Phil Carroll and Kevin Hornsby talk to Sapan regarding the recent news that Kasiya's Graphite Warming Potential is amongst the lowest in the World. 

Sovereign also announced that it intends to undertake a demerger whereby Sovereign's Malawian graphite projects, the Nanzeka Project, Malingunde Project, Duwi Project, and Mabuwa Project (Graphite Projects), are to be demerged through NGX Limited (NGX), a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company. This will allow Sovereign to focus on the development of the Kasiya while unlocking value in its Graphite Projects for shareholders. The Demerger allows Sovereign and the existing management team to focus on its flagship Kasiya Rutile Project, the largest natural rutile deposit in the world, with Sovereign retaining all graphite co-product from Kasiya. 

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