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Graphite One Inc is developing its Graphite One Project to become a producer of high-grade anode materials integrated with a U.S. graphite resource. The project would mine, process and manufacture anode materials for the lithium‐ion battery market. Graphite would be mined at the company's Graphite Creek Property about 60 km north of Nome, Alaska and processed into concentrate at an adjacent plant. Natural and artificial graphite anode materials and other graphite products would be manufactured from the concentrate and other materials at the company's proposed advanced graphite materials manufacturing facility expected to be in Washington State.

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WASHINGTON — While copper, lithium, nickel and cobalt often grab headlines when it <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/government/24/06/39554280/exclusive-glencore-other-experts-say-us-permitting-system-holding-back-domestic-battery-metals-indus">comes to battery metals</a>, there is an array of other minerals important to the energy transition away from fossil fuels.



As the importance of manganese, graphite, silicon and fluorspar grows alongside demand for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage, that dynamic also highlights China's dominance of these industries.



As government leaders in the United States and Europe work to build out their ex-China supply chains for a host of critical and strategic minerals, industry executives gathered at a recent&nbsp;Benchmark Mineral Intelligence&nbsp;mining conference in Washington, D.C., to discuss minerals and geopolitics.



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Here's a look at what they had to say:



Manganese



"We're all facing the issue of China, where the dominance is," said&nbsp;Danny Keating, CEO of&nbsp;Giyani Metals Corp.&nbsp;(OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/CATPF#OTC">CATPF</a>), a Canadian miner developing manganese assets in Botswana. "We're no different in manganese."



Giyani is looking to help bolster the ex-China supply chain for manganese, he said.&nbsp;



Manganese is mined in multiple countries around the world, but more than 90% of the world's refined manganese comes from China. That creates a key choke point for a material used in lithium batteries.&nbsp;



Batteries, which account for 2%-3% of global manganese demand, are the largest market for the metal outside of its use as an alloy in various metals, according to the&nbsp;International Manganese Institute. The industry group said manganese is the fourth most used metal in the world based on tonnage, behind only iron, aluminum and copper.



Manganese ore prices rallied earlier in the year when a cyclone took out production at an Australian mine owned by&nbsp;South32 Ltd.&nbsp;(OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/SOUHY#OTC">SOUHY</a>) and&nbsp;Anglo American&nbsp;(OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/NGLOY#OTC">NGLOY</a>), halting 12% of global supply, according to&nbsp;S&amp;P Global Commodity Insights.&nbsp;



Prices have since pulled back but remain elevated compared to the beginning of the year.



Aside from Giyani, other small publicly traded companies involved in manganese include&nbsp;Euro Manganese Inc.&nbsp;(OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/EUMNF#OTC">EUMNF</a>) and&nbsp;Manganese X Energy Corp.&nbsp;(OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/MNXXF#OTC">MNXXF</a>).



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After spending the better part of a decade in the lithium business,&nbsp;Vincent Ledoux-Pedailles&nbsp;three months ago took a job as the chief commercial officer for privately-held New Zealand-based&nbsp;CarbonScape Ltd.



The venture-capital backed company is commercializing technology to make graphite more sustainably than the current synthetic or natural versions. Its process turn waste from the timber industry into what it calls "biographite"



Because the process uses cheap wood chips, Ledoux-Pedailles said the technology can produce graphite at a lower cost than in China, which dominates graphite production.



The company points out that its process can be used anywhere in the world, enabling nations concerned about critical materials to produce graphite locally, potentially freeing electric vehicle markets in Europe and North America from China's grip on the material.



CarbonScape's last round of funding raised $18 million in September, according to private market data provider&nbsp;PitchBook. Ledoux-Pedailles said at the conference that the company plans to have another round of financing later this year.



Publicly-traded graphite companies include&nbsp;Graphite One Inc.&nbsp;(OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/GPHOF#OTC">GPHOF</a>) and&nbsp;Nouveau Monde Graphite (NYSE:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/NMG#NYSE">NMG</a>).



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While graphite has proven its use in lithium batteries, silicon is more of an emerging technology.



Silicon can hold more energy than graphite, but the material swells during charging, degrades over time and is too expensive for mass use in electric vehicles.



