Haydale Graphene strikes landmark agreement with Chinese partner.


Advanced materials group Haydale Graphene has inked a landmark agreement with a Chinese partner that will expand the reach of its high-quality Silicon Carbide whisker-reinforced cutting tool business into new markets in Asia.

  • Haydale Graphene Industries
  • 09 July 2024 12:49:03
Haydale Graphene Industries

Source: Sharecast

The AIM-listed firm said the agreement specified "a progressive minimum annual financial commitment" for the partner to place at least $4.0m of orders with Haydale over the duration of the five year deal.

It also highlighted that the size of the Chinese Silicon Carbide cutting tool market has been estimated at roughly $214.0m by 2024, with a compound annual growth rate of 6.2%.

Under the terms of the agreement, Haydale's Chinese partner will be the exclusive distributor of its "unique and high-quality" silicon carbide tooling into the local market.

"This partnership is set to enhance the availability and accessibility of these premium materials to a broader range of industries in China, including the aerospace, automotive, and industrial manufacturing sectors," said Haydale.

"This landmark deal for Haydale, valued at $4.0m over the five years, marks a major milestone in the Company's global expansion strategy, increasing their portfolio of tooling offerings, and promises to bolster the commercial scope and reach of its US-based tooling operation."

As of 1245 BST, Haydale shares were 8.47% higher at 0.32p.

Reporting by Iain Gilbert at Sharecast.com


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