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Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. filings document a Canadian foreign private issuer developing graphite mining and battery-material processing assets in Québec. Its Form 6-K reports and related exhibits cover material-event disclosure, operating and financial results, project-finance arrangements for the Phase-2 Matawinie Mine, offtake and marketing agreements, and development of the Bécancour Battery Material Plant project.
The filing record also includes Form F-10 registration-statement materials and incorporated exhibits such as underwriting, placement agency, and subscription receipt agreements. These documents describe capital-structure actions, common-share issuance mechanics, escrow and release provisions for subscription receipts, risk factors, governance matters, shareholder voting topics, and legal consents associated with securities offerings.
Canada Growth Fund Inc. and its manager report beneficial ownership of 39,682,538 common shares of Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc., representing 22.0% of the class, including shares issuable upon exercise of Warrants under Rule 13d-3(d)(1).
CGF previously invested US$25,000,000 on December 20, 2024 for 39,682,538 Purchased Shares, which represented about 23.1% of NMG’s then-outstanding common shares. On April 9, 2026, CGF agreed in a new subscription agreement to buy 44,452,460 additional common shares for US$81,792,526.40, a private placement investment representing approximately 27.7% of the then-outstanding shares, subject to NMG shareholder approval. Under an Investor Rights Agreement, CGF has information and access rights and the ability to appoint one board member and one board observer, and has nominated Hubert T. Lacroix for election at NMG’s 2026 annual meeting.
Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. furnishes agreements for major equity investments tied to developing its Matawinie graphite mine in Québec. A key subscription provides 33,351,853 Common Shares at $1.84 per share to an institutional investor for total consideration of $61,367,409.00. The documents describe a broader FID Equity Offering, including a private placement of 115,847,791 Common Shares and a separate ENI subscription, alongside a prospectus offering of 45,600,000 subscription receipts.
The agreements state that net proceeds, together with a $335 million debt commitment from Canadian lenders, will fund design, engineering, construction and commissioning of the Matawinie Project and general corporate purposes. A Government of Canada offtake contract covering 30,000 tonnes per year of graphite concentrate for seven years is referenced, highlighting long-term volume commitments once project conditions are met.
Nouveau Monde Graphite closed a bought deal equity financing of approximately US$96.5 million, issuing 52,440,000 subscription receipts at US$1.84 each. The receipts trade on the TSX under the symbol NOU.R.U and will convert into common shares once specific conditions are met.
Those conditions include completing a concurrent private placement of about US$213 million and obtaining related shareholder approvals. Together with previously committed senior project debt facilities of US$335 million, the equity financings are expected to fully fund the Phase-2 Matawinie Mine design, engineering and construction, plus general corporate purposes.
Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. filed a Form 6-K that includes a detailed Subscription Receipt Agreement with BMO Nesbitt Burns, National Bank Financial and TSX Trust Company. The company may issue subscription receipts, each representing the right to receive one common share in specified circumstances.
Escrowed funds from the sale of subscription receipts will be held by TSX Trust Company for receiptholders, invested in approved Canadian banks, and released or returned based on defined escrow release or termination events. The company plans to list the subscription receipts and the underlying common shares on the TSX and to list the underlying common shares on the NYSE, subject to usual exchange conditions. The agreement also sets voting rules, adjustment mechanisms, and meeting procedures for receiptholders.
Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. is offering 45,600,000 subscription receipts at an Offering Price of $1.84 each under an underwriting agreement. The deal includes an Over-Allotment Option for up to 6,840,000 additional subscription receipts and gross underwritten proceeds of $83,904,000.
Gross proceeds, net of a non-escrowed underwriting fee, will be placed in escrow and released to the company once specified escrow release conditions tied to a concurrent private placement and shareholder approvals are met. A concurrent non-brokered private placement will issue 115,847,791 common shares at the same price, and the company agrees to a 90‑day lock-up on new equity issuance, subject to detailed exceptions.
Canada Growth Fund Inc. and its manager filed an amendment to disclose a large strategic stake in Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. (NMG) and a new private placement commitment. They beneficially own 39,682,538 Common Shares, representing 22.0% of the class on a deemed outstanding basis.
