It might not have been the sexiest commodity in recent times, but it seems graphite is set to get its day in the sun. As Evion Group MD Tom Revy tells us, graphite makes up half of a lithium battery. With battery demand soaring, the world is set for a shortage of this critical metal. But as Revy points out, the western world doesn't just want more graphite, it wants more non-Chinese graphite. And this is the huge opportunity for Evion, which is not only preparing to develop its own mine, but is rapidly advancing its downstream processing options with a vertically-integrated strategy aimed at making it a key supplier to lithium battery makers.

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