Focus Graphite Announces Final Results From 2022 Drill Program at Lac Tetepisca; West Limb Extends Mineralized Strike to 8 KM Results Position Lac Tetepisca for a Mineral Resource Update and Next-Phase Metallurgical Advancement
Focus Graphite Announces Final Results From
2022 Drill Program at Lac Tetepisca; West
Limb Extends Mineralized Strike to 8 KM
Results Position Lac Tetepisca for a Mineral Resource Update
and Next-Phase Metallurgical Advancement
Ottawa, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - December 18, 2025) -
Focus Graphite Inc. (TSXV: FMS)
(OTCQB: FCSMF) (FSE: FKC0)
("
Focus
" or the "
Company
"), a leading developer of high-grade
flake graphite deposits and innovator of next-generation lithium-ion battery technology, reports the final
assay results from its 2022 exploration and definition drilling program at the Company's 100%-owned
Lac Tetepisca Graphite Project (the "
Project
"). Today's disclosure includes results from the remaining
twenty-two (22) drill holes on the West Limb, along with complementary results from six (6) previously
disclosed holes in the Southwest extension of the Manicouagan-Ouest Graphitic Corridor ("
MOGC
")
flake graphite deposit.
These results extend the drilled strike length of mineralization to approximately eight (8) kilometers along
a folded structure. All assay results from the 2022 drill campaign have now been received and released.
Highlights
Final assay results received from the Focus's 2022 Lac Tetepisca drill program drill program have
now been received, completing 74 drill holes totalling 14,900.5 meters and 11,824 assays and
enabling the Company to proceed with an updated Mineral Resource Estimate in Q1 2026.
Results from the 22 West Limb and 6 Southwest MOGC holes extend confirmed graphite
mineralization along a approximately 8-km strike length, significantly expanding the scale of the
Lac Tetepisca system.
Multiple West Limb holes returned significant graphite intervals, more or less aligned on strike
along one of the aeromagnetic anomalies, including:
39.16 m (true) @ 9.02% Cg, including 10.50 m @ 24.49% Cg (LT-22-160)
12.55 m (true) @ 8.90% Cg and 24.97 m (true) @ 6.43% Cg (LT-22-161)
10.98 m (true) @ 8.17% Cg and multiple additional mineralized horizons (LT-22-162)
Drilling at the Southwest MOGC intersected a second, structurally distinct mineralized horizon,
highlighted by:
20.19 m (true) @ 9.71% Cg, including 8.61 m @ 14.76% Cg (LT-22-141)
Completion of the full assay dataset represents a major technical milestone, positioning Focus to
reassess the scale, continuity, and development potential of Lac Tetepisca as it advances toward
metallurgical, purification, and downstream application testing.
Dean Hanisch, Chief Executive Officer of Focus Graphite, stated, "The completion of all assays from our
2022 drilling program provides the complete dataset required to advance an updated Mineral Resource
Estimate, anticipated in Q1 2026. The current maiden resource predates all 2022 drilling, and the results
confirm meaningful upgrade potential across the Lac Tetepisca system."
While mineralized intervals intersected in the West Limb are not to the same extent than those in the
main MOGC deposit, it demonstrated the continuity of the broad low grade graphitic mineralization in
this area, at a different stratigraphic level than on the South Limb where MOGC is located. The extent of
this low-grade zone is apparently sufficient to be considered in the incoming Mineral Resource Estimate
("
MRE
") update planned for Q1 2026.Despite being lower grade, definition of, "significant
mineralization" is defined as intercepts grading ≥5.0% graphitic carbon ("Cg") over a minimum true
thickness of 6.0 metres, with internal dilution set at a maximum of 7.0 consecutive metres and no
external dilution. This definition has been maintained to be consistent with previous releases.
MOGC Resource Background
The MOGC flake graphite deposit is part of the Company's Lac Tetepisca Project, located southwest of
the Manicouagan Reservoir on the Nitassinan of the Pessamit Innu First Nation, in Quebec's Cote-Nord
region. The MOGC is currently defined by a linear 1.5 km long segment of an 8 km long folded
geophysical magnetic-electromagnetic anomaly that trends N035°. The April 4, 2022 NI 43-101
Technical Report, prepared by DRA America's Inc. ("
DRA
"), outlines a pit-constrained Indicated
Resource of 59.3 million tonnes (Mt) grading 10.61% Graphitic Carbon (Cg) for an estimated content of
6.3 Mt of natural flake graphite (in-situ), and an Inferred Resource of 14.9 Mt grading 11.06% Cg for an
estimated content of 1.6 Mt of natural flake graphite. This maiden resource predates all drilling
completed in 2022. An updated MRE incorporating all 2022 drill holes is expected in Q1 2026.
