Northern Graphite - TSXV: NGC

06/02/2026

NEWS: Northern announces Q1 2026 Results:
“Northern has entered a pivotal stage in its evolution, with a stronger balance sheet, advancing operations and a clear path toward becoming an integrated global graphite and battery materials producer,” said Mr. Jacquemin. “Over the coming quarters, we expect to restart production at Lac des Iles, continue advancing toward a final investment decision for our planned BAM facility in Yanbu and further position Okanjande as a future source of scalable graphite production. Together, these initiatives are laying the foundation for Northern to become a key supplier of critical materials to global markets seeking secure supply chains independent of China.” Read the release: https://www.northerngraphite.com/northern-graphite-announces-first-quarter-2026-results-and-provides-corporate-update/

06/01/2026

https://rareearthexchanges.com/news/critical-minerals-go-to-war-why-toronto-may-host-one-of-2026s-most-important-resource-conferences-2/
Critical Minerals are becoming a National Security priority and graphite is near at the top of the list of in demand resources for defense applications. We'll be at the Critical Minerals for Defense conference in Toronto June 9-10. If you would care to meet DM Pav Jordan on LinkedIn. https://defence.energyandmines.com/

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05/27/2026

We are in Baie-Comeau today to present our plans to the Manicouagan Chamber of Commerce to build a Battery Anode Material (BAM) facility to serve Quebec’s prolific graphite corridor, and turn the port city into Canada's Graphite gateway to the world https://www.northerngraphite.com/canada-plant/

05/25/2026

https://discoveryalert.com.au/okanjande-graphite-mine-restart-namibia-battery-supply-chain/
Northern is spotlighted in this piece about its plans to restart production at the Okanjande mine in Namibia to supply its planned Battery Anode Material (“BAM”) facility in Saudi Arabia. The article highlights why fully permitted graphite assets in stable jurisdictions are becoming strategically important as Western governments.
Key Points:
• Okanjande is fully permitted and positioned for a targeted restart in late 2027
• Northern is relocating the processing plant directly to the mine site to improve economics and scalability
• The project is intended to supply graphite feedstock to the Company’s planned BAM facility Saudi Arabia
• Why Namibia’s political stability and access to deep-water port infrastructure are competitive advantages

As the global battery industry increasingly prioritizes security of supply, regional diversification and ESG performance, projects linking mines to downstream battery materials production are attracting growing attention.

Explore how Okanjande's graphite mine restart offers a capital-efficient path to diversifying battery supply chains beyond China.

05/21/2026

Northern Graphite’s Chief Commercial Officer, Michael Grimm, joined the ALKEEMIA Battery Forum in Venice this week to discuss what it will take to build a resilient, non-China graphite value chain. Alongside fellow panelists, he highlighted the need to move beyond mining and build an integrated mine-to-battery ecosystem to achieve the scale, cost competitiveness and bankability needed for long-term success.
Learn more about our work with ALKEEMIA: https://www.northerngraphite.com/northern-graphite-signs-letter-of-intent-with-italys-alkeemia/

05/14/2026

On the ground in Namibia our CEO, Hugues Jacquemin, walks through the process of dismantling and moving the plant at Okurusu to the mine site at Okanjande, some 70 kilometers away, as the Company targets a restart of graphite production in late 2027 and prepares Okanjande to supply our planned Battery Anode Material facility in Saudi Arabia https://www.northerngraphite.com/northern-graphite-begins-plant-relocation-to-advance-okanjande-restart/

05/12/2026

Northern is attending the Namibia–EU Business Forum 2026 in Windhoek this week. The two-day conference brings together senior government representatives, private sector leaders, development institutions, and financiers to advance trade, investment, and partnership between Namibia and the European Union.
Last week we announced that we’ve initiated work to relocate our mill to the Okanjande mine site for reassembly as we target a production restart in late 2027.
Read all about it here: https://www.northerngraphite.com/northern-graphite-begins-plant-relocation-to-advance-okanjande-restart/

05/09/2026

In case you missed it: Northern Graphite is turning a corner.
Over the past 10 days, we’ve taken steps as we move from planning to ex*****on
We’ve restructured our senior secured debt, bolstering our balance sheet and preparing the Company to execute on its growth strategy: https://www.northerngraphite.com/northern-graphite-reaches-agreement-to-restructure-financing-with-sprott-streaming/
We reported year-end results showing progress to advance our vertically integrated mine-to-battery strategy: https://www.northerngraphite.com/northern-graphite-announces-2025-year-end-results/
We Initiated the relocation of our Okanjande processing plant in Namibia as we target production in 2027: https://www.northerngraphite.com/northern-graphite-begins-plant-relocation-to-advance-okanjande-restart/
The pieces are coming together.
Let’s Make it Happen!

05/07/2026

Processing Plant Move is Underway! The remaining plant infrastructure at Northern's former Okorusu site is being dismantled and will be transport to its Okanjande mine site for reassembly. The work is expected to be completed by the end of June 2026. https://www.northerngraphite.com/northern-graphite-begins-plant-relocation-to-advance-okanjande-restart/

05/05/2026

From Canada’s International Trade Minister and the UK Secretary of State for Business and Trade, the B7 Conference on International Trade and Supply Chain Security, an event organized by MEDEF (Mouvement des Entreprises de France), brings together business leaders from G7 nations to offer policy recommendations on reducing global imbalances, enhancing economic security, and strengthening supply chains.