Replies to post #100595 on Indo Global Exchanges Pte Ltd (IGEX)

[Carjockey2]

$IGEX

Nothing wrong with this tweet..

Working fast to upgrade #IGEX to Fully Reporting SEC Issuer and get the OTCQB status.

— $IGEX The Mineral Company (@IGEX_Official) July 29, 2022

Who doesn't want to uplist to otcqb????

But if the 8K came out before this we would be at a whole different level!@@

Let's see that 8k@@@@@@

[mick]

$IGEX Intending to get OTCQB status,
They need to maintain 30 days at .01

[mick]

$igex $IGEX the mineral company /\ $IGEX The Mineral Company
@IGEX_Official
The Mineral Company Pte LTD $IGEX. Involved on lithium, graphene and other industries; we're closing a triple exciting Merger.

TRUE VALUE. Listed on OTCMKTS.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/IGEX/overview
USA and Europeotcmarkets.com/stock/IGEX/ove…Joined August 2021


$IGEX/ SO EUROS IS WORTH MORE THAN U.S.A. DOLLAR [$.90 PLUS VS EUROS $3.62] $LITHIUM $GRAPHENE $RHODIUM






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RE;
CURRENT Share PRICE-
$3.82 EUR

END:SM- AS OF 11:39 AM EST 02/14/2022

Consumer Discretionary
INDUSTRY
Consumer Discretionary Products
SUB-INDUSTRY
Automotive

INCORPORATED
02/23/2018

ADDRESS
Carrer de la Bernia 1 Valencia, 46529 Spain

PHONE
34-96-134-30-44

WEBSITE
http://www.endurancemotive.eu

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NEW NAME 'THE MINERAL COMPANY' $IGEX interesting lithium / graphene [graphene has become more and more valuable.]
update; 12-14-2021

THE MINERAL COMPANY $IGEX IGEX ????? LITHIUM & GRAPHENE
DIS ONE WAS $0.25 TO $0.50
NOW
American Lithium Cor (LIACF)
3.36711 ? -0.32789 (-8.87%)
Volume: 593,121 @12/14/21 12:28:12 PM EST
Bid Ask Day's Range
3.36 3.4 3.33 - 3.75
LIACF Detailed Quote

https://www.energyandcapital.com/report/the-worlds-next-rare-earth-metal/1600

Moore's law of electronics





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graphene;

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Graphene Meets Lithium
One of the major potential uses for graphene is in lithium batteries.

Lithium batteries currently use graphite anodes,
which are not the most efficient.

And silicon, a more efficient option, is known to expand when
introduced to lithium, which makes for a possibly explosive battery design.

However, graphene can also be grown directly onto silicon layers,
which allows for more energy-dense silicon to replace the graphite anodes.

Lithium metal anodes have a capacity 10 times higher than traditional graphite-lithium ion batteries.

Graphene enables this by allowing the silicon to expand,
but it also induces a sliding effect across adjacent layers of graphene.

In other words, rather than expanding and exploding,
the silicon would expand and redistribute itself safely within
the confines of the battery, held securely by a graphene net.

Thankfully, Rice University developed an adhesive into a silicon
oxide film that replaces the hiccups lithium metal batteries tend
to face.

Led by professor James Tour, the protective silicon oxide layer demonstrated the film soaking up and releasing lithium without the short-circuiting and exploding.

From there, the improved battery design could grow from small devices
to larger electric vehicles.

What Rice University is whipping up in terms of electric cars is
a supercapacitor film made with two layers of graphene sandwiching
an electrolyte layer.

This supercapacitor is intended to cut car charging times down from
a couple of hours to a couple of minutes.

They’re also eco-friendly since the supercapacitor’s film is one atom thick.

Supply Lines
Graphene isn't like our usual commodities. No one country has the most reserves; no company can dig a mine or a well and find a surefire supply of graphene within the ground.

The sheets of graphene have to be produced bit by bit. And this has been historically difficult.

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What Does the Market Look Like?
Because large-scale mass production still hasn't quite begun on this material, the market is a bit limited.

However, that leaves a lot of room open for investors to get in before it reaches commercialization.

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The market was worth $78.7 million in 2019 and, according to
Grand View Research,
is expected to rise drastically to $1.08 billion by 2027.

North America currently has the bulk of market share,
but the Asia-Pacific area is expected to have the quickest growth
in adoption of graphene uses in coming years.

North America and Europe are also expected to have above-market
average growth.

The biggest driver of all this growth is expected to be the push
for cleaner,
more efficient energy sources and the global reduction of emissions in the air.

Demand for this versatile material is expected to boom in relation to its scalability:

When the problem of mass production is out of the way,
there will be no stopping graphene's growth.