Saturday, 8th February 2025

World’s Leading Graphene Nanotube Manufacturer Unveils Cutting-Edge Facility in Serbia

OCSiAI is scaling up production of graphene nanotubes to meet the surging global demand for these advanced materials in industries from automotive to energy storage

Luxembourg-based OCSiAl, the world’s largest producer of graphene nanotubes, has launched a state-of-the-art synthesis facility in Stara Pazova, Serbia, marking a significant stride in the country’s aim to become a leading European nanotechnology hub.

Graphene nanotubes, a type of carbon-based material often referred to as “wonder material,” are ultra-thin, cylindrical structures with remarkable strength, conductivity, and flexibility, offering immense potential in fields like electronics, energy storage, and medicine. These tiny tubes, just one atom thick, act as powerful enhancers in materials, boosting durability, conductivity, and even sustainability across various applications.

“Our mission extends beyond production—we’re pioneering a path toward sustainable technology that enhances daily life,” said OCSiAl’s CEO Konstantin Notman. “This new facility is also an opportunity platform for Serbia’s youth, aiming to foster a future generation of scientists and engineers through partnerships with local universities and research institutes.”

Spanning 10,000 square meters, the facility represents a 40-million-euro investment and will create over 200 jobs. The opening ceremony was attended by Luxembourg’s ambassador to Serbia, Marc Hubsch.

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