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The Australian
3 days ago
- Business
- The Australian
GCM on track for first VHD tech revenue
Special Report: Green Critical Minerals has first revenue in sight for its Very High Density (VHD) graphite tech for thermal mnagement across a range of sectors. GCM continues to validate graphite thermal management tech New global distribution strategy to boost sales channels and market segments Company on track for first revenue in the first half of 2026 The tech has applications from global electronics, semiconductor and microchip manufacturers, to data centre operators and thermal solution providers. It can be used in any industry where thermal management is vital, with sample testing being expanded to customers in aerospace, automotive, electronics, medical and industrial sectors through machining and distribution partners in North America and Europe. Green Critical Minerals (ASX:GCM) is advancing commercialisation of the tech and its product distribution strategy, with several new sales channels in development, including online retailers and machine shop networks, along with existing collaboration deals such as with Australia's leading data centre provider GreenSquareDC2. The company has successfully transitioned from pilot-scale production to full-scale manufacturing following commissioning of Module 1 of the VHD production plant. The company has now begun initial production runs of saleable VHD graphite blocks at the facility, with inventory to be built up in support of upcoming customer sampling programs and prototype heat sink development. Discussions are ongoing with leading data centre operators in North America, Europe and Asia, focused on the evaluation and integration of VHD graphite into advanced computing infrastructure, including isomoulded graphite heat sink profiles. Global distribution will drive revenue The company plans to establish a US-domiciled entity to support product registration and direct engagement with North American customers and is partnering with Asian market entry specialist O'Connor Corporate Advisory, targeting companies such as Samsung, SK and LG. With all of this underway, GCM says it remains on track to achieve first revenue in the first half of calendar year 2026. 'We're making rapid progress in transforming our VHD technology into a commercial reality,' MD Clinton Booth said. 'The strong interest we're receiving from data centre operators, online distributors, and global electronics, semiconductor and microchip companies highlights the growing interest and demand for high-performance thermal management solutions. 'With Module 1 now fully commissioned and producing saleable graphite blocks, we've entered an exciting new phase—shifting our focus from development to production and commercial rollout. 'Initial production is underway, multiple sales channels are advancing and momentum continues to build. 'We are laying solid foundations to achieve our first revenue in the first half of 2026 and to firmly establish GCM as a key player in the global supply chain for next-generation thermal management technologies.' This article was developed in collaboration with Green Critical Minerals, a Stockhead advertiser at the time of publishing. This article does not constitute financial product advice. You should consider obtaining independent advice before making any financial decisions.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
CANADA CARBON ANNOUNCES RECEIPT OF NECESSARY PERMITS FOR ITS THIRD DRILLING CAMPAIGN ON ASBURY GRAPHITE PROPERTY
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, July 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Canada Carbon Inc. (TSX-V: CCB), ('Canada Carbon' or 'the Company') announces that it has obtained all necessary permits from the Quebec government to commence with its third drilling campaign in three years at the Asbury Graphite Property ('Asbury'), located near the municipality of Notre-Dame-du-Laus in the province of Quebec. As Figure 1 shows below, the Company intends to complete a drilling campaign which will provide up to 5,200 meters of core when completed. The campaign will be conducted across the entire length of Asbury's 5 Kilometer mineralization trend. When added to drill campaigns conducted in 2022 and 2023, this campaign will provide the company with over 10,000 meters of core samples which will continue its ongoing de-risking activity at Asbury. Figure 1 – Planned Drill Holes for the 2025 Asbury Drill Campaign Please Click to View Image The Company intends to utilize the data extracted from this campaign to update its NI 43-101 resource report and to complete a pre-feasibility study by 12/31/25. CCB filed its maiden resource estimate which reported an inferred resource of 4.14 Mt with an average grade of 3.05% Cg, within the boundaries of an optimized open pit mine model. The cut-off grade for the mineral resources was established at 1.0% Cg. (see press release dated May 30th, 2024)Over the past months, the Company has taken the necessary steps with the Quebec Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MRNF) to obtain an authorization for impact works (ATI) and an intervention permit to carry out forest management activities. These two permits are required in order to proceed with the mining exploration work planned by the part of this process, both the Company and the MRNF had the opportunity to consult extensively with local stakeholders, including the municipality of Notre-Dame-du-Laus and the Kitigan Zibi Anishinaabeg community, to present the Company, the Asbury project and to answer any pertinent questions and incorporate any stakeholder feedback. 