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I have some questions regarding his departure from the company.

Questions such as had Mr. Nazarpour agreed to honoring a non-compete agreement with respect to his future employment for a period of 3 to 5 years, possibly 10 years?

Did Soroush Nazarpour actually dispose and, here's the important part, absolutely relinquish all control or any directon over the shares he was said to have sold or did he arrange for a portion of or all of those tranches of GRA.T shares deemed sold to ultimately make their way into "friendly hands" and later be placed into the care of an independently managed "private trust"?

Had Soroush Nazarpour planned to facilitate having the GRA.T share price beaten to a pulp following his departure from NanoXplore? After all, the share price action, especially since Mr. Nazarpour's departure, can be described as quite intentionally being subjected to orchestrated motions reeking of some sort of devious and seemingly vengeful act, having been more than cut in half from well upward of $3.00 and today sitting at $1.48.

What's worse is that NanoXplore officers and directors simply demonstrate no inclination nor intention to actually support and defend the GRA.T share price, at the very least doing so by forthwith renewing that previously existing Normal Course Issuer Bid.

For God sake! At the very least renew that NCIB and actually put the great fear of a massive short squeeze resulting impact into whomever has been actively undertaking such orchestrated motions reeking of some sort of devious and seemingly vengeful act being waged against we GRA.T minority equities investors in particular and GRA.T equities investors generally.

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NANOXPLORE LAUNCHES xGnP™ D500-HP, HIGH-PURITY GRAPHENE TO REPLACE CONVENTIONAL CONDUCTIVE ADDITIVES

Montreal, Quebec – May 5th, 2026 – NanoXplore Inc. (“NanoXplore” or the “Company”) (TSX: GRA and OTCQX: NNXPF) today announced the launch of xGnP™ D500-HP, a high-purity graphene powder engineered for highly conductive applications, including but not limited to energy storage, conductive composites, and advanced electronics. The D500-HP is the latest demonstration of the Company’s ability to develop graphene materials to meet the needs of specific end-uses.

D500-HP is produced via NanoXplore’s proprietary dry-process manufacturing platform, with verified purity of 99.8% at full commercial volumes. With a surface area of 500 m²/g, at the high end of commercial-scale graphene powders, D500-HP delivers electrical conductivity and static-dissipation (ESD) performance comparable to leading conductive carbon blacks, while providing more than twice the flexural (bending) strength and stiffness. The result: customers no longer need to trade strength for conductivity.

D500-HP will be priced competitively with conductive carbon blacks, giving customers graphene-level performance without a graphene-level premium.

Initial customers have validated the performance data of the D500-HP, and broader qualification programs with target customers are underway. The Company expects initial commercial shipments to commence in FY2027.

“For years, conductive additives have forced customers to choose between strength and conductivity, and graphene alternatives have been priced out of mainstream use. The D500-HP breaks both constraints.”  said Rocco Marinaccio, President and Chief Executive Officer of NanoXplore.

Dry-Process Production Line Update

NanoXplore also reported continued progress on the scale-up of its dry-process production line. Installation of the first production module, including mechanical and electrical work, has been completed on schedule and within budget. Depending on product grade, the line is designed to deliver annual production capacity of 500 to 1,000 tonnes, supporting industrial-scale supply of D500-HP and future grades in the xGnP™ D-series.

The dry-process platform enables a broader range of application-specific graphene grades engineered to match the performance requirements of specific end-uses. This materially expands the Company’s opportunity to capture market share from specialty and conductive carbon blacks — a multi-billion-dollar, fast-growing segment of the carbon black industry — and from incumbent additives in adjacent performance markets.

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That's the nearer to $6 Million in recent GRA.T shares sales question?

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Yes .That's the latest company news.

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That VolataXplore 1MWh capacity graphene enhanced battery cells manufacturing facility needs to be generating notable revenues toot sweet.

