First Graphene Limited

First Graphene Lands First Sports Footwear Order From Flux

Sydney – October 07, 2026 -- First Graphene Limited has secured its first purchase order from US-based Flux Footwear, marking the Australian graphene producer's maiden commercial entry into the global sports shoe market, valued at more than US$150 billion.

Flux Footwear becomes third client to adopt PureGRAPH in growing footwear portfolio

Flux will incorporate First Graphene's PureGRAPH into its athletic and leisure footwear line, targeting strength and durability upgrades for the brand's Graphene XT performance gym shoes. PureGRAPH will progressively replace Flux's existing graphene formulations as production volumes increase, following recent joint development work between the two companies.

First Graphene Signs 3-Year Deal With UK's Vector for Graphene Sensors

Sydney – September 30, 2026 -- First Graphene Limited (ASX: FGR) has signed a 36-month Strategic Partner Agreement with UK-based Vector Companies Group Limited, coinciding with Vector's commercial launch of Peltyr, a printed heat flux sensor incorporating First Graphene's PureGRAPH graphene material.

Vector gains access to First Graphene's product range under new commercial framework

The agreement allows Vector to introduce prospective end-users to First Graphene's broader portfolio of graphene products and to place direct purchase orders under separate terms. The deal expands an existing relationship between the two companies, giving First Graphene an additional sales channel through Vector's network in advanced materials, manufacturing and the built environment sector.

First Graphene Lands First Order for Fire-Retardant Mining Polyurethane

Sydney – September 16, 2026 -- First Graphene Limited (ASX: FGR, FRA: M11, OTCQB: FGPHF) has secured its first production purchase order for PureGRAPH® from Australian polyurethane manufacturer Pacific Urethanes Pty Ltd, marking a new customer and a new commercial application for the graphene material.

Pacific Urethanes will incorporate PureGRAPH® into polyurethane formulations to boost fire-retardant performance

The order targets applications for the Australian mining and resources sector, where polyurethane is widely used for screening media, wear liners, slurry systems, conveyor components, pumps, piping, and chute liners due to its abrasion resistance and impact performance. Fire performance has been a recognised limitation of polyurethane, particularly in underground mining environments where fire, smoke and hazardous gases pose safety risks.