Its mines are currently on care and maintenance.
First Graphene have enough Sri Lankan Graphite for 5-8 years at full production (100t pa) and have a supply agreement to purchase Sri Lankan Graphite from the existing Government owned mines
well worth reading the Cavitation White paper.
If they can successfully scale the pilot plant, IMO it will be a much better alternative to existing method of producing synthetic graphite.
FGR has detailed they only require standard equipment for the process.
https://firstgraphene.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/FINAL-FGR-Cavitation-Whitepaper-1-July-2021.pdf
Ann: FGR CEO presenting at the Emerging Growth Conference, page-35
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