knowledge!

Yes. And this particular licensing agreement with Trinity College may prove profitable. ?? I'm unfamiliar with Trinity College and the work they're doing with Graphene. I plan to look into who they are and the work they're doing. I am more familiar with the work Rice University has done.

It can't be overstated what a huge game changer Graphene is.. but being able to mass produce it as Rice University has been able to do at cheap costs AND use problematic landfill "waste" such as rubber tires, plastics, foods, etc. etc.. as the feedstock to produce it is arguably on the short list of ultimate inventions of the 21st century.

So, Educate me.. when I see article headings.. like a GlobalNewswire - "In connection with the Transaction, Black Swan Graphene has acquired a license from Trinity College".. and ... " In addition, Black Swan Graphene and Thomas Swan have entered into a License Aug 27, 2024" — and ... "Swan Graphene has sub-licensed the TCD License to Thomas Swan, respectively. ... size of the private.. ".. doesn't that mean they have a license? Appreciate.

Thank you. 👍

I did not say Black Swan did not have licensing agreements.

I said "Black Swan Graphene does not have, nor is licensed, for the latest technology necessary for mass production of graphene".

And who might they be? Universal Matters UK GBR Ltd.
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Marker (post 1 for 8 reverse split):

$0.49536 0.00 (0.00%)
Volume: 0

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👍 So .. this is an easy interesting product, nay? I want them to get into "Borophene" though. Actually.. I think they are one of the public stocks that do. Am patiently watching & following similar, public industry stocks to see if they proceed, expand, reach success, thrive, implement & endure .. like FEAM, ZENTEK, FIRST GRAPHENE, BORON ONE, IONR.. etc. I don't like to see Turkey's SUNUM having the monopoly on Borophene. For over 40 years now I believe. Impressive. We are waayyyyyy behind. Unless maybe the private companies, labs and universities are somewhat hush. It may be 3-10 years before fruition. Or not. Competition and survival on the world stage may necessitate expediency. All eyes on the industry. 👍

Today, Black Swan Graphene (SWAN.v BSWGF) announced the strategic appointment of industry veteran Dan Roadcap as Head of Technical Sales and Business Development: https://blackswangraphene.com/news/black-swan-graphene-announces-the-appointment-of-industry-veteran-dan-roadcap-as-head-of-technical-sales-and-business-development/

Bringing over 20 years of experience in polymers and advanced materials, Roadcap's expertise in polymer compounding, supply chain development, and business growth will be key to accelerating Black Swan’s commercialization efforts.

Having played a pivotal role in designing and establishing entire supply chains, Roadcap will be able to pinpoint strategic opportunities, and leverage existing relationships, where Black Swan's graphene products can deliver maximum impact.

In addition, Black Swan Graphene and Thomas Swan have entered into a License Agreement and a Sub-License Agreement, pursuant to which Black Swan Graphene has granted Thomas Swan a license to graphene processing technology for production of up to 1,000 tonnes per year and Black Swan Graphene has sub-licensed the TCD ...

They have licenses. -- Black Swan Graphene has multiple licenses for graphene processing technology and the production of 2-D materials.
Licenses
License from Thomas Swan
Black Swan Graphene has a license to graphene processing technology from Thomas Swan.
License from Trinity College Dublin
Black Swan Graphene has a license from Trinity College Dublin to produce large quantities of 2-D materials.
Back-license from Thomas Swan
Thomas Swan has a back-license to manufacture and sell smaller quantities of graphene.

The Company’s Board of Directors considered the Consolidation necessary to attract new investment and also to align with the Company’s growing reputation and provide greater credibility when potential customers inevitably assess its market presence and stability.

According to available information, "Thomas Swan" holds a significant stake in Black Swan Graphene, as they are a key partner in the joint venture that created the company, providing their graphene patent and expertise in exchange for a portion of the ownership and a seat on the board; essentially, Thomas Swan is a major shareholder in Black Swan Graphene. THOMAS SWAN HAS A POSITION.

BSWGF: effective Feb. 10,2025 a one for 8 reverse split:

https://otce.finra.org/otce/dailyList?viewType=Symbol%2FName%20Changes

Marker:

BSWGF
0.0655 -0.0019 (-2.82%)
Volume: 64,610

*No position held nor planned for the foreseeable future. Black Swan Graphene does not have, nor is licensed, for the latest technology necessary for mass production of graphene.

Marker:

BSWGF
$0.05928 0.00136 (2.35%)
Volume: 5,528

*No position

Marker:

BSWGF
$0.1158 -0.0192 (-14.22%)
Volume: 14,977

*FD: I do not have a position in this stock. I do not anticipate that happening... monitoring only.

Marker:

Black Swan Graphene
0.136 0.00512 (3.91%)
Volume: 13,777

•No position and no investing interest at this time..just monitoring the competing Graphene companies.

** About the company

Black Swan Graphene Inc. is focused on the large-scale production and commercialization of patented high-performance and low-cost graphene products aimed at several industrial sectors, including concrete, polymers, Li-ion batteries, and others, which are expected to require large volumes of graphene and, in turn, require large volumes of graphite. Black Swan aims to leverage the low cost and green hydroelectricity of the province of Québec as well as the proximity of the eventual production sites of Mason Graphite in order to establish a fully integrated supply chain, reduce overall costs, and accelerate the deployment of graphene usage.
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Here inlies their problem. There are now technologies that do not require Graphite to make Graphene. It's my opinion these guys are headed for a major setback. This is not a suggestion to buy or sell this stock .

SWAN.V......THIS BLACK SWAN IS ABOUT TO TURN NTO A WHITE SWAN!!!!