- Graphite One Inc. (GPH) has filed a preliminary feasibility study on SEDAR for the Graphite Creek resource in Alaska
- It is developing a U.S.-based, advanced graphite supply chain solution for the Graphite Creek resource near Nome, Alaska
- The project plan may include an advanced graphite material and battery anode manufacturing plant in Washington State
- The Graphite Creek resource has been reported as the largest known graphite deposit in the U.S.
- Graphite One Inc. (GPH) is down 1.71 per cent and is trading at $1.15 per share as of 3:41 p.m. ET
Graphite One (GPH) has filed a preliminary feasibility study on SEDAR for the Graphite Creek resource in Alaska.
The company is developing a U.S.-based, advanced graphite supply chain solution for the Graphite Creek resource near Nome, Alaska. The project plan is anticipated to include an advanced graphite material and battery anode manufacturing plant located in the state of Washington.
The plan also includes a recycling facility to reclaim graphite and other battery materials, which will be alongside the Washington site. The company has reported the Graphite Creek resource in Alaska as the largest known graphite deposit in the U.S.
Graphite One is focused on developing its Graphite One Project, which has been designed as a vertically integrated business to mine, process, manufacture and recycle high-grade anode materials primarily for the lithium-ion electric vehicle battery market.
Graphite One Inc. (GPH) is down 1.71 per cent and is trading at $1.15 per share as of 3:41 p.m. ET.