'This is a watershed moment for the Company. We are very pleased to have obtained all the necessary permits to carry out our third drilling campaign at the Asbury Graphite Project in the past three years. We have begun to mobilize the resources required to execute this campaign. Given the amount of effort invested and planning completed with our advisor SGS Canada, Inc, we are confident that this will validate our assumptions regarding the mineralization at the Asbury site. With drilling expected to commence by July 31st, our work should provide us with the data required to complete a pre-feasibility study by the end of 2025', commented Ellerton J. Castor, Chief Executive Officer for Canada Carbon added: 'As noted in or Maiden Resource Statement published in June 2024, Asbury was a previously operating graphite mining project, which produced exceptional concentrate from 1974 through 1988. We remain excited about the commercial potential of Asbury and are confident that this project will be beneficial to the local economy. Additionally, we strongly believe that it will contribute significantly to the Quebec government's efforts to accelerate the development of mining projects for critical and strategic minerals.'Figure 2: Overview of Asbury Project and the Results of Fall 2023 Campaign's Assays Please Click to View ImageAs Figure 2 indicates, the Fall 2023 drilling campaign enabled the Company to obtain superlative results in the eastern part of the Deposit including 12.25%Cg over 22.50 m (see Press Release dated March 18th, 2024).The results from the Company's Fall 2022 Drill Campaign were equally impressive, enabling CCB to report graphite grade results in the eastern part of the Deposit of up to 2.21% (Cg) over 55.85m including 9.21% over 7.25m in hole DDH-AS22-07; and 5% Cg over 33.5m including 8.57% (Cg) over 13.5m (see figure 3 and Press Release dated February 15th, 2023).Figure 3: Overview of Asbury Project and Preliminary Results of Fall 2022 Campaign Please Click to View ImageAbout Canada Carbon Carbon Inc. is a mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of graphite deposits. The company has acquired two historic graphite mines, the Miller and Asbury mines, located respectively in Grenville-sur-la-Rouge and Notre-Dame-du-Laus, Quebec. Canada Carbon is committed to realizing its potential as a producer of high-quality graphite while maintaining the highest standards of social and environmental responsibility. For more information on Canada Carbon's mining activities, please visit our website at CARBON INC.'Ellerton J. Castor'Chief Executive OfficerCanadian Venture Building82 Richmond Street EastToronto (Ontario) M5C 1P1T: (905) 407-1212 Email: info@ LOOKING INFORMATION This press release contains statements that constitute 'forward-looking information' ('forward-looking information') within the meaning of the applicable Canadian securities legislation. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, are forward-looking information and are based on expectations, estimates and projections as at the date of this press release. Any statement that discusses predictions, expectations, beliefs, plans, projections, objectives, assumptions, future events or performance (often but not always using phrases such as 'expects', or 'does not expect', 'is expected', 'anticipates' or 'does not anticipate', 'plans', 'budget', 'scheduled', 'forecasts', 'estimates', 'believes' or 'intends' or variations of such words and phrases or stating that certain actions, events or results 'may' or 'could', 'would', 'might' or 'will' be taken to occur or be achieved) are not statements of historical fact and may be forward-looking information. Forward-looking information in this press release includes statements regarding the development of the Company's Asbury deposit and financing thereof, the entering of the joint venture with Irondequoit Offering, future production from the Company's Asbury deposit, sales agreements and other matters related thereto. In disclosing the forward-looking information contained in this press release, the Company has made certain assumptions. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking information are reasonable, it can give no assurance that the expectations of any forward-looking information will prove to be correct. Known and unknown risks, uncertainties, and other factors which may cause the actual results and future events to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking information. Such factors include but are not limited to: compliance with extensive government regulations; financial abilities; the ability to develop the Asbury deposit; domestic and foreign laws and regulations adversely affecting the Company's business and results of operations; the impact of COVID-19; and general business, economic, competitive, political, and social uncertainties. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on the forward-looking information contained in this press release. Except as required by law, the Company disclaims any intention and assumes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking information to reflect actual results, whether as a result of new information, future events, changes in assumptions, changes in factors affecting such forward-looking information or otherwise. Sign in to access your portfolio
