" The signed agreement is with one of the world's largest...

" The signed agreement is with one of the world's largest independent graphite processors and merchants and became effective yesterday (October 20)."

I wonder if this agreement is with Asbury - doesn't get any better than that if it is.  Asbury recently opened up it's new graphite and carbon plant in Maastricht, Netherlands.


Asbury Carbons, the world’s largest independent processor and merchant of graphite, is a major supplier of natural and synthetic graphites, related carbon products, and a variety of other raw materials used in a wide range of industries in America and around the world.

Stephen Riddle, CEO of Asbury, made this interview on How to vet graphite investments earlier this year....

http://www.mining.com/web/how-to-vet-graphite-investments-stephen-riddle/