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This looks like its about to blow.

Chinese deal news Imminent.

Offtake deal news maybe even funding must be very close, its been nearly a year.

China’s graphite imports are now up 2000% over the last ~18 months

https://stockhead.com.au/resources/chinas-graphite-imports-are-now-up-2000-over-the-last-18-months/

Or maybe it will go up 500%.

It been almost a year since we heard anything of an offtake deal, now just for a minute suppose we get a binding offtake agreement with a Chinese partner.. What would be the reaction then? And then a second binding agreement for the remainder of our graphite.. Surely a Chinese deal would send this up like a rocket.. Any thoughts?

But it does happen bluray.

News to come - Mining license, resource upgrade, offtake deals announcement, definitive feasibility study targeted for November but they may surprise us & release it sooner, turning into a mining company.. Everything is lined up.

Walkabout resources really took off when they announced 3 offtake deals in succession just a few months ago.. I think the same will happen here soon.

Another excellent Rns
“Moving forward, our engagement with the local community couldn’t be stronger and we are delighted to have their support, especially as the Board moves to aggressively ramp up our efforts to transform from explorer to emerging graphite producer.”

Maybe it's Jaguar Land Rover getting in early for drive!

New Jaguar Land Rover electric and hybrid cars to be built in Castle Bromwich
Pure-electric Jaguar XJ will be first off the line; JLR calls for UK battery 'gigafactory'

This is great news for battery Manufacturers, they will require battery grade graphite. All good for graphite companys.

https://www.drivingelectric.com/jaguar/1173/new-jaguar-land-rover-electric-and-hybrid-cars-be-built-castle-bromwich

All resolutions were duly passed. Did anyone here attend?

Has anyone noticed the price of gold shooting up, Its at $1,429oz.. It would be interesting to know how far the gold project has progressed.

Where could the share price be one year from now? Judging by the dramatic rise of Walkabout Resources & the huge demand for Electric vehicles we could easily 10 bag.

Agree, excellent results. Walkabout resources(asx) our peer has a mcap of $120 million (AUD) we have battery grade graphite that is huge demand off the back of the move to Electric vehicles.

Looks like a 1 million buy gone through.. News imminent.

https://www.mining-journal.com/research/news/1364780/high-graphite-prices-spur-new-ex-china-developments Energy Minerals > Research Comments Share Jacqueline Holman Roskill said in a preview of its Natural and Synthetic Graphite: Global Industry, Markets and Outlook to 2028 report that although graphite prices had fallen in recent months, May prices for 4-97%C fine, medium and large size flake graphite were still 17%, 24% and 31%, respectively, above previous lows in September 2017. "Higher prices through 2018 have encouraged further development of flake graphite projects outside of China," the consultancy said. E25 powering towards Butcherbird PFS SPONSOREDELEMENT 25E25 powering towards Butcherbird PFS sponsored-logo E25 powering towards Butcherbird PFS SPONSOREDELEMENT 25E25 powering towards Butcherbird PFS sponsored-logo E25 powering towards Butcherbird PFS SPONSOREDELEMENT 25E25 powering towards Butcherbird PFS sponsored-logo It pointed out that during the December 2018 quarter and early-2019, at least three projects completed feasibility studies, one updated its FS and several others completed prefeasibility studies, scoping studies, or resource updates. Syrah Resources' Balama operation in Mozambique came online in late 2017 and is ramping up, producing its first un-purified product in December 2018. Roskill said China imported about 60,300 tonnes of flake graphite in 2018, up from only 5,500t in 2017, with Mozambique accounting for some 93% of all Chinese imports last year. mj_redesign logoEdition MENU SEARCH SUBSCRIBE High graphite prices spur new ex-China developments High graphite prices, rising demand and ongoing environmental inspections and closures in China and now India are spurring on new developments elsewhere in the world. High graphite prices spur new ex-China developments Graphite from Syrah Resources' Balama operation in Mozambique Energy Minerals > Research Comments Share Jacqueline Holman Roskill said in a preview of its Natural and Synthetic Graphite: Global Industry, Markets and Outlook to 2028 report that although graphite prices had fallen in recent months, May prices for 4-97%C fine, medium and large size flake graphite were still 17%, 24% and 31%, respectively, above previous lows in September 2017. "Higher prices through 2018 have encouraged further development of flake graphite projects outside of China," the consultancy said. E25 powering towards Butcherbird PFS SPONSOREDELEMENT 25E25 powering towards Butcherbird PFS sponsored-logo E25 powering towards Butcherbird PFS SPONSOREDELEMENT 25E25 powering towards Butcherbird PFS sponsored-logo E25 powering towards Butcherbird PFS SPONSOREDELEMENT 25E25 powering towards Butcherbird PFS sponsored-logo It pointed out that during the December 2018 quarter and early-2019, at least three projects completed feasibility studies, one updated its FS and several others completed prefeasibili

https://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/3875703/Chinese-flake-graphite-imports-surge-y-o-y-in-April-competitive-Mozambique-materials-erode-export.html

RNS https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/ACP/14080148.html