Graphene origin
Our graphene comes from our self-developed production system and is processed through our co-located pilot plant.
SUPA G® is GMG’s graphene slurry for lithium-ion battery enhancement. It is designed as a liquid graphene material that can be added into or coated onto customer lithium-ion battery cathodes and anodes.
A liquid graphene material creates a practical route for battery trials and electrode development.
We designed SUPA G® for addition into or coating onto lithium-ion cathodes and anodes.
Product materials describe 0.5-2 wt% loading by weight for evaluation.
We link SUPA G® to charge and discharge rate-tolerance behaviour.
SUPA G® turns our graphene into a material format battery teams can test directly. Instead of an abstract ingredient, our slurry gives partners a practical way to run electrode trials and controlled integration work.
Our graphene comes from our self-developed production system, is processed through our co-located pilot plant, and finished into a liquid graphene product for lithium-ion battery electrodes.
Developed from our in-house graphene production and pilot-plant processing.
Positioned for lithium-ion battery cathode and anode development.
Built for technical validation before broad commercial claims.
We keep it simple: what you’re getting, how it fits into your process, and what to test first.
Everything stays focused on integration: graphene source, slurry processing, low-dosage electrode use and partner validation.
Our graphene comes from our self-developed production system and is processed through our co-located pilot plant.
The liquid graphene format gives partners a practical way to handle, test and integrate the material.
We position SUPA G® for adding into or coating onto lithium-ion battery cathodes and anodes at low loading.
The next step is controlled partner testing: conductivity, loading, calendaring integrity and high-rate battery behaviour.

The numbers that matter most: resistivity, loading, surface area, density, particle structure and rate behaviour.
We report 2.5 times lower mean ionic resistivity than standard graphite in the recent study.
Our material has 0.5-2 wt% loading, compared with 2-5 wt% for common carbon additives.
We measure approximately 250 m²/g surface area, compared with about 60 m²/g for a common additive.
SUPA G® has a bulk density of 0.3-0.4 g/cm³.
Our particles range from around 20 µm down to sub-1 µm.
In our testing, our graphene improved lithium-ion battery rate tolerance.
We've put three technical figures and a comparison table together, so you can see the evidence in one place.



| Property | Standard industry lithium-ion battery carbon additive | GMG SUPA G® |
|---|---|---|
| Bulk density | 0.12-0.25 g/cm³ | 0.3-0.4 g/cm³ |
| Surface area | ~60 m²/g | 250 m²/g |
| Typical loading in electrode | 2-5 wt% | 0.5-2 wt% |
| High-rate performance | Standard application | Excellent for very high-rate applications |
SUPA G® is the right fit once you’re ready to test – you know your target electrode or application and have a testing plan in place.
For cathode and anode teams evaluating conductive additives, electrode loading and high-rate performance.
For partners that need a practical material format before testing coatings, composites or other applied programs.
For organisations evaluating material access, validation requirements and supply assumptions.
No. SUPA G® is a graphene slurry material for battery enhancement and application development – a component for battery work, not a finished battery cell.
SUPA G® is a liquid graphene product that can be added into or coated onto lithium-ion battery cathodes or anodes.
The first proof points are ionic resistivity, particle distribution, bulk density, surface area, loading range, calendaring integrity and high-rate behaviour.
You can discuss the target application, material requirements, validation method and commercial assumptions with our team.
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