The current maiden resource-which positions the MOGC as one of the largest flake graphite deposits in
North America-is detailed in the
NI 43-101 Technical Report Mineral Resource Estimate Lac
Tetepisca Graphite Project, Quebec
, prepared by DRA and dated April 4, 2022. The reporst is
available on the Company's profile at
www.sedarplus.ca/
on the Company's profile. This maiden
resource predates all drilling completed in 2022. As demonstrated in previous releases, the 2022 drill
program extended the mineralization at depth and to the southwest, and now to the West Limb.
2022 Exploration and Definition Drill Program
Focus completed 74 diamond drill holes totalling 14,900.5 metres between March 3 and November 17,
2022 at the Project. Program objectives of the exploration and definition drilling program were twofold:
1
.
Complete systematic definition drilling along strike and at depth of the MOGC deposit to support
the conversion of Inferred resources to the Indicated category and to expand the total mineral
resource estimate.
2
.
Test the graphite abundance that might be the cause of the magnetic and aeromagnetic anomaly
extending from the MOGC toward the Southwest extension and West Limb.
Prior to this release, the Company disclosed full results from twenty-seven (27) definition holes drilled
along strike of the MOGC deposit, partial results for eighteen (18) exploration holes at the Southwest
MOGC target and seven (7) exploration holes at the West Limb target.
The remaining results from West Limb (22 holes, Table 1, Figure 1) and Southwest MOGC (6 holes,
Table 3, Figure 1) are provided herein. All assays results for the 2022 campaign are now complete.
Also included are minor corrections of previously released results for two (2) West Limb holes (Table 2,
Figure 1).
One aborted hole (LT-22-147) in the Southwest MOGC target was abandoned due to technical/drilling
difficulties and was successfully re-drilled and under the LT-22-172 moniker.
Please consult the Company's website at
www.focusgraphite.com
for previous news releases containing
analytical highlights from the 2022 exploration and deep definition drilling program at the Lac Tetepisca
project, as well as applicable location maps.
West Limb: Exploration Drill Results
The West Limb zone consists of the other segment of the regionally folded aeromagnetic anomaly and
hosts up to three time-parallel aeromagnetic anomalies interpreted as potential stratigraphic duplication
or tectonic imbrication within the folded structure. A total of twenty-nine (29) exploration holes (5,421.6
m) were drilled on different segments of the anomalies, of which results from seven (7) on the
southeastmost anomaly were previously released (May 28, 2025). The twenty-two (22) exploration holes
released today (Table 1) confirm consistent graphitic horizons and highlighted the structural complexity
of the area. Six (6) drill holes intersected significant graphitic mineralization, including:
Hole LT-22-120
Drilled at 300°/-45° to a vertical depth of 121.76 metres on Section L19+00NW, intersected 13.22
metres (true thickness) grading 5.16% Cg (from 19.00 to 32.70 metres core length).
Hole LT-22-158
Drilled at 300°/-45° to a vertical depth of 138.39 metres on Section L07+00NW, intersected 9.98
metres (true thickness) grading 5.77% Cg (from 26.75 to 37.00 metres core length).
Hole LT-22-159
Drilled at 300°/-45° to a vertical depth of 199.97 metres on Section L22+00NW, intersected 7.56
metres (true thickness) grading 8.75% Cg (from 192.15 to 199.90 metres core length).
Hole LT-22-160
Drilled at 300°/-45° to a vertical depth of 207.31 metres on Section L16+00NW,
Intersected 14.37 metres (true thickness) grading 6.04% Cg (from 61.05 to 76.05 metres
core length);
Intersected 39.16 metres (true thickness) grading 9.02% Cg (from 231.00 to 271.65 metres
core length).
including 10.50 metres at 24.49% Cg (from 231.00 to 241.90 metres core length).
