Total Graphite PLC has appointed Lycopodium Minerals Africa to review and update the feasibility study for its Montepuez graphite project in Mozambique. The project, permitted to produce 100,000 tonnes annually, will be developed in two stages with a total capital cost of around $69 million based on a 2017 study. Lycopodium's updated review is expected by November 2026, aiming to secure financing and restart construction in 2027. This move advances Montepuez towards production and supports Total Graphite's US anode project feedstock plans.
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