At the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) earlier this month in Sydney, our MD, David Christensen (DC) was given the respect of a one on one discussion on graphite.
IMO this is significance because there was another graphite panel discussion but due to the number of participants (6) it dilutes their key messages on the subject (if they had any). Obviously, the event thought it prudent to allow DC a more initiate time slot, i.e, his project is more relevant.
This was not lost on independent UK media Argus, who picked up on this and subsequently have quoted DC in a recent article:
'Australian emerging graphite producer Renascor is relying on the US' IRA and the Australian government to compete with China's production scale, said Renascor Resources' managing director David Christensen at the International Mining and resources Conference earlier this month. Renascor has completed its definitive feasibility study at its Siviour Graphite project, the world's second-largest proven graphite reserve.
Just for context, Argus is a leading independent UK provider of market intelligence to the global energy and commodity markets. See full article here.