Several companies are working on improving silicon battery technology because it holds the potential to increase electric-vehicle range, decrease charging times and lower battery costs.



One of those companies is venture-capital backed&nbsp;Advano, which last month announced the final stage of commissioning at its industrial pilot plant in anticipation of beginning production.



The company's CEO,&nbsp;Chris York, said at the conference that the industry needs to lower the cost of batteries and remove supply chain control from China.



"You don't have to make a profit in China," he said. "Everything is state-owned at the end of the day."



Publicly traded silicon companies include&nbsp;HPQ Silicon Inc.&nbsp;(OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/HPQFF#OTC">HPQFF</a>) and&nbsp;Ferroglobe&nbsp;(NASDAQ:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/GSM#NASDAQ">GSM</a>).



Fluorspar



The Oregon Group, an investment research firm, recently called fluorspar "the EV critical mineral no one has heard of."



The mineral is often used to make refrigerants, steel and aluminum, as well as to process uranium.&nbsp;



There is also more fluorspar contained in a lithium-ion electric battery than there is lithium, and, according to Benchmark, demand for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage promises to increase the use of fluorspar.



"We need investment in fluorspar mining now just like we needed (in) lithium mining 10 years ago," said James Rodriguez de Castro, managing director of privately held Mongolian Minerals, a mining company specializing in fluorspar.



China is by far the world's biggest fluorspar miner, followed by Mexico and Mongolia. But China only has about 10 years' worth of supply based on reserves and production rate, he said.



In Mongolia, the executive has been building up and exploring a portfolio of fluorspar mining and exploration licenses.



Mongolian Minerals needs $200 per metric ton to mine fluorspar and ship it to China, he said. Fluorspar in China ended the first quarter at $462 per metric ton, according to chemical market intelligence firm&nbsp;ChemAnalyst.



Investors looking for publicly-traded fluorspar companies can consider&nbsp;Ares Strategic Mining Inc. (OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/ARSMF#OTC">ARSMF</a>) and&nbsp;Energy Transition Minerals Ltd.&nbsp;(OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/GDLNF#OTC">GDLNF</a>), although the latter's project containing fluorspar in Greenland is in arbitration.



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Source: <a href="https://www.streetwisereports.com/article/2024/06/24/dod-increases-investment-in-accelerating-graphite-co-s-feasibility-study.html?utm_medium=feed">Streetwise Reports 06/24/2024</a>

Graphite One Inc. (OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/GPHOF#OTC">GPHOF</a>) announced that the U.S. Department of Defense has increased its share of expenditures in a cost-share agreement with the company.

The DoD increased its share from 50% to 75% of Graphite One&#39;s Defense Production Act grant to facilitate accelerated completion of the company&#39;s feasibility study (FS).

Based on a revised contract value of US$49.8 million, the DoD&#39;s maximum share of the accelerated FS program is now US$37.3 million.

&quot;This development in our planned 100% U.S.-based graphite supply chain demonstrates the momentum Graphite One is building&quot; said Graphite One Chief Executive Officer Anthony Huston. &quot;For our shareholders, this means that for every dollar we spend advancing the Graphite Creek accelerated Feasibility Study, G1 receives 75% of those expenditures in DoD grant funding rather than 50% upon submission. We welcome the support of the Department of Defense as we continue our efforts to build a U.S. industrial capacity that serves the renewable energy transition, technology development, and national security.&quot;

Production of the element is needed for batteries in electric vehicles (EVs). Last fall, China imposed export controls on the substance. The battle recently escalated as U.S. President Joe Biden signed an executive order establishing a 25% tariff on Chinese imports, including natural graphite.

The U.S. is currently 100% import-dependent for natural graphite. Graphite One is working to develop a complete U.S.-based graphite supply chain solution anchored by its Graphite Creek deposit in Alaska and a proposed battery anode active material production plant in Ohio.

&quot;The Graphite Creek deposit (is) recognized by the U.S. Geological Survey as the largest graphite deposit in the U.S.&quot; the company said in a release.