CGF previously bought 19,841,269 Common Shares and obtained Warrants for another 19,841,269 Common Shares for an aggregate US$25,000,000. Under an April 9, 2026 subscription agreement, CGF agreed to purchase 44,452,460 additional Common Shares for US$81,792,526.40, equal to about 27.7% of then‑outstanding shares. CGF also obtained information rights, one board seat nomination right and one board observer position.
Nouveau Monde Graphite is launching a treasury offering of 45,600,000 subscription receipts at US$1.84 each, for gross proceeds of about US$84 million, via a bought deal with underwriters led by BMO Capital Markets and National Bank Financial.
The net proceeds will fund design, engineering and construction of the Phase‑2 Matawinie Mine and general corporate purposes. A concurrent non‑brokered private placement of approximately US$213 million with Investissement Québec, Canada Growth Fund and Eni, plus committed US$335 million of senior project debt, is expected to fully fund the 106 ktpy Matawinie mine once all shareholder approvals, escrow release conditions and regulatory approvals are satisfied.
Canada Growth Fund Inc. and its manager report beneficial ownership of 39,682,538 common shares of Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc., representing 22.0% of the class under Rule 13d-3(d)(1). This includes 19,841,269 shares issuable on exercise of Warrants.
Canada Growth Fund acquired 19,841,269 common shares and related Warrants for an aggregate subscription price of US$25,000,000, totaling 39,682,538 shares, or about 23.1% of then-outstanding shares as of December 19, 2024. Under an Investor Rights Agreement, it holds information and access rights, one board seat right, and one board observer, and may adjust its stake over time.
Canada Growth Fund Inc. and its manager report beneficial ownership of 39,682,538 Nouveau Monde Graphite common shares, representing 22.0% of the class. This total includes 19,841,269 shares issuable upon exercise of warrants held by Canada Growth Fund.
The amendment is being filed because Nouveau Monde Graphite’s outstanding common shares increased to 160,761,539, which changes the percentage calculation. The reporting persons state they made no transactions in the shares during the past sixty days.
Nouveau Monde Graphite is advancing its Phase-2 growth plan around the Matawinie graphite mine and Bécancour battery material plants. The company secured a fully committed senior project debt commitment letter for US$335 million from Export Development Canada and the Canada Infrastructure Bank to fund construction, development and commissioning of the Matawinie Mine, subject to definitive documentation and customary conditions. An updated binding long-form term sheet with the Government of Canada commits to purchase 30,000 tpa of flake graphite concentrate over seven years on a take-or-pay basis, with upside-sharing on resale, complementing existing offtakes with Panasonic Energy and Traxys that together cover more than 70% of planned Phase-2 production. NMG filed its 2025 financial reports, reported year-end cash of about CA$74 million, highlighted major construction contracts covering over 50% of Matawinie CAPEX, and outlined a two-stage Bécancour strategy using a 143,000-m² brownfield site to lower initial infrastructure costs. The company emphasized ESG performance, including carbon-neutral status with 2025 emissions of 744 tonnes CO2e offset by carbon credits and a total recordable injury frequency rate of 3.92, as it moves toward final investment decisions for both Matawinie and the first-stage Bécancour plant.
Nouveau Monde Graphite is advancing its Phase-2 growth plan around the Matawinie graphite mine and Bécancour battery material plants. The company secured a fully committed senior project debt commitment letter for US$335 million from Export Development Canada and the Canada Infrastructure Bank to fund construction, development and commissioning of the Matawinie Mine, subject to definitive documentation and customary conditions. An updated binding long-form term sheet with the Government of Canada commits to purchase 30,000 tpa of flake graphite concentrate over seven years on a take-or-pay basis, with upside-sharing on resale, complementing existing offtakes with Panasonic Energy and Traxys that together cover more than 70% of planned Phase-2 production. NMG filed its 2025 financial reports, reported year-end cash of about CA$74 million, highlighted major construction contracts covering over 50% of Matawinie CAPEX, and outlined a two-stage Bécancour strategy using a 143,000-m² brownfield site to lower initial infrastructure costs. The company emphasized ESG performance, including carbon-neutral status with 2025 emissions of 744 tonnes CO2e offset by carbon credits and a total recordable injury frequency rate of 3.92, as it moves toward final investment decisions for both Matawinie and the first-stage Bécancour plant.