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Directa Plus was granted two new patents in Italy and China to use its propriety G+ graphene technology to make golf balls and nanoplatelets, respectively.
The first was an Italian patent for the use of the company's G+ graphene to make golf balls, while the second , a Chinese patent, which would cover Directa Plus' process to make graphene nanoplatelets.
The use of the G+ compounds in golf balls, can 'provide a series of beneficial features that offer opportunities to develop a new generation of golf ball, both for professional and amateur players,' the company said.
Directa Plus' process to produce graphene nanoplatelets can be tailor-made to meet customers' needs, and the high-yields create competitive prices, the company said.
At 9:24am: (LON:DCTA) Directa Plus Plc share price was +3.5p at 85p