This Wonder Material Can Turn These Companies Into Multibaggers

which listed Indian company makes graphene?

You may feel that your latest computer is superfast (posh Hard Drive, RAM), and all and nothing can beat it.

You may feel that the lithium ion batteries that will soon be fitted into EVs are the best thing to happen to happen to the automobile sector.

You may feel that the current crop of LED lights are cheapest and the best in the world.

Well, forget about what you feel. All these assumptions will soon become burnt toast.

All because of a new wonder material that is thin, lightweight, flexible but harder than a diamond, 200 times stronger than steel, and a super conductor of electricity.

BUT IT’S A MILLION TIMES THINNER THAN PAPER!

This new material will soon be used across all industries – in particular, electric Vehicles, electronic devices, computers, Healthcare, desalination, smartphones, defence and AI applications.

It can make your computer (and other appliances) work 1,000 times faster and more efficiently than what the latest tech available can achieve.

It allows water to filter through and therefore it will be used in water filtration and desalination applications.

It can very efficiently store energy and therefore will be used in batteries, especially EV batteries.

And, hold your breath: When combined with carbon fibre (another super material), it results in a more stronger and lightweight material that holds phenomenal hope for the defence industry (lighter but stronger vehicles, weapons and wearables)

What the hell is this material?

It’s called GRAPHENE.

How is Graphene Made?

Graphene is a one-atom thick layer of GRAPHITE.

Graphite is derived from CARBON.

Which Indian Companies Will Benefit From The Graphene Boom?

Just don’t jump into any stock now. Remember that graphene is expensive to make and it will take a few years for its technology to become cost-efficient. But these stocks will do great over time (long-term).

Reliance: Is about to buy Kemrock’s assets. This will help it manufacture carbon fibre (not graphene).

Tata Steel too will soon commercialize Graphene production. (Contributed by  )

Rain Industries: Into carbon, the basic raw material of graphene.

Himadri Specialty Chemicals: Into carbon

BASF: Into a wide range of chemicals and can engineer newer and futuristic materials.

Goa Carbon: Into carbon

Panasonic Carbon Company India: Makes carbon rods and looks very good (low PE and all). This company has phenomenal potential because it supplies carbon rods to Panasonic factories across the world.

BUT the stock is an underperformer. So, you need to track it.

Phillips Carbon Black: But this is more for rubber and general applications than EVs. It’s run up 400% this year anyway.

Graphite India: Solid stock but appreciated 300% last 12 months.

That’s all for now. Feel free to suggest your picks (with your Twitter ID) and I’ll be happy to publish them and get you some exposure too. Thanks.

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5 Comments

  1. sir,
    would you please study whether Archit Organosys has any capablities and plans to devolop nano carbon technologies. I once came across a post in a forrum http://rakesh-jhunjhunwala.in/forum/threads/what-will-be-next-10x-or-100-x-multibaggers-stocks.874/page-10#post-20442. when I googled regarding this i came across a site named archit advanced materials and it had mentions about nanocarbon technology. I entered into it at 65/-then they issued rights (1:2) at 25/- when market price was 90/- and its price got adjusted to 40-50 lvls and is currently trading in that range. But when i recently searched about archit advanced materials i was not able to find the site. Now i doubt that they have left the idea of devoloping advanced materials. Also small companies like Archit can have difficulties in retaining the proffesionals who were responsible for devoloping the high end technologies.
    My twitter handle: @josephseby78

  2. Hi Sunil Sir,
    I had done some googling regarding Archit Organosys carbon nanotech plans. I came accross a profile in http://www.researchgate.net
    https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Suchit_Amin/inf
    I think this Suchit amin is the second son of KANDARP KRISHNAKANT AMIN and ARCHANA KANDARP AMIN who are the wholetime directors of the company. His feild of skills and expertise are given as Carbon Nanomaterials, Nanomaterials, Advanced Materials etc in the said profile. So if the wholetime directors son is involved in the technology they may not require other proffesionals to lead them.
    Sunil sir, how do you think about investing in a private company in graphene and carbon nano tech sector. https://ad-nanotech.com. They have an investor link in their site https://ad-nanotech.com/invest-on-graphene.html
    I dont know about investing in private companies. I don’t know the company is competent enough or not. I don’t have the resources or expertise to check that. But thier website looks good. Also a very small investor like me may not be entertained by them. They may be looking for some PE investors or big angel investors.
    Regards
    @josephseby78

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    • Many thanks, Seby. I’ll call Archit tomorrow.

      Re private companies.. when there are public companies available for making profits, why jump into an unregulated investment with a long gestation period?

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