Green Battery, Volt Carbon to jointly develop Quebec graphite project

On Friday, Graphjet’s ordinary shares started trading on the Nasdaq.

Ambassador Cong Peiwu said the Canadian government is “wrong” to prevent Chinese investors from buying majority stakes in domestic mining companies, like it did in 2022.

Syrah's largest shareholder AustralianSuper will fund the projects.

Government says it’s considering how to handle offtake agreements that function as loans or investments by China in Canadian mining companies as it continues to clamp down on critical mineral transactions.

Chinese investors will all have to go through a national security review, Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said Tuesday.

C-ONE last year signed a C$16.9 million deal for a 19.4% stake in SRG.

The facility is expected to recycle up to 9,000 tonnes of agricultural waste to produce up to 3,000 tonnes of graphite per year.

Syrah will supply 2 kilotonnes of natural graphite per month in the year following commissioning.

The inbound flow is raising hopes among some junior miners that it will be easier to find Chinese funding.