28th July 2021
WA Government invests $2m in IG
The Western Australian Government will invest $2 million to back International Graphite’s plans for Western Australia’s first downstream graphite processing plant, at Collie. The grant, from the Collie Futures Industry Development Fund, was announced by Regional Development Minister Alannah MacTiernan.
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24th March 2021
Gearing up for downstream graphite production
IG is on track to deliver the first samples of its spheroidised, purified, battery anode materials (BAM) by the end of 2021, with equipment for its research and development facility due to be delivered within months.
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18th March 2021
IG joins EU battery supply chain
IG has been appointed one of the newest members of the European Battery Alliance (EBA250) further progressing its bid to be a key graphite supplier for the progressive, green tech focused European market. Europe is at the forefront of global renewables uptake, with its battery market expected to be valued at €250 billion a year by 2025.
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25th February 2021
Investment advisers appointed
Financial advisers The Pamplona Group have been appointed to guide International Graphite to a planned listing on the Australian Securities Exchange by mid 2021.
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15th February 2021
Establishing our foothold in Europe
Leading German investor relations consultancy DGWA has been appointed to help spearhead International Graphite’s move into the burgeoning European lithium-ion battery supply chain.
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9th February 2021
Seed offer closes strongly
International Graphite is rapidly moving forward with its plans to be one of the first producers of battery anode material (BAM) in Australia after its seed capital round closed, 50 percent over target.
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15th December 2020
DFS released for Collie
Our partners BatteryLimits have completed the Definitive Feasibility Study (±15% accuracy) for IG’s planned micronising and foils plant, in Western Australia.
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21st February 2019
Clean, green process
International Graphite is refining traditional graphite purification technology to achieve new standards of environmental performance. The engineering review is part of the full feasibility study underway for a proposed multi-million dollar secondary graphite processing plant, in Western Australia.
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