First Graphene Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Sixth Element Material Technology to distribute its PureGRAPH® CEM additive in China's vast cement and concrete market. The agreement grants Sixth Element exclusive distribution rights, contingent on annual purchase targets, and includes plans to negotiate a joint venture or licensing agreement for local manufacturing once sales milestones are met. This move positions First Graphene to tap into the world's largest cement industry, which also faces significant carbon emission challenges, offering both commercial growth and environmental impact opportunities. The partnership aims to expand PureGRAPH® CEM's presence in China and potentially globally through the joint venture.
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