Graphene, known for its remarkable strength, conductivity and other remarkable properties, is revolutionizing industries from solar panels to batteries and electronics.(1)
As demand for this wonder material grows, so do the opportunities for savvy investors.
We present five top graphene stocks you should consider if you want to invest in this disruptive technology.
We rounded up a selection of companies you can invest in that are involved in the graphene industry directly and indirectly — whether that’s graphene manufacturing, graphene manufacturing equipment makers or companies investing in graphene research and technology.
| Company | Ticker | Stock description | 1-year return | Buy now on Moomoo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Tesla | TSLA | Tesla (TSLA) is the largest electric vehicle maker. It signed a recent contract with Magnis Energy for graphite supply (used in lithium-ion battery cathodes). |
25.44%
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 CVD Equipment | CVV | CVD Equipment (CVV) is a US company that provides process deposition equipment & solutions for different graphene applications. |
-18.07%
| |
 IBM | IBM | IBM (IBM) is a global technology and consulting company renowned for its innovation in computing, cloud services and artificial intelligence solutions. It has been investing in R&D to use graphene in its chips. |
55.18%
| |
 Cabot Corporation | CBT | Cabot Corporation (CBT) is a global specialty chemicals and performance materials company serving various industries worldwide. |
-19.55%
| |
 Zentek | ZTEK | Zentek is a Canada-based graphene technology company founded in 2008. The company pursues opportunities in the nano-materials industry through its IP development and commercialization processes. |
-5.88%
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"Investing in emerging industries requires understanding that both outsized gains and losses are possible. Hype can cause stock prices to soar, while losses can mount if you buy in at peak excitement and the industry soon falls out of favor. Before investing, do your research and consider the legitimate potential of the new industry, taking a long-term view as you do. Consider exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to mitigate risk through diversification and gain exposure to all key players in the space."
Below is a list of graphene companies not listed on US stock exchanges but are worth looking at if you want to invest in graphene.
Graphene stocks from the companies below may be located on international exchanges, which means you’ll need a brokerage account that offers access to international stocks. Different brokerages offer access to different exchanges, so if you’re interested in a specific international stock, you’ll want to check if it’s available through your brokerage account or sign up for a brokerage account that offers access to international exchanges.
Applied Graphene Materials plc engages in the manufacture, dispersion and development of graphene, primarily in the United Kingdom. It offers reduced graphene oxide and graphene nanoplatelets dispersion for use in:
Applied Graphene Materials plc was founded in 2010 and is based in Redcar, the United Kingdom. APGMC is listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).
Haydale Graphene Industries plc, through its subsidiaries, produces, sells and functionalizes graphene and other nanomaterials in the United Kingdom, Europe, the United States, China, Thailand, South Korea, Japan and internationally. It offers:
In addition, it provides graphene face masks; CeramycGuard; composites; elastomers; silicon carbide whiskers; and advanced consulting and test services. Haydale Graphene Industries is listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).
AIXTRON SE, together with its subsidiaries, provides deposition equipment to the semiconductor industry in Asia, Europe and the Americas. The company also engages in the development of deposition processes, such as equipment, consulting and training, customer support and service for equipment, as well as peripheral equipment and services. It supplies deposition equipment for volume production, research and development of equipment and pre-series productions.
AIXTRON is listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (XETRA).
NanoXplore Inc manufactures and supplies high-volume graphene powder, provides standard and custom graphene-enhanced plastic and composite products and manufactures silicongraphene-enhanced Li-ion batteries for use in transportation, electric vehicle, grid storage and industrial markets.
NanoXplore is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and traded under the ticker GRA, as well as the OTCQX under the ticker NNXPF.
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Several companies specialize directly in graphene production, which are listed on global stock exchanges. Some examples are:
It’s worth looking at both Canada-based and foreign graphene companies to compare stock returns. Just remember that if you’re interested in a specific non-Canadian stock, check if it’s available through your brokerage account.
Investing in graphene stocks can be a good opportunity due to the material’s revolutionary applications in various industries and the growing demand for its unique properties. However, these investments come with risks, including market volatility and the evolving nature of the graphene industry, so thorough research and cautious selection are essential.
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