Company information
- Ticker
- GRFXY
- Country
- United States
- Sector
- Materials
- Industry
- Metals & Mining
Graphex Group Business Summary
Graphex Group Ltd (GRFXY) operates a diversified business model primarily focused on the mid-stream processing of graphite for the global lithium-ion battery supply chain. The company generates revenue through three distinct segments: Graphene Products, which involves the production and sale of high-purity spherical and coated graphite for electric vehicle (EV) anodes; Landscape Architecture Design, providing professional services to government and private developers; and a smaller Catering segment operating Thai cuisine restaurants. Graphex is strategically pivoting toward the North American market through its U.S. subsidiary, Graphex Technologies, and a joint venture with Northern Graphite to establish processing facilities in Michigan and Canada. In the competitive landscape, Graphex contends with industry giants like BTR New Material Group and Syrah Resources, as well as specialized players such as Novonix and NanoXplore, positioning itself as a critical non-China-linked supplier of battery-grade anode materials. The leadership team is anchored by Executive Chairman Lau Hing Tat Patrick and CEO Yick Yan Chan (Andross Chan), both of whom bring over 35 years of experience in corporate management and landscape architecture, having led the company since its origins as Earthasia International. Technical operations are spearheaded by Chief Technical Officer Frank Li, a physicist and former R&D lead at Shanghai Shanshan Technology, a global leader in battery materials. The research division is directed by Prof. Luo Liqun, an expert in mineral processing. The board, which includes Executive Director Qiu Bin and Independent Director Liu Kwong Sang, oversees a shareholder base featuring notable institutional presence from Tycoon Partner Holdings and Rongtong Fund Management. This executive core combines deep industrial R&D pedigree with extensive experience in navigating the regulatory and logistical complexities of the global energy transition.