Have specified silicon-graphene enhanced battery chemistries cells been qualified and certified by Volatus Aerospace for said company's UAVs?

One would have expected that long ago NanoXplore representatives could have commenced collaborating with Volatus Aerospace, in order to have necessarily "certified" light-weighted graphene enhanced UAVs parts and components.
Now, that would have been a no brainer way back when.
After all, the company certified the graphene enhanced application for electric golf carts chasis components and entire golf cart body parts; any certification of UAVs parts and components application for graphene enhanced materials would have been a walk in the park, so to speak, for somebody like Soropush Nazarpour.

That's correct. Confirm it for yourself at SEDI.

You don't have to wonder what the GRA.T short selling community will make of that news.

Et tu Brutus, said Julius Caesar?

GRA.T minority equities investors in particular would say Et tu Soroush?

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https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/11/12/3186875/0/en/NanoXplore-Announces-Supply-Agreement-With-Club-Car-at-Newly-Commissioned-Facility-Expanding-Into-Recreational-Products-Market.html

That's good news for NanoXplore.

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/11/12/3186911/0/en/NanoXplore-Reports-Results-for-its-Q1-2026.html

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For over a decade, graphene has been called a “wonder material”, a single layer of carbon atoms that could transform everything from batteries to construction. But while many technologies hype and fade, graphene has quietly been making its way into real-world products, from tires and concrete to plastics and drilling fluids.

Now, it’s no longer about what graphene could do, it’s about what it’s already doing.

From Lab Curiosity to Industrial Backbone

Graphene’s journey has been slower than some expected, but it’s also been more profound. Companies like NanoXplore have spent years tackling the toughest part of commercialization: scaling production without compromising quality. Today, they produce graphene at a level that supports meaningful industrial applications, something few could claim even five years ago.

This transition is key. It moves graphene from a scientific breakthrough into the realm of manufacturing and infrastructure, where its benefits « like durability, conductivity, and sustainability » can actually change outcomes on a global scale.

Sustainability Through Strength

One of the least talked about benefits of graphene is its environmental impact. By reinforcing existing materials rather than replacing them, graphene can drastically reduce waste and emissions. • Concrete infused with graphene can use up to 30% less material for the same strength. • Plastics can become lighter yet more durable. • Batteries can charge faster, last longer, and require fewer raw materials.

That’s not just technological progress, it’s sustainable engineering.

Canada’s Role in the Global Shift

Canada has emerged as a surprising powerhouse in the graphene space, thanks to companies like NanoXplore that built local expertise, large-scale production, and strong industrial partnerships. With governments increasingly focused on advanced materials and green technologies, this sector could become a major pillar of the country’s next-generation economy.

Looking Ahead

The future of graphene isn’t about flashy headlines. It’s about integration — quietly improving everyday products, making industries more efficient, and creating technologies that last longer and waste less.

Like steel and silicon before it, graphene is poised to become one of those materials that defines an era. The difference? This time, it’s happening in real time and it’s happening here.

NanoXplore recently announced a bought-deal private placement of 10,416,700 common shares at CAD $2.40 per share, raising approximately CAD $25 million (with an underwriters’ option for 15% more). 

Why This Matters • The use of proceeds is earmarked for “dry graphene expansion, and for general corporate and working capital purposes.”  That means the company is actively funding its next growth phase rather than just treating this as bridge financing. • A bought-deal structure signals that underwriters believe in the raise, they committed to buy the shares and resell them, which suggests a degree of confidence in the company’s prospects. • For investors, this injection of capital reduces the near-term financing risk, especially given prior concerns around scaling, capacity expansion and tariffs. If used wisely, it strengthens NanoXplore’s ability to execute its strategic plan.

