Ann: Prospectus, page-20

It sounds like you yourself or the author of the article you are referring to are mixing two issues.

Yes, it seems like recently a large deposit of graphite was allegedly discovered by chance in the south of France:

• https://unionrayo.com/en/workers-find-treasure-graphite-mine-france/
• https://en.as.com/latest_news/they-stumble-upon-an-unexpected-find-on-a-construction-site-and-the-company-gives-them-a-bonus-worth-thousands-its-changed-our-lives-n/

However, based on the experience of and with Talga, it will probably be many years before this could 1. become a graphite mine and 2. actually form the basis for anode material.

Northern Graphite, on the other hand, is already quite a bit further along and plans to start production by 2028, using graphite imported from a disused mine in Namibia - it's also considered as a strategic project by the EU:

• https://www.northerngraphite.com/northern-graphite-proposal-for-battery-anode-material-plant-in-france-wins-eu-strategic-project-status/