News.com.au
5 days ago
- Business
- News.com.au
Resources Top 5: VHD graphite heat sink a solution to data centre power drain
The VHD Technology graphite heat sink has almost doubled the power load capacity of conventional heat sink materials Green Technology Metals is well placed to benefit from promising lithium market fundamentals RC drilling has kicked off at Sipa Resources' Nuckulla Hill gold project in South Australia Your standout small cap resources stocks for Tuesday, July 8, 2025 Green Critical Minerals (ASX:GCM) Burgeoning demand for computational power from data centres is placing a strain on all energy sources and storage methods, both traditional and the greener, new-age varieties. One company seeking to provide a solution with its VHD Technology graphite heat sink is Green Critical Minerals, which rose 18.43% to a daily high of 2.25c and closed at 2.2c with almost 59 million shares changing hands. Testing of the heat sink, which utilises very high density graphite in technology developed by the company, is turning out highly encouraging results. The latest Finite Element modelling on the VHD Technology heat sink has demonstrated that it outperforms traditional materials. GCM commissioned world-leading expert Professor Qing Li, a professor and ARC Future Fellow at the University of Sydney Centre for Advanced Material Technology, to conduct the modelling, comparing the heat dissipation performance against traditional materials. Green Critical Minerals' (ASX:GCM) heat sink almost doubled the power load capacity of conventional heat sink materials, maintaining microchip temperatures at 70-85 degrees Celsius at power loads of 300 to 400 watts. Conventional materials are generally capable of maintaining those temperatures at about half that power load, topping out at the 200 to 250W range. The tests also revealed 'exceptional' thermal diffusivity, rapidly dispersing heat from the microchip base. These results are promising when considering data centres are leveraging increasingly advanced chip infrastructures demanding higher power inputs, requiring 300W or more. GCM's heat sink appears to be capable of accommodating those requirements and more, positioning it well for the high-performance microchip sector. The company's managing director Clinton Booth said the results validated GCM's innovative VHD graphite technology, demonstrating the advantages the heat sinks could offer emerging sectors. 'Effective thermal management is critical for ensuring operational stability and performance continuity in such environments, in reducing data centre capital and operating costs, and in supporting sustainable data centre development,' he explained. 'Our VHD heat sinks deliver industry-leading results, consistently outperforming traditional materials such as conventional graphite, copper and aluminium products.' Booth said GCM was moving at a rapid pace to ramp-up customer engagement discussions, having received strong interest from a diverse and growing global customer pipeline. Management sees strong potential to apply the proprietary VHD technology to other thermal products, like cold plates used in liquid cooling solutions. Green Technology Metals is well placed to benefit from promising lithium market fundamentals that are almost certain to eventuate as demand increases with its strong balance sheet, cost preservation strategy and strong pre-development projects in Canada. Although the company has been fairly quiet as it preserves capital and optimises expenditure in response to prevailing market conditions, shares increased 28.57% to an intraday high of 2.7c and ended the day up 9.52% at 2.3c. The current strategy sees the company focusing on preserving capital and prioritising critical-path activities such as permitting, approvals and study work while deferring non-essential expenditure. Exploration programs have been scaled back and a targeted workforce restructure has resulted in a 40% reduction in staffing levels, retaining only those roles essential to progressing core projects. Executive management and director fees, including associated superannuation, have been deferred by mutual agreement while contractor expenditure has been materially reduced, with a review of all third-party contracts and legacy commitments underway to ensure alignment with current priorities. GT1 managing director Cameron Henry said the company remained well-positioned for a future market recovery. 'Recent announcements from the governments of Canada and Ontario, including streamlined approval processes and increased funding for critical minerals, are positive for GT1's projects.' He said earlier this year a major milestone was reached with the combined resource base now totalling 30.4 million tonnes, largely driven by successful drilling at Root Bay. 'The updated mineral resource estimate for Root Bay is 15.6Mt at 1.29% Li2O, and the PEA has shown a 22% increase in NPV, bolstering the project's economics as a long-term feed source to the planned lithium conversion facility,' he said. 