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Graphite supply risk moves into sharper focus

Graphite is gaining attention as battery demand rises, supply remains concentrated and buyers look for secure alternatives.

Palm oil price support strengthens as export demand improves

Palm oil prices are rising as stronger Malaysian exports, a weaker ringgit and supply concerns improve the near-term market outlook.

Total Graphite reviews asset options to sharpen development focus

Total Graphite has started a portfolio review as it assesses funding, partnership and asset options across its graphite projects.

Dekel Agri-Vision reports strong May palm oil production growth

Dekel Agri-Vision said May CPO production at its Ayenouan palm oil operation rose 31.9% year on year, supported by higher fruit processing and an improved extraction rate, while cashew processing remained stable.

Total Graphite releases updated corporate presentation

Total Graphite plc has published an updated corporate presentation following its Graphite Portfolio Optimisation Programme announcement. The presentation is available on the Company’s website.

Total Graphite launches portfolio optimisation programme, announces Board changes

Total Graphite has begun a portfolio optimisation programme to assess strategic options for its graphite assets, including potential partnerships, funding structures or asset transactions, while making board changes to support its next phase of growth.

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