Sarytogan Graphite confirmed high-grade graphite in Kazakhstan, advancing toward a 2026 feasibility study.

Sarytogan Graphite has completed drilling at its Kazakhstan deposit, confirming high-grade graphite mineralization with a 50.2-meter intersection grading 34.5% total graphitic carbon, including 29.2 meters at 40.1% TGC. Metallurgical testing achieved up to 99.9992% purity without chemical pre-treatment. Results support an upcoming resource and reserve upgrade for a definitive feasibility study, expected mid-2026. The project, designated strategic under the EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act, holds 229 million tonnes at 28.9% TGC and aims to produce battery-grade graphite.