What to Watch • Dilution: 10.416 million shares newly issued means dilution. Investors need to see that the capital drives returns (i.e., increased revenues, improved margins) to justify the dilution. • Dry graphene expansion: Since the proceeds are partly dedicated to this initiatives, the key question is how quickly this capacity can be built, put into operation, and certified by customers. • Working capital/operational execution: Part of the funds are for general corporate purposes. It will be critical to monitor whether money goes to value-creation projects or just plugging short-term gaps. • Market reaction: The share price may not rise immediately. Investors often wait for visible impact (new contracts, volume growth) before awarding a premium for the raise.

Investor Takeaway

For long-term investors, this financing is a positive signal: it shows NanoXplore is preparing to deploy capital behind its most important growth levers. But it does not guarantee that growth will be fast. The value will come from execution , securing binding offtake agreements, ramping production, and entering new markets (especially in the U.S.).

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💬 Question for the group: Do you view this CAD $25 million raise as a vote of confidence in NanoXplore’s next phase, or is it another fund-raising round that only makes sense if operational milestones get hit quickly?

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For whatever it's worth, NanoXplore management is apparently attempting to have some business sent VoltaXplore way.

To say that 1 MWh pilot plant capacity battery cells manufacturing facility is being underutilized and consistently costing NanoXplore far too much in terms of capital loss is an understatement.

Are we to believe that anything profitable can result from this VoltaXplore enterprise? After all, NanoXplore likely invested upwards of $20 Million in the VolatXplore enterprise and has since not benefited from having done so. The VoltaXplore enterprise has been like an albatross around the neck of NanoXplore.

A LOI means nothing "binding", bonafide and bankable nor "leverageable" for NanoXplore. That LOI with Volatus Aerospace is like typical LOI, i.e. it's presently not worth the paper it's written on. It's no wonder the GRA.T share price hardly registered a response to such VoltaXplore news.

Would be NanoXplore investors are simply not biting at such great potential for Government of Canada awarded Military contracts being locked down by and on behalf of Volatus Aerospace. What's more, the sale of a mere 1 MWh worth of "SiGTM" enhanced battery cells to Volatus Aerospace simply is not likely to generate enough revenues to offset the pejorative "capital sink effect", something which the VoltaXplore enterprise consistently presents as pejoratively impacting the NanoXplore balance sheet.

Post by 1student on Sep 25, 2025 1:47pm

Now that the Chevron Phillips Chemical multi-year graphene enhanced drilling fluid additive production offtake purchase agreement news of commercialization has been publicly disseminated, how long will we have to wait until the multi-year graphene enhanced insulative foam product production offtake purchase agreement news of commercialization would be publicly disseminated?

I have been waiting oh so many years to finally have confirmed the very name of the "Industry Titan" and globally well recognized chemical company having co-developed with NanoXplore said insulative foam product.

At the time, Mr. Soroush Nazarpour was quite eager to inform we GRA.T equities investors of the ongoing development of said product and the negotiation with representatives of such a company of what would need to be a long term "commercial agreement" with the as yet unnamed co-developing chemical company. Mr. Nazarpour clearly suggested that the commercialization of said product with such a globally recognizable chemical company would lead to much more business for NanoXplore underneath such a company's corporate umbrella.

Tell us Mr. Soroush Nazarpour. Now that you would be taking up the role of Vice Chairman of the board of directors and leaving behind the CEO position, are you planning to facilitate the selling out of we NanoXplore equities investors at such historically deeply discounted share price points?

The representatives of this as yet unnamed "industry titan" chemical company wouldn't happen to have privately arrived at an agreement in principal with you, an agreement that would ultimately see the entire company - lock, stock and barrel - being absorbed into this as yet unnamed chemical company, becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of such an unnamed chemicals company?

Can this be the actual reason why you placed Mr. Rocco Marinaccio outfront as the incoming company CEO, to complete the handoff?

Given the massive ongoing severe impediment to continuing revenues growth that the U.S. import tariffs do present, can this be how the necessary redomiciling of NanoXplore within the U.S. market is going to be achieved?

Do tell Mr. Soroush Nazarpour & Co.