'Our strategy of having projects with lower capex hurdles and locality to infrastructure still remains relevant, and although the current market conditions are extremely challenging the assets and work completed to date by our teams has been well planned and executed on all fronts.' Reverse circulation drilling has kicked off across Sipa Resources' Nuckulla Hill gold project in South Australia with an 1800m infill campaign to focus on extending mineralisation at Bimba and Sheoak prospects. The prospects were identified by calcrete sampling in the mid-1990s but no further drilling has been carried out since then, although mineralisation is open at depth and along strike. Sipa Resources acquired the Nuckulla Hill, Tunkillia North and Skye gold projects in South Australia in February this year allowing it to ramp-up gold exploration while diversifying the asset base to support on-ground operations year-round. Tunkillia North and Nuckulla Hill host multiple advanced, large-scale gold prospects, while Skye is along strike from Barton Gold Holdings' (ASX:BGD) Gold Bore resource and less than 50km from high-grade intersections generated by Marmota (ASX:MEU) at Aurora Tank. Bimba and Sheok sit within the Yarlbrinda Shear Zone, which hosts Barton's 1.6Moz Tunkillia deposit. Australian Pacific Coal (ASX:AQC) After being reinstated to ASX quotation on July 7 following an announcement about the Dartbrook coal mine in NSW entering voluntary administration, Australian Pacific Coal surged 560% to 3.3c as investors welcomed clearing of the uncertainty and then eased back to 2.6c. The surge and increased volume prompted a price and trading volume query from the ASX to which AQC responded that it was in compliance with the Listing Rules. Voluntary administrators were appointed on July 3 for Dartbrook mine, in the NSW Hunter Valley, the mine operators Dartbrook Operations and related entities. Subsequently secured creditor Vitol Asia advised that it had appointed receivers and managers of the property, including all shares in AQC Dartbrook, holder of AQC's JV interest. In a statement, AQC said: 'This development has significant implications for the company, as it is unlikely to recover any value from its interest in the Dartbrook mine due to the size of the senior secured debt. 'The company has a contingent liability under a parent company guarantee that exceeds its current assets but directors believe the company remains solvent based on available cash resources.' Arcadia Minerals (ASX:AM7) (Up on no news) Arcadia Minerals (ASX:AM7), a diversified explorer targeting a range of metals, including tantalum, lithium, nickel, PGEs, copper and gold, across projects in Namibia, moved up 38.89% to a daily high of 2.5c. In late May the company received positive stream sediment results from its TVC lithium and tantalum, and TVC nickel and PGE projects within the Tantalite Valley Ultra Mafic Intrusive Complex (TVC Complex). The objective of the work was to identify additional potential source areas of mineralisation to guide further exploration and potential drilling with 97 samples collected from drainage systems. Samples returned elevated levels of mineralisation draining from source areas where historical drilling returned up to 0.65% Ni and 0.16% Cu over 16m. The samples returned anomalous values for gold, cobalt, chromium, copper, nickel, palladium and platinum. Anomalous lithium values were confined to the north-west margins of the TVC Complex and three drainage systems in this area returned elevated lithium values. This article does not constitute financial product advice. You should consider obtaining independent financial advice before making any financial decisions. While Green Critical Minerals, Green Technology Metals and Sipa Resources are Stockhead advertisers, they did not sponsor this article.
NDTV
6 days ago
- Business
- NDTV
Northeast Region A Storehouse Of Critical Minerals, Centre Seeks To Unlock It
The government has identified several areas in the northeast region enriched with critical and strategic minerals which are important for clean energy transition, digital infrastructure and defence manufacturing, according to studies and explorations done by the Geological Survey of India (GSI). These minerals include rare earth elements (REE), graphite, vanadium, lithium, cobalt and others needed for making batteries, semiconductors and advanced alloys. Projects in the northeast region funded by the National Mineral Exploration Trust (NMET) "India's growing demand for such resources underscores the need to identify and develop domestic sources, particularly in geologically promising regions such as the northeast... Through dedicated thematic studies, baseline surveys and project-based exploration, GSI has identified several zones enriched with these vital resources," the GSI said in a 57-page report packed with summaries of the results of its explorations. China - the world's dominant exporter of rare earth magnets - in April imposed export restrictions on REE and finished magnets. REE are critical to making motors for electric vehicles (EV), among other uses. The neighbouring country's decision raised concern in the West and India too, which sourced over 80 per cent of its 540-tonne magnet imports from China in fiscal 2025. The European clean energy sector also sourced approximately 98 per cent of its REE from China. Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal in June termed the development a "wake-up call" for India to find other supply chains for REE and reduce the country's reliance on China. The northeast region's (NER) unique geology comprising ophiolite belts, alkaline-ultramafic complexes, and graphite-bearing schists offers favourable settings for a range of critical minerals, the GSI said. The mineral resources of NER are poised to play a crucial supporting role as India prepares for a mineral-intensive clean energy transition and technological growth, it said. The NER comprises Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, and Tripura, and covers approximately 2.62 lakh square kilometres (sq km), or 8 per cent of India's total geographical area. Arunachal Pradesh has emerged as India's most significant domestic source of natural flake graphite. Major deposits have been delineated in West Siang, Papum Pare, and Lower Subansiri districts, the GSI said in its report, adding it has established a resource of over 17.89 million tonnes of graphite with significant grades suitable for battery and refractory applications. "The graphite in this region is typically fine- to medium-flaked, with fixed carbon content ranging from 5 per cent to 25 per cent. This makes it a viable feedstock for downstream beneficiation and high-value applications such as lithium-ion battery anodes," the GSI said. Specialised thematic mapping (STM) status map of northeast region (NER). High-resolution here Vanadium In Arunachal, REE In Assam And Meghalaya Another major find in Arunachal Pradesh is vanadium, an important metal used in steel alloys and other industrial applications. The GSI's exploration found vanadium totalling 13.79 million tonnes, marking India's first major resource of this critical alloying element. The area around Lodoso village in Arunachal Pradesh's Papum Pare district has yielded a delineated resource of 2.15 million tonnes of REE-bearing ferruginous phyllite [a type of metamorphic rock], the GSI said. Assam and Meghalaya are the two other states where the GSI's investigations found REE potential. In Assam, the GSI found encouraging results of REE concentrations ranging from 1,000 to 5,000 parts per million. Parts per million (ppm) means one part of a substance for every one million parts of the total mixture. In Meghalaya, GSI tests showed REE values ranging between 3,646 and 5,100 ppm. There are indications of lithium deposits in Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland and Assam, the GSI report said, adding while they are still in early stages of investigation, these occurrences merit further exploration, given India's dependency on lithium imports. "Nickel and cobalt, associated with ophiolite complexes in Nagaland and Manipur, are being targeted through detailed geochemical surveys and petrographic studies," the GSI said. In layperson's terms, it means nickel and cobalt occur as trace constituents of ancient rocks in these two states, and it will need advanced techniques to recover them economically. To formalise and accelerate the search for critical minerals in the NER, the GSI launched the Critical Mineral Assessment Programme (CMAP) in 2024-25. The programme focuses on assessing the potential of laterite/lateritic soils, carbonaceous rocks and alkaline complexes across Manipur-Nagaland, Meghalaya, and Arunachal Pradesh, the GSI said in its report. Closing Data Gaps The amendment of the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act in 2015 was a landmark shift in India's mineral governance, emphasising auction-based allocation of mining rights and placing a greater responsibility on public sector exploration agencies to generate auction-ready blocks. In response, the GSI realigned its exploration strategy to prioritise the identification, evaluation and documentation of mineral resources with a clear focus on states like those in the NER, where data gaps had long existed. "Since amendments of the MMDR Act in 2015, the GSI has significantly expanded its exploration footprint in the NER. The region, once largely unmapped or understood only at reconnaissance scale, has now seen systematic investigations leading to the generation of high-confidence geological reports and geological memorandum across multiple commodities," the GSI said. Between 2015 and 2024, GSI completed and handed over 38 exploration blocks across four key states - Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, and Nagaland. These blocks cover a range of mineral commodities, including graphite, vanadium, REE, limestone, iron ore, glass sand, copper, nickel, chromium, and cobalt. In Arunachal Pradesh, 11 blocks have been handed over for graphite, vanadium, copper and REE. In Assam seven blocks have been handed over, notably for limestone, iron ore and silica sand. Meghalaya, with its extensive limestone belt, accounts for the largest number of blocks - 19 in total. Nagaland has contributed one block focused on nickel, chromium and cobalt with ultramafic complexes. Many of these blocks have progressed to the auction stage and seven blocks have been already auctioned, signalling growing industry confidence in the region's resource base, the GSI said. In field season 2025-26 and beyond, the GSI said it will focus on critical minerals such as REE, vanadium, bauxite and nickel-cobalt-chromite across key formations in Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Manipur. "Reconnaissance mapping is also planned in unexplored terrains of Mizoram and Tripura. These projects will leverage geospatial technologies, aero-geophysical surveys and mineral system modeling to position the NER as a focused frontier for strategic mineral exploration," the GSI said. Which State, What