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Critical MineralsMining.com

Nouveau Monde to proceed with G7’s biggest graphite mine

Nouveau Monde will proceed with what becomes the G7's largest graphite mine, expected to produce 106,000 tonnes of graphite concentrate annually over 25+ years. This production capacity addresses critical supply chain needs for lithium-ion battery anodes used in electric vehicles and energy storage systems.

#Nouveau Monde#graphite#mining
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Focus Graphite in Quebec boasts world’s fifth-largest resource

Focus Graphite in Quebec increased its contained graphite resource to 14.7 million tonnes, representing an 86% increase over 2022 levels and making it the world's fifth-largest resource. This substantial resource expansion positions the company as a major supplier for battery and technology applications requiring high-grade graphite.

#Focus Graphite#Quebec#graphite
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GBM aims to reopen Ontario’s Kearney graphite mine

GBM plans to reopen Ontario's Kearney graphite mine with initial production of 23,000 tonnes annually starting in 2028. This matters to technology investors as graphite is essential for lithium-ion battery anodes in electric vehicles and energy storage systems.

#GBM#graphite#Kearney mine
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Graphite One says Alaska project on track for September permitting decision

Graphite One's Alaska graphite project is scheduled for a permitting decision on September 29, 2026, under the FAST-41 review process. This timeline is critical for U.S. domestic graphite supply development, as graphite is essential for EV battery production.

#Graphite One#Alaska#graphite
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Critical MineralsMining Weekly

Sovereign Metals reports successful rehabilitation trials, community partnerships at Kasiya

Sovereign Metals is completing its second year of rehabilitation trials at the Kasiya rutile/graphite project in Malawi, focusing on pilot mining and backfilling programs. This matters to supply chain analysts as rutile is a critical mineral source for titanium dioxide used in aerospace, defense, and industrial applications, while graphite is essential for battery anodes.

#Sovereign Metals#rutile#graphite
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