Graphjet's Goal To Jumpstart Graphene Demand

Lee Ping Wei, CEO, Graphjet Technology

30-Sep-22 08:00

Graphjet's Goal To Jumpstart Graphene Demand

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Malaysian-based company, Graphjet Technology will be converting palm kernel shells into graphite and graphene. The company aims to raise 115 million US dollars via a de-SPAC deal for a NASDAQ listing in October this year. Set to be the third Malaysian unicorn, CEO Lee Ping Wei shares with us business expansion plans, why the route of a SPAC listing, and how the rise of EVs will impact them.

Produced by: Moh Heng Ying

Presented by: Philip See

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Categories: Corporates, managing

Tags: graphjet, graphite and graphene industry, SPAC listing, business expansion, evs,

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