Not yet @ganginvestor. But the 24M qualification of Volt's...

Not yet @ganginvestor. But the 24M qualification of Volt's graphite essentially whitelists them to be a supplier to any one of their licensees, including Freyr which you've listed above. I am of the view that one of those letters of support received for Volt's downstream anode material has come from Freyr. Next is to translate it into a binding offtake! Deals start to flow when graphite prices go higher. We saw the same thing in the lithium space in 2021-23.

Interestingly and as posted by @Platioti in this thread Post #: 72722087 "US Graphite Price Surge Amidst Limited Supply and Increase Demand from Battery Industry" we're starting to see the graphite pricing start to move up, which is a good thing for all aspiring developers. .

The other thing I've noticed is what appears to be a trend reversal starting to form in ASX graphite leaders SYR and TLG. A rising tide generally floats all boats.