Just read the SYR presentation of 4 May. Very glossy and well...

Just read the SYR presentation of 4 May. Very glossy  and well produced and informative. What you would expect from a  $1.216 billion company.!!  Goes into a lot of detail of how they are targeting the battery market and the coated spherical graphite process needed to produce battery grade graphite. Worth a read to understand the complicated and expensive process required.
Then compare to the Talga process with their micro-graphite producing similar results in batteries. Very simple and almost a by-product of Talga's graphene production. Cost would be a fraction of the competition. Market is going to be enormous!  
From the SYR presentation..."Model 3 Tesla had pre-orders of almost 400,000 vehicles within 3 weeks after launching, which will require 29,000 tonnes of coated spherical graphite"!  Now that is just one model from one car maker.
Nothing official and it wouldn't be but IMO there is a link with Tesla and Talga. Refer posts 17437899 and 17438453.
This U.S. based  lithium-ion battery development corporation (IMO Tesla) have done their due diligence on Talga and have signed a sample supply agreement and are working at Warwick University Energy Innovation Centre on an industrial rather than laboratary
scale!
Not saying its going to happen. Would be too good to be true. But IMO we are in the picture at the moment.