<h2>The Catalyst: An Essential National Defense Item</h2>

Graphite One said the objective of the DoD investment agreement is to perform the accelerated FS to &quot;modernize and expand domestic production capacity and supply for graphite battery anodes necessary for electronic vehicles and alternative energy batteries as an essential national defense technology item.&quot;

The grant follows the designation of graphite as one of the battery materials deemed to be &quot;essential to the national defense.&quot;

&quot;This investment to increase domestic capabilities for graphite exemplifies Industrial Base Policy&#39;s commitment to building a resilient industrial base to meet current and future national defense requirements&quot; said Dr. Laura Taylor-Kale, Department of Defense Assistant Secretary for Industrial Base Policy, when the grant was announced last summer. &quot;The agreement with Graphite One (Alaska) is in furtherance of the Defense Department&#39;s strategy for minerals and materials related to large-capacity batteries.&quot;

<blockquote class="callOut left">Technical Analyst Clive Maund wrote on May 28 that &quot;the intensifying debt crisis is expected to lead to a capital flight from all debt instruments and fiat, generally into tangible assets and specifically into commodities such as graphite, all of which are expected to soar.&quot;</blockquote>

The project&#39;s mineral processing plant would reduce more than 1 million tonnes of graphite (Cg) mineralization to 60,000 tonnes of graphite concentrate at 95% Cg annually, Graphite One said.

More than 41,000 tonnes of battery-grade CSG would be delivered per year for use in EVs, lithium-ion batteries, and energy storage systems.

The company recently completed a 57-hole, 8,736-meter drilling program at Graphite One, including assays of 9.63 meters of 13.19% Cg and 9 meters of 14.89% Cg.

&quot;Concentration of critical minerals mining and refining capacity in China leaves our supply chains vulnerable and our national security and clean energy goals at risk&quot; the White House said in a statement about tariffs. &quot;The tariff rate on natural graphite and permanent magnets will increase from zero to 25% in 2026.&quot;

&#x2A;Technical Analyst Clive Maund wrote on May 28 that &quot;the intensifying debt crisis is expected to lead to a capital flight from all debt instruments and fiat, generally into tangible assets and specifically into commodities such as graphite, all of which are expected to soar.&quot;

He pointed out that Graphite One CEO Huston was recently invited by President Biden to a White House investment and job creation session on the critical minerals sector, which gives an indication of how seriously the administration is taking the domestic production of important raw materials like graphite.

<h2>More Than Just Pencils</h2>

Graphite, despite being made of carbon, the same element that makes up diamonds, is very soft, relatively nonreactive, and has high electrical and thermal conductivity properties. It&#39;s made of stacked sheets of carbon atoms and occurs naturally in igneous and metamorphic rocks.

It has a greasy feel because its flexible flakes easily slide over one another, making it a good &quot;dry&quot; lubricant.

It&#39;s also used when a material is needed that will not melt or disintegrate &mdash; it&#39;s used to make the crucibles for the steel industry and in some nuclear reactors to slow down fast-moving electrons. In addition to batteries, it&#39;s also used for pencil lead and in brake linings for heavy vehicles.

According to a report by Fortune Business Insights, the global market size for graphite is projected to grow from US$14.83 billion in 2021 to US$25.7 billion in 2028 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.2%.

&quot;We maintain the view that natural graphite prices will be rising sharply in the coming years reflecting surging demand from the EV sector, as well as rising power costs and increasingly stringent ESG (Environmental-Social-Governance) regulations&quot; Fastmarkets noted. &quot;This will push the market into a significant deficit without required investment in the graphite space.&quot;

The U.S. Geological Survey&#39;s list of 35 critical minerals for the new electric economy includes both graphite and another vital battery metal, lithium.

&quot;China has a stranglehold on both metals, meaning it can use them as a cudgel in trade talks with the United States, or it could freeze shipments of them during a war&quot; noted Rick Mills, author of the newsletter Ahead of the Herd. &quot;Indeed, when it comes to raw materials for the electric vehicle industry, China is undisputedly the most dominant force on the planet. Almost every metal used in EV batteries today likely comes from there, either mined or processed.&quot;

<h2>Ownership and Share Structure</h2>

According to Reuters, about 0.07% of the company is owned by institutions, and about 28% is owned by strategic investors. The rest is retail.

Top shareowners include Taiga Mining Co. Inc. with about 28.24%, CEO Huston with 0.5%, Director Patrick R. Smith with 0.36%, Executive Chair Douglas Hampton Smith with 0.25%, Kevin Greenfield with 0.04%, and Purpose Investments Inc. with 0.07%, Reuters reported.

