Latest Synthetic Graphite Production News

Novonix Limited has achieved its first mass production of industrial-grade synthetic graphite and secured significant funding, advancing its position in North America's battery materials supply chain.

NOVONIX has delivered its first commercial-grade synthetic graphite sample at mass production scale, marking a key step toward expanding its battery and industrial materials footprint.

NOVONIX Limited reports progress scaling its Chattanooga synthetic graphite plant, secures major funding, and benefits from U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports, while narrowing its half-year loss.

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.

Hazer Group Limited has opened a $2 million underwritten Share Purchase Plan, offering eligible shareholders in Australia and New Zealand the chance to buy shares at the same price as a recent institutional placement. The funds will support the commercialisation of its methane reactor technology and synthetic graphite development.

Hazer Group has raised A$8 million through a share placement and launched a A$2 million Share Purchase Plan to accelerate its clean hydrogen and graphite technology commercialisation.

Novonix Limited advances its synthetic graphite production with Riverside commissioning and a new Chattanooga plant site, while winning a preliminary US trade case against Chinese imports and appointing Michael O’Kronley as CEO.

Santos Limited’s 2024 Annual Report reveals a 5% drop in production and a 9% decline in sales revenue, yet the company progresses its climate ambitions with the successful Moomba CCS project and robust decarbonisation efforts.

NOVONIX has advanced its position in the battery materials sector with a conditional US$754 million loan commitment from the U.S. Department of Energy and binding offtake agreements with automotive giants Stellantis and PowerCo. These milestones underpin its expansion plans for synthetic graphite production in North America.

NOVONIX announces the departure of CEO Dr. Chris Burns, with CFO Robert Long stepping in as interim CEO amid plans to scale production at its Riverside facility.