Quantum Graphite

Quantum Graphite Receivables/Revenue

The Receivables to Revenue Ratio of Quantum Graphite (QGL.AX) as of Oct 16, 2026 is 185.67 M %.

Receivables/Revenue

185.67 M %

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Receivables to Revenue Ratio of Quantum Graphite is 2017 185.67 M % . Receivables to Revenue Ratio of Quantum Graphite was 2016 0.00 . It decreases by % higher compared to the previous year.

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Receivables/Revenue
Date
Receivables/Revenue
Jan 1, 2014
40.30 AUD
Jan 1, 2015
332.29 AUD
Jan 1, 2016
0.00 AUD
Jan 1, 2017
185.67 M AUD
The Quantum Graphite Receivables/Revenue history
YEARReceivables/RevenueYoY
185.67 M %—
0.00-100.00%
332.29 %+724.50%
40.30 %—

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Quantum Graphite Stock analysis

What does Quantum Graphite do? Quantum Graphite Ltd, trading under the ticker symbol QGL.AX and identified by ISIN AU000000QGL3, is an Australian entity headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria. Operating within the Materials sector, specifically in the Metals & Mining industry, the company specializes in the comprehensive lifecycle of industrial mineral graphite. This includes the exploration, mining, processing, selling, and exporting of graphite metal deposits. The firm officially entered the public markets through an initial public offering on January 6, 2014, establishing its presence as a listed entity focused on graphite resources. The company maintains a significant operational footprint in South Australia, particularly on the Eyre Peninsula, which serves as the hub for its key asset developments. Among its primary holdings is the Mikkira Graphite Deposit, a substantial resource located within this region. However, the core of its current operational activity centers on the Uley 2 Project, which is situated approximately twenty kilometers west-south-west of Port Lincoln. This project is distinguished by its status as a fully permitted mining operation, comprising five contiguous mining tenements that provide a secure and regulated framework for extraction activities. The infrastructure supporting these operations includes the Uley 2 processing plant, which is engineered to produce a minimum annual output of approximately 55,000 tons of high-purity coarse flake graphite. This production capacity underscores the company's ability to deliver significant volumes of refined material to the global market. The graphite produced at the Uley mine is characterized by its high purity and coarse flake structure, qualities that make it particularly suitable for demanding industrial applications. The product mix generated from these operations is specifically tailored to serve the thermal applications sector. Key end-uses for this material include the manufacturing of refractories, which are essential for lining high-temperature industrial furnaces, and the formulation of drilling fluids used in oil and gas exploration. By focusing on these high-value applications, Quantum Graphite Ltd positions itself as a supplier of critical materials for heavy industry and energy sectors. The company's website, accessible at https://quantumgraphite.wp.gate.com/, serves as the primary digital interface for stakeholders seeking further information on its operations and corporate developments. Through its integrated approach to mining and processing, the company aims to capitalize on the growing global demand for high-quality graphite, leveraging its permitted assets in South Australia to maintain a steady supply chain for industrial customers worldwide. Quantum Graphite is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

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