Its market cap is about CA$95.09 million, with 137.81 million shares outstanding. It trades in a 52-week range of CA$1.73 and CA$0.64.

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The quoted article represents the opinion and analysis of Mr. Maund, based on data available to him, at the time of writing. Mr. Maund&#39;s opinions are his own, and are not a recommendation or an offer to buy or sell securities. As trading and investing in any financial markets may involve serious risk of loss, Mr. Maund recommends that you consult with a qualified investment advisor, one licensed by appropriate regulatory agencies in your legal jurisdiction and do your own due diligence and research when making any kind of a transaction with financial ramifications. Although a qualified and experienced stock market analyst, Clive Maund is not a Registered Securities Advisor. Therefore Mr. Maund&#39;s opinions on the market and stocks cannot be only be construed as a recommendation or solicitation to buy and sell securities.

DoD Increases Investment in Accelerating Graphite Co.'s Feasibility Study

Source: <a href="https://www.streetwisereports.com/article/2024/05/28/expert-says-graphite-stock-is-at-a-great-entry-point.html?utm_medium=feed">Clive Maund 05/28/2024</a>

In light of recent restrictions and tariffs surrounding Graphite, Technical Analyst Clive Maund takes a look at Graphano Energy Ltd. to explain why he believes it is an Immediate Strong Buy.

The intensifying debt crisis is expected to lead to a capital flight from all debt instruments and fiat, generally into tangible assets and specifically into commodities such as graphite, all of which are expected to soar.

Many people, perhaps not surprisingly, do not know much about the uses to which graphite is put, and the following slide, lifted from Graphano Energy Ltd.&#39;s (OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/GELEF#OTC">GELEF</a>) investor deck, provides some information on the characteristics of graphite and its uses. According to the United States Geological Survey, China accounted for 77% of natural graphite production in 2023, an increase relative to 2022, but last Fall, China announced restrictions on the export of graphite to the U.S. and other countries, and it was very recently in the news that the U.S. is to slap a 25% tariff on natural graphite imports from China starting in 2026, a development that is going to make the product of North American producers a lot more competitive and attractive.

In related news, the CEO and President of Graphite One Inc. (OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/GPHOF#OTC">GPHOF</a>), Anthony Huston, was invited by President Biden to a WHITE HOUSE INVESTMENT AND JOB CREATION SESSION, which gives an indication of how seriously the administration is taking the domestic production of this important raw material which is also interesting also because Graphite One was recommended in an article posted about a week before it took off strongly higher.

This being so, we are now believed to be at a favorable point to buy Graphano Energy stock as it is in a position to break out of a large base pattern and is at a very good entry point, as we will see when we review its charts toward the end of this article.

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Graphano Energy has three graphite-bearing properties that are quite close to each other in Quebec, with the flagship LAB (Lac Aux Bouleaux) property being adjacent to the only producing graphite mine in North America which is the Lac de Iles mine belonging to Northern Graphite Corp. (OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/NGPHF#OTC">NGPHF</a>). The past two drilling seasons have produced consistently positive drill results, and the company has staked additional ground.

The extent of the LAB Project is shown on the following slide, and a very interesting and important point to observe is how the LAB ground is contiguous with Northern Graphite&#39;s Lac de Iles mine to the north, which, as mentioned above, is the only producing graphite mine in North America, and it is understood that Northern Graphite would gain greatly with the acquisition of Graphano Energy, which will lead to higher mine life and likely significantly lower production costs.

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The company&#39;s other two graphite projects, which are comprised of two sets of additional claims, the Dudley and Lac Vert-Bouthillier properties, are in the same general area, which means that, once developed, the company will benefit from economies of scale since the ore from all 3 properties can be trucked an acceptable distance to one processing center at Lac Aux Bouleaux, where the Mill building of the historical mine is still present at the site.

The following slide shows the relative positions of the Dudley and Lac Vert-Bouthillier properties and the claims that comprise them.

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The next slide shows the timeline to production, and while it may initially seem a little offputting that production does not look set to begin until 2027, we can be sure that investors will want to position themselves ahead of this, which means that the stock can be expected to advance long before production starts, especially if the company delineates a compliant resource with passing time as looks likely, and especially given that a major commodities bull market is getting started and now, of course, we have the added catalyst of tariffs and trade wars that will make domestic production of important raw materials all the more important.

