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Graphite One Inc. reports developments tied to its U.S. graphite supply-chain project, including the Graphite Creek deposit in Alaska and planned processing facilities in Ohio. Company news centers on critical-minerals project financing, government financing interest, testing of graphite and rare earth element potential, and updates related to the planned advanced graphite materials supply chain.
Recurring announcements also cover governance and capital-structure matters, including board-approved equity incentive awards, management and community-relations appointments, marketing agreements, and public-company disclosures connected to its TSX Venture and OTCQX-traded shares.
Graphite One (OTCQX:GPHOF) supports a full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for its Graphite Creek deposit in Alaska, after working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The company has planned permitting at EIS standards from the start and targets 2029 production startup with no anticipated delay.
Graphite One expects the EIS schedule to align with State of Alaska permitting and is backed by the FAST‑41 program and Bering Straits Native Corporation. The Graphite Creek Project is confirmed as America’s largest known natural graphite deposit, supporting U.S. efforts to reduce 100% reliance on imported natural graphite.
Graphite One (OTCQX:GPHOF) reported voting results from its June 26, 2026 AGM. Shareholders elected six directors, re-appointed PricewaterhouseCoopers as auditor, ratified the Amended 20% Fixed Limit Omnibus Incentive Plan, and approved discretionary authority for a potential share consolidation of up to 10:1, subject to TSXV acceptance.
The board granted 2,809,978 RSUs and 2,809,978 PSUs to senior management and 1,000,000 RSUs to a consultant. After these grants, Graphite One has 208,967,736 common shares, 8,207,984 RSUs, 7,683,250 PSUs and 10,705,738 stock options outstanding.
Graphite One (OTCQX:GPHOF) advanced its Conneaut, Ohio Active Anode Materials facility into detailed execution. The company signed an engineering contract on June 16, 2026 and secured a rail- and port-connected site in May 2026.
The phased plan targets ~10,000 tpy AAM in Q4 2027 and 25,000 tpy synthetic graphite by Q4 2028, subject to permitting, financing, and other conditions. Environmental assessment and permitting are underway with completion aimed for Q1 2027.
Graphite One (OTCQX:GPHOF) signed a production line integration contract for its planned Ohio advanced graphite materials facility, a key step toward a vertically integrated U.S. graphite supply chain. The Ohio plant is expected to make battery-grade Active Anode Materials, supplied by the Graphite Creek deposit in Alaska, with both facility and potential recycling operations subject to project financing.
Graphite One (OTCQX:GPHOF) welcomed a new Pentagon report that backs targeted tax credits, co-investment funds, and allied licensing to build U.S. battery equipment manufacturing capacity.
The report highlights foreign dependence for battery-making equipment and aligns with Graphite One’s Alaska graphite project and planned Ohio anode active materials facility, which have U.S. government support including EXIM Bank LOIs over US$2 billion and US$42 million in prior defense-related funding.
Graphite One (OTCQX:GPHOF) secured a Conneaut, Ohio site for its Active Anode Materials facility under a license of occupation with a CN subsidiary, replacing its prior Warren lease. The company targets a Q4 2027 Ohio finishing/blending facility completion with 10,000 tpy Phase One production and evaluates a 25,000 tpy Phase Two expansion by Q3 2028.
Graphite One has delivered up to 20 kg anode samples to three EV makers and three battery companies, begun offtake talks, and granted 968,016 RSUs and 525,000 options under its Omnibus Plan, while pursuing an integrated Alaska-to-Ohio graphite supply chain.
Graphite One (OTCQX: GPHOF) said its Graphite Creek Project remains on track under the FAST-41 federal permitting program, with a 13.5-month Coordinated Project Plan and a projected federal decision date of September 29, 2026. The project was added to FAST-41 on June 2, 2025 and the detailed CPP timetable was posted August 5, 2025. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers leads federal reviews, which are listed as "in progress" on the Federal Permitting Dashboard. Graphite One also plans an Ohio manufacturing facility to process concentrate, subject to project financing.
Graphite One (OTCQX:GPHOF) appointed Lucille Carter as Vice President, Community Relations effective immediately; she brings local ties and prior senior experience at Bering Strait Native Corporation.
The company signed US and European marketing agreements: an i2i contract starting March 1, 2026 with an initial US$250,000 fee and up to US$250,000 per month, and an MCS extension up to EUR350,000 per month for four months. Graphite One reaffirmed a US‑based graphite supply chain plan via Port of Nome to a proposed Warren, Ohio anode plant.
Graphite One (OTCQX: GPHOF) was ranked No. 8 on the 2026 OTCQX Best 50 for its 2025 performance, measured by one-year total return and average daily dollar volume growth. The company also engaged ICP Securities to provide automated market making using the ICP Premium™ algorithm, starting January 21, 2026. The engagement has an Initial Term of four months with automatic monthly renewals and a monthly fee of C$7,500 plus taxes. ICP will act to correct temporary supply/demand imbalances, will bear its own trading costs, and had no existing interest in Graphite One at signing. Graphite One continues to advance a U.S. supply chain strategy anchored by the Graphite Creek deposit and a proposed manufacturing and recycling hub in Warren, Ohio, subject to project financing.
Graphite One (OTCQX: GPHOF) received amended, non-binding Letters of Interest from the Export-Import Bank of the United States totalling $2.07 billion for a 100% U.S.-based graphite supply chain.
EXIM upsized a Graphite Creek LoI to $670 million and an Ohio advanced materials plant LoI to $1.4 billion with a 15-year tenor under EXIM's Make More in America initiative; EXIM would fund ~70% of total capital. The Ohio facility plan supports phased production to 100,000 metric tons of anode active material annually. G1 expects to submit formal EXIM applications in 2026 and is discussing the remaining ~30% financing with major banks.