Company Interview / A global push for Green Critical Minerals

Key Points:

Green Critical Minerals signs MoU with Komex to enter the Korean market Focus on high-density graphite for thermal management in advanced electronics and renewables Targeting product development with major end-users including Samsung, LG, and Mitsubishi Electric Confident in achieving 2026 commercialisation timeline and ongoing international partner discussions

Green Critical Minerals is expanding its global footprint by entering a memorandum of understanding with Komex, a prominent South Korean firm with a strong presence in advanced electronics, data centres, AI, and defence. Clinton Booth outlines the strategy behind partnering with a well-established company such as Komex, which already supplies key industry players including Samsung, LG, SK, and Mitsubishi Electric. This collaboration aims to open new doors in the tech-driven Korean market, enabling Green Critical Minerals to co-develop products suited to high-growth sectors and drive commercialisation.

Booth highlights the company's advanced high-density graphite products, specifically developed for thermal management within power electronics, high-performance computers, and electric arc furnaces. With the increasing demand for reliable thermal performance in AI, data centres, and renewable energy transitions, Booth indicates their materials outperform conventional options like copper and aluminium. The firm’s technology is particularly aligned with the megatrends of electrification and decarbonisation, ensuring an edge in innovation for next-generation technologies.

Green Critical Minerals continues to engage with potential partners globally, including ongoing negotiations across Australia, Europe, and the US. Booth reaffirms confidence in achieving first revenue in the first half of 2026, with further progress and new partnership announcements anticipated in the coming quarter.