Minerals Assam is traditionally known for its oil and natural gas reserves, but it also hosts valuable deposits of iron ore, glass sand, limestone, and REE. It has emerged as important targets for REE exploration, the GSI said. In neighbouring Meghalaya, explorations have yielded promising values of REE, particularly from titaniferous bauxite cappings, the GSI said. The state is one of India's richest in limestone, particularly in East Jaintia Hills and Khasi Hills districts. Meghalaya's 19 blocks handed over for auction underscores both the scale and readiness of its mineral resources. Nagaland, a geologically critical zone along the Indo-Myanmar tectonic boundary, has one of the most notable mineral assemblages in the form of a nickel-cobalt-chromium suite, the GSI said. "These have been reported from Mollen-Washello area of Meluri subdivision and have drawn interest for critical mineral assessment," the GSI said. "Despite the challenging terrain and limited infrastructure, Nagaland remains a high-potential state for future exploration, particularly for critical minerals in ophiolitic rocks," it said. In Manipur, chromite has been identified in the ophiolite belts in Ukhrul district, including areas such as Sirohi, Harbui, and Lunghar. Manipur's mineral potential is being reassessed under the CMAP, especially for nickel, cobalt and REE, the GSI report said. Mineral resources in Manipur's neighbour Mizoram are limited, primarily due to the region's young geology and limited extent of exposed basement rocks, the GSI said. However, potential exists for hydrocarbons, clay and construction grade material. Coal seams of limited thickness have been reported, although they are generally discontinuous and poor in quality. "Exploration is currently being proposed in selected areas under the FS [field season] 2025-26 plan, particularly to assess the potential for limestone within the sedimentary sequence. Mizoram's mineral potential remains largely untapped and may benefit from targeted reconnaissance surveys in the coming years," the GSI report said. Target areas for future mineral exploration in northeast region (NER) Tripura has a modest inventory of solid minerals, and is known more for its oil and natural gas potential. There are occurrences of low-quality coal; however, no major economic deposits have yet been established, the GSI said. Sikkim, the smallest state in the NER, has traditionally not been known for large-scale mineralisation. Glacial and fluvio-glacial sediments are present in the high-altitude valleys, but due to ecological sensitivity and rugged topography, exploration remains limited, the GSI said. "Future exploration in Sikkim will likely remain focused on reconnaissance surveys and data integration to evaluate critical mineral potential, particularly in geologically favourable zones..." it said. The NER is bounded by five countries - China, Bhutan, Myanmar, Bangladesh, and Nepal, and serves as India's easternmost frontier. This geographical position places NER with strategic significance, both in terms of national security and its potential role in cross border trade and economic integration under India's Act East Policy. The region's terrain is largely hilly and mountainous, interspersed with deep valleys, broad river basins, and extensive forest cover. These factors, while contributing to its rich biodiversity, also pose unique logistical and infrastructural challenges. Despite these constraints, the region has begun to attract increasing attention due to its substantial untapped mineral potential, the GSI report said.
Yahoo
02-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
GrafTech Announces Second Quarter 2025 Earnings Conference Call and Webcast
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, Ohio, July 02, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GrafTech International Ltd. (NYSE:EAF) (the "Company") will hold its Second Quarter 2025 Earnings Conference Call and Webcast on Friday, July 25, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. (EDT). The call will be hosted by senior management to discuss financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2025 and current business initiatives. These financial results will be released on Friday, July 25, 2025 before market open and will be available on our investor relations website at: The conference call dial-in number is +1 (800) 717-1738 toll-free in North America or +1 (289) 514-5100 for overseas calls, conference ID: 18337. Live audio of the conference call will be available via webcast on our website or can be accessed at: Archived replays of the conference call and webcast will be made available on our investor relations website at: About GrafTech GrafTech International Ltd. is a leading manufacturer of high-quality graphite electrode products essential to the production of electric arc furnace steel and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The Company has a competitive portfolio of low-cost, ultra-high power graphite electrode manufacturing facilities, with some of the highest capacity facilities in the world. We are the only large-scale graphite electrode producer that is substantially vertically integrated into petroleum needle coke, our key raw material for graphite electrode manufacturing. This unique position provides us with competitive advantages in product quality and cost. View source version on Contacts Michael Dillon216-676-2000