Moreover, the mass production of electric vehicles is not expected until after 2027, accounting for only a 7.6% share of the total U.S. vehicle market in 2023.

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The number of shares in issue is about 17 million of which 11% are owned by insiders, 4% are owned by management, 3.5% by institutions with the largest (non-insider) shareholder having a 9.8% stake.

Catalysts that are likely to help get the stock moving as the year wears on, in addition to the powerful macro factors mentioned above, are the upcoming prospecting work during the summer season, the reporting of metallurgical results, announcements concerning the new properties that have been staked and the prospect of a new drilling campaign towards the end of the year.

Now we turn to the stock charts for Graphano Energy, which provide clear and strong evidence that it is late in the process of reversing to the upside into a major bull market following a long and severe bear market.

Starting with the 3-year log chart, which shows all of the action in the stock since it started trading, we see that after it began trading in the latter part of 2021, it ran up in a brief but strong uptrend, after which it sloped off into a severe bear market that by the time it had run its course in September of last year had dragged the price down as low as 9 cents so the stock had lost well over 90% of its value at its late 2021 peak at about CA$1.28.

The reason for using a log chart in this case is that it &quot;opens out&quot; the base pattern, making it easier to see what is going on, and we also get a fit for the long-term downtrend channel using log. Since hitting bottom last September, the price has clearly been marking out a base pattern, which we will now proceed to look at in more detail on a 1-year log chart.

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On the 1-year chart, we see that a fine, large Double Bottom base pattern has formed since last September, with its first low(s) having occurred last September and October and it dipping back to form the second low of the pattern in March.

The pattern was complete by late March, which is evidenced by the fact that it tried to break out of it early in April with a couple of sharp upward stabs, but the attempt was premature, so it slipped back into the base pattern again to do a little more work with a clear bull Pennant forming above the rising 50-day moving average in recent weeks that promises a breakout soon that will hold. It looks ready to break out very soon now, so this is viewed as an excellent point at which to buy the stock.

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With a breakout into a new bull market looking imminent, Graphano Energy is rated an Immediate Strong Buy. The first target for an advance is the CA$0.22 area.

Graphano Energy Ltd closed at CA$0.11, US$0.087 on May 27, 2024.

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The above represents the opinion and analysis of Mr. Maund, based on data available to him, at the time of writing. Mr. Maund&#39;s opinions are his own, and are not a recommendation or an offer to buy or sell securities. As trading and investing in any financial markets may involve serious risk of loss, Mr. Maund recommends that you consult with a qualified investment advisor, one licensed by appropriate regulatory agencies in your legal jurisdiction and do your own due diligence and research when making any kind of a transaction with financial ramifications. Although a qualified and experienced stock market analyst, Clive Maund is not a Registered Securities Advisor. Therefore Mr. Maund&#39;s opinions on the market and stocks cannot be only be construed as a recommendation or solicitation to buy and sell securities.

Source: <a href="https://www.streetwisereports.com/article/2024/05/06/is-now-time-to-buy-this-graphite-stock.html?utm_medium=feed">Clive Maund 05/06/2024</a>

Technical Analyst Clive Maund examines Graphite One Inc.&#39;s charts to explain why he believes now may be a good time to Buy.

The intensifying debt crisis is expected to lead to a capital flight from all debt instruments and fiat generally into tangible assets and specifically into commodities such as graphite, all of which are expected to soar. This being so we are now believed to be at a favorable point to buy Graphite One Inc. (OTC:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/GPHOF#OTC">GPHOF</a>) stock as it has reacted back over the past year or so to a zone of strong long-term support that we can see to advantage on its 20-year chart below.

On this chart, we can also see that when it broke out of the giant bullish Falling Wedge downtrend early in 2021, it soared before settling into a broad trading range over the past several years.

Superficially, it looks like it may have broken down from this trading range late last year and this year, but an advantage of this long-term chart is that we can see that it has not broken below the strong long-term support that dates back as far as 2008 &ndash; 2009. So, this is a very good point for it to make a major reversal to the upside.