Hole LT-22-161
Drilled at 300°/-45° to a vertical depth of 209.70 metres on Section L16+00NW,
Intersected 12.55 metres (true thickness) grading 8.90% Cg (from 34.30 to 47.40 metres
core length);
including 7.47 metres at 12.06% Cg (from 39.60 to 47.40 metres core length).
Intersected 24.97 metres (true thickness) grading 6.43% Cg (from 189.90 to 215.90 metres
core length).
Hole LT-22-162
Drilled at 300°/-45° to a vertical depth of 203.88 metres on Section L16+00NW,
Intersected 10.98 metres (true thickness) grading 8.17% Cg (from 36.50 to 47.85 metres
core length);
Intersected 7.63 metres (true thickness) grading 5.25% Cg (from 121.25 to 129.15 metres
core length);
Intersected 21.68 metres (true thickness) grading 5.02% Cg (from 164.35 to 186.85 metres
core length);
Intersected 16.54 metres (true thickness) grading 6.79% Cg (from 188.80 to 206.00 metres
core length);
Intersected 7.70 metres (true thickness) grading 11.15% Cg (from 260.20 to 268.20 metres
core length).
Correction to Previously Released Results (Table 2)
Hole LT-22-112
Drilled at 300°/-45° to a vertical depth of 118.74 metres on Section L16+00SW,
Intersected 30.99 metres (true thickness) grading 5.83% Cg (from 32.00 to 64.00 metres
core length). Previously 6.35% Ct (Total Carbon) as opposed to Graphitic carbon (Cg);
Intersected 19.35 metres (true thickness) grading 8.87% Cg (from 73.00 to 93.00 metres
core length). Previously 9.68% Ct (Total Carbon) as opposed to Graphitic carbon (Cg).
Including 8.72 metres at 13.68% Cg (from 84.00 to 93.00metres core length).
Southwest MOGC: Exploration Drill Results
The Southwest MOGC was tested with eighteen (18) exploration holes totalling 2,838.8 metres, all
previously released (11 July 2024 and 28 may 2025). Complementary assay results for six (6) holes are
released today (Table 3). Five (5) of these holes intersected significant graphitic intervals beneath a
thick layer of barren paragneiss, indicating stratigraphic duplication or tectonic complexities that were
previously unnoticed.
Hole LT-22-141
Drilled at 350°/-45° to a vertical depth of 161.47 metres on Section L00+00NW,
Intersected 7.26 metres (true thickness) grading 5.77% Cg (from 118.50 to 126.50 metres
core length);
Intersected 20.19 metres (true thickness) grading 9.71% Cg (from 189.00 to 211.00 metres
core length).
including 8.61 metres at 14.76% Cg (from 199.00 to 211.00 metres core length).
Hole LT-22-142
Drilled at 350°/-45° to a vertical depth of 71.30 metres on Section L00+00SW, intersected 10.95
metres (true thickness) grading 6.70% Cg (from 30.00 to 42.00 metres core length).
Hole LT-22-143
Drilled at 350°/-45° to a vertical depth of 128.19 metres on Section L01+75SW, intersected 6.35
metres (true thickness) grading 8.94% Cg (from 127.15 to 134.15 metres core length).
Hole LT-22-144
Drilled at 350°/-45° to a vertical depth of 104.89 metres on Section L01+75SW,
Intersected 12.72 metres (true thickness) grading 5.08% Cg (from 52.00 to 66.00 metres
core length);
Intersected 14.60 metres (true thickness) grading 6.42% Cg (from 126.50 to 142.50 metres
core length).
Hole LT-22-146
Drilled at 350°/-45° to a vertical depth of 72.12 metres on Section L03+50SW, intersected 8.96
metres (true thickness) grading 5.05% Cg (from 40.50 to 50.50 metres core length).
The graphitic zones intersected at the Southwest MOGC and West limb target are thinner or of lower
grade than those in the MOGC deposit and appear to be partially located at different stratigraphic levels.
Ongoing 3-D structural aims to integrate the West Limb and Southwest targets with the main MOGC
mineralized system.
