BlackEarth Minerals NL (ASX:BEM) managing director Tom Revy tells Proactive about a scoping study the company has started. The study will assess the commercial viability of building a plant to process graphite fines from its Maniry Project in Madagascar into a battery anode material (BAM) suitable for use in lithium batteries. Revy explains the company’s aim to become a major graphite supplier to the lithium battery industry.
BlackEarth Minerals kicks off value-add battery anode material scoping study