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Zooming in now via the 5-year chart, which shows all of the action so far this decade, we see that Graphite One has a habit of making dramatic spikes higher that are followed by long cooling-off periods or reactions.

The current reaction within the downtrend shown has been going on for something over a year now, which is about &quot;par for the course&quot; and with it having brought the price back to the zone of strong long-term support that we saw on the 20-year chart and also to the more recent support arising from the support level just beneath the current price associated with the trading range that formed during the latter part of 2020, this is considered to be a good point for it to break out of the downtrend into a new uptrend, which if past performance is anything to go by, could be sharp.

The recent rising Accumulation line and gradually improving momentum (MACD) are supportive of such a breakout soon.

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On the 6-month chart, we can see that a quite prominent bull hammer formed on good volume on the first of this month, which suggests that the short-term downtrend in force from March has run its course.

On this chart, we can also see the positive divergence of the Accumulation line this year and that the stock is oversold now on its MACD indicator, which increases the chances of it reversing to the upside.

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The conclusion is that this looks like a very good price area to buy Graphine One, which is expected to break out soon from the downtrend shown on the 5-year chart, which is &quot;getting long in the tooth&quot; and if it does it should be noted that, as on prior occasions, the resulting rally could be sharp, and even if it only makes it back up to the vicinity of its highs of recent years (this decade) it will still result in a more than three-fold gain from its current price.

Graphite One&#39;s website.

Graphite One Inc. closed for trading at CA$0.70, US$0.513 at 11.35 am EDT on May 3, 2024.

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Is Now Time To Buy This Graphite Stock?

Global Internet of People, Inc. (&ldquo;SDH&rdquo;, the &ldquo;Company&rdquo;, &ldquo;we&rdquo; or &ldquo;our&rdquo;) (NASDAQ:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/SDH#NASDAQ">SDH</a>), today announced that the Company&rsquo;s subsidiary Sunrise (Guizhou) New Energy Material Co., Ltd. (&ldquo;Sunrise&rdquo;), a lithium-ion battery anode producer based in Guizhou Province, China, has entered into a memorandum of understanding (&ldquo;MOU&rdquo;) with Graphite One Inc. (&ldquo;Graphite One&rdquo;), a Vancouver based company that produces graphite materials. Graphite One Inc. is listed on the Canadian TSX Venture Exchange (TSX‐V: GPH) and the American OTCQX market (OTCQX:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/GPHOF#OTCQX">GPHOF</a>).

Pursuant to the MOU, the parties intend to negotiate a definitive agreement to form an alliance of the parties for the purpose of establishing a graphite material manufacturing facility in Washington State, U.S. Graphite One plans to build a supply chain of graphite materials in the U.S., which is proposed to consist of a manufacturing facility producing anode and other graphite-based products using natural graphite from a graphite deposit site near Nome, Alaska, and Sunrise will assist in the design, construction and operation of the proposed manufacturing facility.

Sunrise was founded by SDH and several industry peers to produce lithium-ion anode materials and is led by an experienced management team. SDH&rsquo;s CEO, Mr. Haiping Hu, is serving as the Chairman of Sunrise. Mr. Hu began to explore the field of lithium-ion battery materials in 1999 when he co-founded and became the first general manager of Shanghai Shanshan Technology Co., Ltd. (&ldquo;Shanshan Technology&rdquo;), which was the first company in China to produce anode materials for lithium-ion batteries at a large scale. Ms. Du Huiyu, the general manager of Sunrise, has held senior management positions at several publicly listed companies in China in the lithium-ion battery materials industry for approximately 20 years. Zhang Dianhao, the chief engineer of Sunrise, has more than 30 years experiences in the lithium-ion materials industry and has made significant contributions to the development of China&#39;s lithium-ion battery materials industry.

Mr. Haiping Hu commented, &ldquo;Having entered into this MOU with Graphite One, we are pleased to explore the potential opportunity to participate in the North America&rsquo;s fast growing graphite materials market. Our potential collaborative partnership with Graphite One could help expand SDH&rsquo;s global reach and expedite the execution of our growth plan.&rdquo;.

Global Internet Of People, Inc.'s Subsidiary Enters Into MOU With A Vancouver-based Company To Establish A U.S. Based Facility Producing Graphite-based Products

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