Graphite One Stock Price, News & Analysis

Welcome to our dedicated page for Graphite One news (Ticker: GPHOF), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Graphite One stock.

Graphite One Inc. (GPHOF) generates frequent news as it advances the Graphite One Project, a proposed U.S.-based, vertically integrated graphite and anode materials supply chain anchored by the Graphite Creek deposit in Alaska. Company announcements highlight progress on project development, permitting, financing indications, technical studies and commercial relationships tied to the lithium‑ion electric vehicle battery and energy storage markets.

News items often cover the company’s supply chain strategy, which combines mining and processing of natural graphite at Graphite Creek with planned advanced graphite material and battery anode material manufacturing in Warren, Ohio, subject to financing. Releases describe a potential co‑located recycling facility at the Ohio site to reclaim graphite and other battery materials as part of a circular economy approach. Updates also discuss the U.S. Geological Survey’s recognition of Graphite Creek as the largest natural graphite deposit in the United States and among the largest globally.

Investors following GPHOF can expect coverage of milestones such as the completion of a National Instrument 43‑101 feasibility study supported by Defense Production Act Title III funding, listing of Graphite Creek on the Federal FAST‑41 Permitting Dashboard, and non‑binding Letters of Interest from the Export‑Import Bank of the United States for potential project financing. News also reports on non‑binding supply agreements with Lucid Group, Inc. for synthetic and natural graphite anode active materials, participation in the MINAC collaborative for domestic critical minerals, and strategic investments from Alaska Native corporations.

This page aggregates these company‑sourced updates so readers can review developments in Graphite One’s project plans, policy and permitting status, and relationships within the electric vehicle and critical minerals ecosystem over time.