Graphene & Solar Technologies New Shareholder Letter & Update
Graphene & Solar Technologies Limited (OTC: GSTX) has announced its acquisition of Cima NanoTech for $47 million, adding 120 patents in thin-film technology. The company is developing a graphene manufacturing factory in Queensland, Australia, set for July 2022. Innovations include transparent photovoltaic applications and low-cost EV batteries. Additionally, GSTX is working on an air-to-water harvester capable of producing up to 10,000 gallons daily. The CEO emphasizes their ESG compliance and expertise in renewable energy and materials for the solar industry.
- Acquisition of Cima NanoTech strengthens intellectual property with 120 patents.
- Development of innovative thin-film solar technology that improves efficiency.
- Productization of air-to-water extraction technology with significant output capacity.
- Acquisition cost of $47 million may strain financial resources.
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Acquisition of high-tech “Thin-Film” nanotech development corp., Cima NanoTech, including 120 leading-edge, “thin-film” technology patents and applications for a purchase price of US
.$47 million -
Graphene manufacturing factory for industrial and electronics-grade (CVD) graphene for
July 2022 , at theBrisbane Technology Park ,Queensland, Australia . - Transparent Clear & Flexible photovoltaic and thin-film solar applications in final development of production processes and techniques.
- Development of new applications for producing low-cost high-output electric vehicle batteries.
- New Thin-film anti-freeze and auto-windshields heating applications, battery or solar-powered.
- Development and production of GSTX-owned, patented “Thin-Film” applications for manufacturing EMF shielding in 5G Networks to eliminate electro-magnetic interference.
- Air-to-Water Extraction/Harvester Unit.
The GSTX-designed Air -to-Water Extraction/Harvester unit, with no moving parts, is suitable for home/office and for remote locations and is designed to supply clean water for outdoor locations, or an entire household. Air-to-Water Harvester units can generate from the Atmosphere/Air 50 gallons to 10,000 gallons per day, depending upon installation configurations. The unit can be installed in “Water Harvester Farms” or parallel units. The GSTX proprietary Water Harvester technology system will operate efficiently on electricity, solar, wind and/or battery power systems.
GSTX has successfully focused upon developing environmentally sustainable (ESG) Alternative Energy Solutions, utilizing the new “wonder material” Graphene and GSTX “Thin-Film nano-technology” applications. In
Thin-Film solar applications are a recent solar industry innovation. When combined with graphene and nanotech technologies, it significantly advances the efficiency of solar industry technologies. Transparent, flexible, seamless, and light-weight solar panels will largely replace the existing metal-framed solar installations, especially for solar powered windows in high-rise buildings, creating significant operating cost savings.
The CEO of GSTX,
Shareholder Update -The attached Web-Link provides a complete copy of the recent
Web-link to Graphene & Solar Technologies Shareholder Update:
https://www.gstx.solar/documents/GSTX%20SHAREHOLDER%20UPDATE%20SEPTEMBER%202021.pdf
Forward-Looking Statements
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