International Graphite is on track to be the first producer of battery anode graphite in Western Australia. As decarbonisation and climate change drive a revolution in electric vehicles and renewable energy, the world is grappling with a shortage of batteries and the graphite needed to make them. Find out how we are building a new mine-to-market graphite supply, with a planned mine and downstream processing completely integrated in Western Australia, one of the world’s top resource jurisdictions.
As decarbonisation and climate change drive the rapid uptake of electric vehicles and renewable energy, the world is preparing for a shortage of batteries and the graphite needed to make them. Find out how we are helping to develop a new Australian supply of this critical material.
The Annual General Meeting of International Graphite Limited was held today. Managing Director and CEO Andrew Worland shares his views on the significant milestones that have been achieved at both the Springdale Graphite Project and the Collie Downstream Processing Hub as the team pushes ahead with its vision to be Western Australia’s first mine-to-market battery graphite producer.
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International Graphite’s Springdale deposit, near Hopetoun in Western Australia, has been named Discovery of the Year in the 20th annual Australian Mining Prospect Awards. The award, which is one of the most prestigious in Australia, celebrates a greenfields or brownfields site that is recognised as significant for the broader Australian industry.
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The second largest known graphite deposit in Australia has been revealed at the Springdale Graphite Project following the release of a new Mineral Resource estimate. The independent estimate is 3.4 times the previous estimate growing from 15.3Mt @ 6.0% Total Graphitic Carbon (TGC) to 49.3Mt @ 6.5% TGC @ 2% TGC cut-off.
>International Graphite acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia, particularly the Whadjuk, Wiilman, Kaniyang and Wadjari Peoples of the Noongar Nation, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.