Tirupati Graphite ready to meet global demand for graphite

Despite probable bumps in the road ahead, caused by faltering economies and component shortages, more than 13m plug-in fully electric or hybrid passenger cars are likely to be sold this year, according to Bloomberg. This will take the number of EVs on

Given the growing importance of graphite in energy storage technologies, a team of Northwestern researchers has conducted a study exploring ways to reduce reliance on imports of the in high-demand mineral, which powers everything from electric vehicles (EVs)

Despite probable bumps in the road ahead, caused by faltering economies and component shortages, more than 13m plug-in fully electric or hybrid passenger cars are likely to be sold this year, according to Bloomberg. This will take the number of

Tirupati Graphite the specialist graphite and graphene company developing sustainable new age materials, has commenced production from the newly built 18,000 tons per annum flake graphite production facilities at its Sahamamy project in Madagascar. The company has thus

Tirupati Graphite has said that it has begun production at the newly built flake graphite facilities at its Sahamamy project in Madagascar. Tirupati is a London and Mumbai-based specialist graphite and graphene producer with operations in Madagascar and

The world is rapidly embracing clean technologies like electric vehicles (EVs), battery energy storage systems, hydrogen fuel cells, wind power systems, and solar power systems. Core to the manufacturing and performance of these technologies are 10 key disruptive

Last year the battery anode market experienced significant growth, with supply of natural graphite struggling to keep pace. This supply/demand imbalance during 2022 caused prices for -100 mesh flake graphite to rise by 25%, a trend which Benchmark

Lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles (EVs) rely on a mix of materials, one of which is graphite. As such, it plays a critical role in the energy transition. China is a dominant force in the supply chain and

A global graphite shortage is a matter of when, not if, without new sources of supply. For the US, which is 100% dependent on foreign imports of the material, it is a ticking time bomb that could derail

Graphite is a naturally occurring mineral that is made up of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal lattice structure. It is a soft and slippery substance that has a metallic luster and is often used as a lubricant

Specialist graphite and graphene company Tirupati Graphite has clarified that it will not be taking on any external debt with its A$12.5-million acquisition from Battery Minerals (BM) of 100% of the issued share capital of BM Mozambique subsidiary

Africa produced around 9% of global graphite fake supply in 2021, with the largest mine (Balama) located in Mozambique owned by Australia based Syrah Resources. When Balama was commissioned back in 2017 the African continent had only a

UK-based Tirupati Graphite, which owns and operates graphite mines in Madagascar, has raised £5-million through an institutional and private placement of 14.2-million new ordinary shares in the company, at a price of £0.35 apiece. The fundraise, which was