Interesting ..... no mention of graphite in the whole article .... I suppose it is reasonable to deduce graphite as being "anode materials" ...... but that hardly bodes well for those expecting demand growth off the back of Li-Ion.
"[ "Anode materials: The market was stable, along with small price fluctuations. However, as many new production capacities are released this year, the supply of low- and mid-end products was excess and the corresponding prices were also decreased."
" In late October, 2015, President Xi Jingping visited the National Graphene Institute at the University of Manchester in the UK. Together with the good news since September, China's graphene industry again captures wide attention. However, CCM believes that it takes time for the graphene segment, a sunrise business which now has yet to achieve commercialised production, to lead the reform in the domestic Li-ion battery anode material market." ]"
Ps: took the liberty of bolding and underlining just for the fun of it
