GCM’s VHD Technology Outperforms Copper and Aluminium as Global Commercial Push Accelerates

Chase Mining Corporation Limited ( (AU:GCM) ) just unveiled an update.

GCM Corporation reported that independent, like-for-like testing by the University of New South Wales confirmed its VHD thermal management technology significantly outperforms copper and aluminium, with in-plane thermal conductivity of 422 W/m·K—around 1.3 times higher than copper and three times higher than aluminium—and markedly superior thermal diffusivity, supporting its positioning as a next-generation, mass-production thermal material. During the December 2025 quarter the company advanced commercialisation by signing an MoU with South Korea’s Komex Carbon Corporation to co-develop products for the Korean market, beginning prototype heat sink manufacturing (including sub‑1mm fins) for customers and internal development, initiating market entry into China, progressing commercial sales discussions, achieving ISO 9001 certification, appointing a Principal Thermal Engineer to accelerate product development, and moving forward with a potential US listing on NYSE or Nasdaq, supported by a cash balance of A$10.48 million at quarter end.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:GCM) stock is a Sell with a A$0.01 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Chase Mining Corporation Limited stock, see the AU:GCM Stock Forecast page.

More about Chase Mining Corporation Limited

GCM Corporation (Chase Mining Corporation Limited, ASX: GCM) is an advanced materials company focused on developing and commercialising its proprietary VHD thermal management technology as a substitute for conventional metals like copper and aluminium in heat sinks and other high-performance cooling applications, targeting electronics and industrial markets globally, including Korea, China and the US.

Average Trading Volume: 10,565,266

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: A$40.48M

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