Figure 1
-
Location of the drill holes and drill hole sections discussed in today's news release
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West Limb
Hole ID
Section
DDH
Intercepts
Length
Graphitic
Carbon
Depth
Dip
Azimuth
Depth
From
To
Core length
True length
(m)
(°)
(°)
(m)
(m)
(m)
(m)
(m)
(%)
LT-22-114
L18+00NW
95.54
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-115
L19+00NW
102.42
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-116
L20+00NW
93.02
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-117
L21+00NW
94.41
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-118
L21+00NW
104.96
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-119
L20+00NW
144.88
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-120
L19+00NW
121.76
-45
300
18.50
19.00
32.70
13.70
13.22
5.16
LT-22-148
L18+00NW
89.47
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-149
L17+00NW
85.23
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-150
L15+00NW
87.84
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-151
L13+00NW
103.61
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-152
L14+00NW
110.09
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-153
L11+00NW
116.85
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-154
L09+00NW
115.07
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-155
L07+00NW
107.97
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-156
L05+00NW
115.11
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-157
L05+00NW
134.23
-45
300
No Significant intercept
LT-22-158
L07+00NW
138.39
-45
300
21.56
26.75
37.00
10.25
9.98
5.77
LT-22-159
L22+00NW
199.97
-45
300
135.09
192.15
199.90
7.75
7.56
8.75
LT-22-160
L22+00NW
207.31
-45
300
49.69
61.05
76.05
15.00
14.37
6.04
180.95
231.00
271.65
40.65
39.16
9.02
Including
170.27
231.00
241.90
10.90
10.50
24.49
LT-22-161
L24+00NW
209.70
-45
300
30.00
34.30
47.40
13.10
12.55
8.90
146.37
189.90
215.90
26.00
24.97
6.43
Including
31.95
39.60
47.40
7.80
7.47
12.06
LT-22-162
L26+00NW
203.88
-45
300
29.93
36.50
47.85
11.35
10.98
8.17
88.33
121.25
129.15
7.90
7.63
5.25
123.66
164.35
186.85
22.50
21.68
5.02
138.97
188.80
206.00
17.20
16.54
6.79
185.42
260.20
268.20
8.00
7.70
11.15
Table 1
-
Highlights from the twenty-two (22) exploration holes drilled at the West limb MOGC
target in 2022 released today
West Limb (correction on previously released results)
Hole ID
Section
DDH
Intercepts
Length
Graphitic
Carbon
Depth
Dip
Azimuth
Depth
From
To
Core length
True length
(m)
(°)
(°)
(m)
(m)
(m)
(m)
(m)
(%)
LT-22-112
L16+00NW
118.74
-45
300
33.74
32.00
64.00
32.00
30.99
5.83
58.62
73.00
93.00
20.00
19.35
8.87
Including
62.51
84.00
93.00
9.00
8.72
13.68
LT-22-113
L17+00NW
116.99
-45
300
No Significant intercept
Table 2 - Correction to previously release highlights grades results.
Southwest MOGC
Hole ID
Section
DDH
Intercepts
Length
Graphitic
Carbon
Depth
Dip
Azimuth
Depth
From
To
Core length
True length
(m)
(°)
(°)
(m)
(m)
(m)
(m)
(m)
(%)
LT-22-141
L00+00SW
161.47
-45
350
86.96
118.50
126.50
8.00
7.26
5.77
140.48
189.00
211.00
22.00
20.19
9.71
Including
143.91
199.00
211.00
12.00
8.61
14.76
LT-22-142
L00+00SW
71.30
-45
350
25.01
30.00
42.00
12.00
10.95
6.70
LT-22-143
L01+75SW
128.19
-45
350
92.60
127.15
134.15
7.00
6.35
8.94
LT-22-144
L01+75SW
104.89
-45
350
41.58
52.00
66.00
14.00
12.72
5.08
94.28
126.50
142.50
16.00
14.60
6.42
LT-22-145
L01+75SW
75.70
-45
350
No Significant intercept
LT-22-146
L03+50SW
72.12
-45
360
32.17
40.50
50.50
10.00
8.96
5.05
Table 3 - Highlights from the six (6) exploration holes drilled at the Southwest MOGC target in
2022 with hosts rock results and released today
Notes:
(1) True thicknesses are reported in this news release and are based on the local dip of the mineralised envelope as calculated on 3-D model.
Core descriptions, sampling information and analytical results were captured in Geotic™ core logging software and then used with LeapFrog Geo
software for tri-dimensional (3-D) rendering. The 3-D mineralisation envelope of MOGC has an azimuth of N035.5° and dips at -58.5° to the south-
east. The drill holes crosscut the envelope of the main mineralised zone's strike (80°) and dips (60
o
) at high angle.
