Hello folks. A month-long, personal Novonix research project...

Hello folks. A month-long, personal Novonix research project that I wanted to share.

Interpret the data as you see fit.

ONE

Last year, there were 20 EV-related energy companies that received approval for DOE grants for battery manufacturing and minerals processing build-out.

Earlier this month, I wanted to see which of these DC was talking about. The scanning time was mid-morning on a Tuesday. The results are below:
* If no bar char is represented, the scan came up zero and the company is not represented.
* Note: there are two ways to scan DC. One is using the per-city pull-down menu and both Virgina and Maryland. Results are different, but have similar frequency of hits.



Just now (today), I did a similar scan, and there are the results:



SECTION TWO

Every day, twice a day, I do "last 4 hrs" scans of Novonix in the following States: Detroit, Washington DC, New York, Oklahoma, and Texas (Houston). Yes, Google allows you to scan specific cities.

Over the last month, Novonix has shown significant Google analytics daily activity in each region. All day, every day, 7 days per week.

In addition, I did scans of all US-oriented natural graphite companies (NMG, SYA, TLG, and MAGNIS) in Detroit and DC. In about 95% of the scans, I get "no hits" for ALL companies OTHER than Novonix in either Michigan or Detroit. For Novonix, the search frequency in Detroit is all day every day, and into the evenings.

On many occasions, the searching spikes in Detroit for "Novonix" roughly align time-wise with spikes in the other cities I've mentioned.

After doing hundreds of such queries for the last several months, I can say, without a doubt, there is significant search activity for Novonix in Detroit and DC compared to any possible US graphite supplier.

In closing this section, I will add that the search query "Novonix stock" also gets high frequency of hits in both Detroit and DC.


SECTION THREE

This is the last 30 days results for the amount of searches for DOE grant recipients, as of today.