Company
International Graphite Ltd
ASX:IG6
International Graphite is on track to become a global graphite company with plans to produce high-value graphite products through a staged, capital-efficient development program in tier-one jurisdictions. The company's operations are anchored in Western Australia, with growing international reach into Europe.
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International Graphite non-executive director makes the jump to managing director and CEO
“We are moving now to strengthen our management team to implement our vision of becoming Western Australia’s first vertically integrated graphite company supplying battery anode materials for the lithium-ion battery market," said executive
International Graphite delivers more high-grade graphite at Springdale with infill drilling
“The success of our exploration and infill drilling program gives us great confidence that we will establish a long-life mineral resource at Springdale,” said executive chair Phil Hearse.
International Graphite produces high-quality spheroidised graphite at Collie pilot plant
The pilot facility is one of the first of its size to produce micronised and spheroidised material for battery anodes in Australia.
International Graphite strikes $2 million agreement as it looks to commercialise value-adding facility
The company recently commissioned its pilot micronising and spheroidising plant at Collie and with the backing of $2 million, can look to develop a 1,000 tonnes per year commercial graphite micronising facility.
International Graphite identifies new prospect at Springdale after intersecting high-grade graphite
IG6 executive chairman Phil Hearse said: “Springdale Central is the second graphite discovery made by our exploration team from our first drilling campaign at Springdale.”
International Graphite achieves first product from pilot graphite micronising and spheroidising plant at Collie
“This is a major step in developing our operating knowledge and systems in the graphite downstream processing industry, leading to building a team that will understand the operational needs of graphite processing,” said executive chair Phil
International Graphite highlights Springdale’s potential with discovery of new shallow, high-grade graphite prospect
“These exploration results are exceptional and confirm the use of electromagnetic geophysical survey data to highlight the substantial graphite mineralisation potential across our Springdale tenements and the potential for significant resou
International Graphite completes installation of key graphite battery anode production equipment at Collie
“Establishment of this micronising and spheroidising pilot facility at Collie is our first step towards realising our vision of creating a vertically integrated from mine to final battery anode material production facility in Western Austra
Supply chain surety in an uncertain era: International Graphite
The company, International Graphite, was created by executive chair Phil Hearse because he recognised a pressing need for graphite manufacturing capability on Australian shores.
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