(2) "Best intercepts" and "significant graphitic mineralisation" are defined as Cg grading a minimum of 5.0% over at least 6.0 m with internal
dilution set at a maximum of 7.0 m consecutive and no external dilution. "Best sub-intercepts" are defined as Cg grading a minimum of 10.0% over
6.0 m with same limitations on dilution. The 5% cg and 10% Cg cut-offs are used solely to delineate the extent of the mineralised envelopes
corresponding to "Best intercepts" and "Best sub-intercepts", respectively. Economic cut-offs based on geological, metallurgical, mining, and
economic factors, parameters and considerations will be determined as part of the mineral resource estimate update planned for the Lac
Tétépisca project later through subsequent technical studies.
(3) Barren core intervals within the mineralised envelope of the MOGC that were not analysed are considered as 0.0% Cg internal dilution.
(4) Analyses were performed by Activation Laboratories of Ancaster, Ont., an ISO/IEC 17025:2005 certified facility using combustion in induction
furnace and infrared spectrometry (code 4F - C-Graphitic) and are reported as graphitic carbon (Cg) and total sulphur (code 4F-S), with about
10% of the sample duplicated for quality control analyzed by COREM. Except for holes 145 and 146, where all the samples were analysed by
COREM and the cross checks by ACTLABS for quality control.
(5) QA/QC program: IOS introduced 17% reference samples, including certified and internal reference materials, duplicates, and blank samples.
9.7 percent of the drill core samples were duplicated and re-analyzed by COREM for graphitic, total, organic and inorganic carbon as well as total
sulphur (or by ACTLABS for duplicated samples in holes 145 and 146). The same 9.7 % of the drill core samples were also analysed by ACTLABS
Laboratories of Ancaster, Ontario (ISO/IEC 17025:2005 with CAN-P-1579) for trace metals by ICP-MS after aqua-regia digestion (code 1E2).
2022 Drill Program: Design, Operation, and Quality Control
The 2022 drilling program was designed and operated by IOS Geosciences Inc. (IOS) of Saguenay,
Quebec, under the supervision of Table Jamésienne de Concertation Minière (TJCM) of Chibougamau,
Quebec, acting as technical adviser to the Company. Drilling was performed by Forage G4 of Val-d'Or,
Quebec using a single drill rig.
Sample Preparation and Analysis
Starting in March 2022, drill core boxes for each hole, once logged, were packaged by sequential
numbers onto pallets in the field by IOS personnel and then shipped by truck every two weeks to IOS's
facilities in Saguenay where they are currently archived. Sampling has been conducted with a diamond
saw, with NQ-diameter core from the Southwest MOGC and West Limb targets being halved, while all
HQ-diameter core from the MOGC deposit being quartered. Sample preparation work at IOS consisting
of crushing and grinding and the insertion in the sample sequences of QA/QC samples. A total of 545
pulverized splits from the currently disclosed set of drill holes were sent to Activation Laboratories in
Ancaster, Ontario (ISO/IEC 17025:2005 with CAN-P-1579) for graphitic carbon (code 4F - C-Graphitic)
and total sulphur analysis (code 4F - S) using an Eltra® induction furnace with infrared spectroscopy.
However, holes 145 and 146 followed the process prior to the inversion of the laboratories (Corem as
first laboratory and verification by actlabs). The 14 samples from holes 145 and 146 were analysed by
COREM for graphitic carbon (code B10) and total sulphur (code B41). The subset of 9.7% of samples
was also analyzed for 40 trace element analysis using ICP-OES and ICP-MS after an aqua-regia
digestion at Activation Laboratories (Code 1E2 - Aqua Regia). This brings the total number of core
samples analyzed under the project to more than 9,800, excluding reference materials and duplicates.
Quality Assurance / Quality Control
The analytical quality control program for the Lac Tetepisca project has been implemented by an IOS
registered chemist and is identical to the one used for previous drill programs at Lac Tetepisca and at
the Company's Lac Knife project. Under the QA/QC program, a total of 54 duplicates of the core
samples, or 9.7 %, were analysed by the two selected laboratories. The current set of analyses included
52 duplicates of the core samples which were re-analyzed by COREM for graphitic carbon duplicated
analyses (code B10), total sulphur (code B41), total carbon (code B45), organic carbon (code B58) and
inorganic carbon (code B11) and the 2 duplicates of the core samples from holes 145 and 146 were re-
analyzed by Activation Laboratories for graphitic carbon (code 4F - C-Graphitic) and total sulphur
analysis (code 4F - S), in accordance with the QAQC plan when these holes are treated.
