June 24th, 2025 | 07:10 CEST
FOCUS online reports on miracle concrete: Argo Living Soils is working on a revolution in construction!
The construction industry is under enormous pressure: infrastructure is aging, the demand for new buildings is growing - and at the same time, CO₂ emissions must be reduced urgently. This presents opportunities for innovators to earn billions. Argo Living Soils is one such innovator. Nanomaterials are being used to create a miracle concrete which could revolutionize the construction industry. The potential has even been recognized by FOCUS Online, which recently reported on the project in detail. The article not only highlights the technological innovation surrounding graphene concrete but also emphasizes Argo's role as the driving force behind its development. The enormous potential relative to the valuation of EUR 10 million speaks in favor of buying the stock.
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Fabian Lorenz
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ARGO LIVING SOILS CORP | CA04018T3064
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Fabian Lorenz
For more than twenty years, the Cologne native has been intensively involved with the stock market, both professionally and privately. He is particularly passionate about national and international small and micro caps.
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FOCUS online: "Thinner than a hair – and stronger than steel"
"Thinner than a hair – and stronger than steel" is how FOCUS Online describes the new wonder material: graphene. With this additive, concrete as we know it could be revolutionized and enable a new way of building. This is because its tensile and compressive strength could be significantly increased. This means that bridges, tunnels, and high-rise buildings could become more robust, durable, and less susceptible to damage from water or cracks in the future. This not only reduces renovation costs but also significantly extends the service life of buildings – a financial and ecological gain.
Climate protection through less cement
The climate is also protected: using graphene could reduce the amount of cement in concrete by up to 50% – without compromising stability. This is an enormous lever in terms of climate protection, as cement production accounts for around 8% of global CO₂ emissions. According to studies, almost 450 kilograms of CO₂ could be saved per ton of concrete. For an industry that has had little scope for sustainable innovation to date, this is real progress.
Smart building materials: Concrete that thinks
However, graphene can do even more: in the form of graphene oxide, it can be incorporated into so-called "smart" concrete. This type of concrete can detect cracks or moisture at an early stage and thus signal when maintenance is needed. This could save billions in costs, especially in the infrastructure sector – for example, in highway bridges or tunnels. Expensive repairs and corrosion damage could be significantly reduced. Concrete 2.0 may even be up to four times more water-resistant.
But what is graphene?
Like the more familiar graphite, the nanomaterial graphene is also derived from carbon. Due to its lightness and near transparency, it is often referred to as a "miracle material." It is only one atom thick, over 100 times stronger than steel, and electrically conductive. Graphene can also be combined with other materials, such as plastic. The "miracle material" is already being used successfully in other areas, such as computer chips, medical technology, and energy storage.
In the hot phase
Argo Living Soils is currently putting the new material through its paces together with its partner, Graphene Leaders. The challenge lies in getting the dosage right. Too much graphene or poorly distributed particles can reduce stability. The new concrete could be ready for market in just a few months. According to FOCUS Online, the timing is ideal. In North America alone, the market for ready-mixed concrete is set to grow to USD 250 billion by 2024. Demand is rising – and at the same time, regulatory pressure to build with lower emissions is growing.
Huge opportunities with a valuation of EUR 10 million
For Argo Living Soils, the opportunity is in the billions - yet the Company currently has a valuation of just EUR 10 million. This makes Argo shares – which are now also traded on German stock exchanges – a real hot stock. Incidentally, a name change to Argo Graphene Solutions is imminent, underscoring the Company's confidence in its technology.
Conclusion: Multiplication possible
Climate protection, high-tech materials, and a billion-dollar industry in one stock. That is what Argo Living Soils (soon to be Argo Graphene Solutions) offers. If the test results are positive, the stock will likely multiply in value. Investors still have the opportunity to get in early.
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