Interview with Lomiko CEO A. Paul Gill and BNN

On February 12, 2013 Lomiko signed Strategic Alliance with Graphene Labs of New York and embarked on a project to convert graphite to graphene on a production scale that will make graphene available at a reasonable price for various patented end uses such as water filtration, electronics, power storage, paints, inks, coatings.

Graphene is a newly discovered formation of carbon atoms that make the product 200 times stronger than steel, a super-conductor at room temperature, flexible and heat resistant. There are over 7000 patents filed relating to graphene and commercial production is around the corner.

Currently, the price of graphene ranges from $100 per gram to $1000 per gram making it too expensive to use in large scale production. Lomiko is working on defining a source of high carbon purity graphite from near surface mineralization in Quebec. With our partner, Graphene Labs, we plan to mine, refine and convert graphite to Graphene for less than $10 per gram making re-sale of our product very profitable.

Lomiko announced April 16, 2013 that tests are underway to prove up this cost-effective method. This situation is very similar to a company with a drug being tested by the FDA. Success could change everything and many investors are watching for news.

Sub $10/gram Graphene would not only change the fortunes of Lomiko, it would change the world by allowing new products cost effective. Sub $10/gram graphene makes solar and wind energy viable and creating clean drinking water from sea water profitable.

As you know, running a public company and completing commitments costs money.
Lomiko is currently raising money to complete testing and proving a method of extraction and conversion to graphene.

We are depending on shareholders and investors to see the value of investing in the Graphene future. So many regular investment tracks – bonds, hedge funds, mutual funds and even gold and silver are more risky now than ever.

At its current price, Lomiko offers an attractive risk-reward ratio for investors. There are no guarantees of success, but at this early stage of development Lomiko, with its small market cap and commitment to Graphene development, Lomiko has a much better chance of success than one year ago when it traded to much higher.

Contact Lomiko Metals today for further information on LMR or on how to participate in a private placement.

A. Paul Gill, CEO
Lomiko Metals Inc.
(TSX-V:LMR, US: LMRMF, Frankfurt: DH8B)
www.lomiko.com

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