A total of 105
reference materials (about 17% of all the samples analysed) were inserted in the sample sequences,
either certified or internal reference material samples (CDN-GR1, CMRI12, Oreas-723, OREAS-724,
OREAS-725, CGL-004, NCS-DC-60119), duplicates (quarter-split core or grinding duplicates), and
preparation and analyses blanks, not including the ones inserted by the assaying laboratories.
Qualified Person
The technical content disclosed in this news release was reviewed and approved by Rejean Girard,
P.Geo. (QC), President of IOS Geosciences Inc., a consultant to the Company, and a qualified person
as defined under National Instrument NI-43-101.
About the Lac Tetepisca Graphite Project
Focus Graphite's 100%-owned Lac Tetepisca Graphite Project is in the Southwest Manicouagan
reservoir area of the Cote-Nord region of Quebec, one of North America's leading emerging flake
graphite districts. The project lies on the
Nitassinan
of the Pessamit Innu First Nation, 234 km north-
northwest of the city of Baie-Comeau, an industrial city located where the Manicouagan River intersects
the north shore of the St. Lawrence River. It comprises two contiguous properties, Lac Tetepisca and
Lac Tetepisca Nord. Together, the two properties form a block of 126 map-designated claims (total
area: 6,785.14 ha). Focus purchased a 100% unencumbered interest of the mineral rights in the 67
CDC claims constituting the original Lac Tetepisca property from a third party in August 2011. The Lac
Tetepisca Nord property was map-staked by the Company in 2012. The Lac Tetepisca Project is
accessible year-round by way of a network of secondary gravel roads that extend north from Highway
389, 10 km to the south of the Manic 5 hydroelectric power station.
From 2014 to 2021, Focus tested the Manicouagan-Ouest Graphitic Corridor with 106 drill holes drilled
over a 1.4 km strike length (total: 16,468 metres). The drilling formed the basis of a NI 43-101 maiden
mineral resource estimate (MRE) for the Lac Tetepisca graphite project with the MRE technical report
filed on SEDAR+ (
www.sedarplus.ca/
) on April 5, 2022. The mineral resource estimate, prepared by
DRA Global Limited's Montreal office, includes a pit-constrained Indicated resource for the MOGC
prospect at the Lac Tetepisca project of 59.3 million tonnes (Mt) grading 10.61% Graphitic Carbon (Cg)
for an estimated content of 6.3 Mt of natural flake graphite (in-situ), plus an Inferred resource of 14.9 Mt
grading 11.06% Cg for an estimated content of 1.6 Mt of natural flake graphite.
Additional maps of the Lac Tetepisca property showing the location of the MOGC graphite deposit,
along with updated drill sections, are available on the Company's website at
www.focusgraphite.com
.
About Focus Graphite Advanced Materials Inc.
Focus Graphite Advanced Materials is redefining the future of critical minerals with two 100% owned
world-class graphite projects and cutting-edge battery technology. Our flagship Lac Knife project stands
as one of the most advanced high-purity graphite deposits in North America, with a fully completed
feasibility study. Lac Knife is set to become a key supplier for the battery, defence, and advanced
materials industries.
Our Lac Tetepisca project further strengthens our portfolio, with the potential to be one of the largest and
highest-purity and grade graphite deposits in North America. At Focus, we go beyond mining - we are
pioneering environmentally sustainable processing solutions and innovative battery technologies,
including our patent-pending silicon-enhanced spheroidized graphite, designed to enhance battery
performance and efficiency.
Our commitment to innovation ensures a chemical-free, eco-friendly supply chain from mine to market.
Collaboration is at the core of our vision. We actively partner with industry leaders, research institutions,
and government agencies to accelerate the commercialization of next-generation graphite materials. As
a North American company, we are dedicated to securing a resilient, locally sourced supply of critical
minerals - reducing dependence on foreign-controlled markets and driving the transition to a sustainable
future.
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http://www.focusgraphite.com
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Investors Contact:
Dean Hanisch
CEO, Focus Graphite Inc.
+1 (613) 612-6060
Jason Latkowcer
VP Corporate Development