Latest Graphite News

Asian Battery Metals PLC has identified 29 conductive plates, including six high-priority targets, at its Oval Cu-Ni discovery in Mongolia, setting the stage for a drilling restart in August 2025.

Black Rock Mining Limited has launched a prospectus offering over 108 million unquoted options to participants of a recent $5 million placement, aiming to support the development of its Mahenge Graphite Project in Tanzania.

InVert Graphite Limited has successfully raised $3.5 million and resumed ASX trading following key acquisitions and promising initial trench results at its Morogoro Graphite Project.

Novonix Limited reports significant progress in its synthetic graphite anode materials production, benefiting from new US tariffs on Chinese imports and strategic leadership appointments. The company also secures up to US$100 million in convertible debenture funding to support expansion plans.

NOVONIX has entered a multi-tranche funding agreement with Yorkville Advisors to raise up to US$100 million through convertible debentures, supporting its Riverside facility build-out and commercial production ramp-up.

Infini Resources has identified extensive shallow bedrock conductors over 10 km long at its Reynolds Lake Uranium Project, signalling promising near-surface uranium mineralisation in a historically underexplored region of the Athabasca Basin.

Triton Minerals has officially secured exploration licenses for its Aucu Gold-Copper Project in Mozambique and received $8.5 million in funding, positioning the company to advance exploration activities.

Lincoln Minerals Limited has unveiled a comprehensive update on its critical minerals projects in South Australia’s Gawler Craton, highlighting imminent drilling approvals at the Minbrie copper-base metals project and strong progress across graphite, uranium, and high purity iron assets.

Syrah Resources has resumed production and shipping from its Balama Graphite Operation in Mozambique, marking a significant step in restoring normal operations after earlier disruptions.

Kingsland Minerals has withdrawn its previously implied production target for the Leliyn Graphite Project’s processing plant, citing non-compliance with ASX disclosure rules and advising investors to disregard prior estimates.

Green Critical Minerals has commissioned its first VHD Graphite production module and secured $7 million to drive commercialisation, while its McIntosh Project delivers robust economic metrics.

Kingsland Minerals is finalising its scoping study for the Leliyn Graphite Project, positioning itself to capitalise on shifting global graphite markets driven by new US tariffs on Chinese imports.