Ann: Talga graphite mine awarded EU Strategic Project status, page-58

For some reason I thought Niska was actually a separate mine. But gvan is correct (as usual), Niska link is actually part of the vittangi project as per the scoping study: https://daily.fattail.com.au/talgas-asxtlg-niska-link-graphite-resource-expands-71/20230403/

"The updated Vittangi Graphite Mineral Resource estimate revises Talga’s Swedish graphite resource inventory to an estimated total 72.7Mt averaging 18.6% graphitic carbon and represents a 22.5% increase in total resource tonnes and a 20.9% increase in Inferred Resource tonnes over the previous Vittangi Mineral Resource estimate."

"Today the graphite miner brought some exciting news to light by sharing a sizeable increase in the graphite resource at the group’s Niska Link target area, the core mineral resource in the northern part of the Vittangi Graphite Project in Sweden."

As gvan correctly points out, strategic project status does therefore also apply to our expansion plans, which means we could theoretically be permitted to mine graphite to produce 400ktpa anode material within 3 years. This announcement was much more significant than I originally thought!