This research was published in January, but unannouced by Hazer.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0008622325000545
Now they announce further funding for the research and we see hidden in the detail that the process will create high value graphite suitable for fast charge Li and Na batteries. This is huge news for Hazer, so shouldn't this be disclosed in a separate announcement as it would be material? Or is the process not developed sufficiently to qualify for announcement? I hope they have their patents for it under control.
I'm very happy with the progress of their tech, but not so re their explanations to the market. Presumably they are hiding behind commercial secrecy reasons. This is both exciting yet frustrating.
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