Graphite One Resources Inc (GPHOF)

$1.41 +0.02 (1.08%)
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Profit Margin 0.00%
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Volume 229,200
Avg Vol 353,464
Day's Range N/A - N/A
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Stochastic %K 19%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
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Company Profile

Graphite One Inc. operates as mineral exploration company in the United States. Its primary project is the Graphite Creek property that consists of 135 mining claims located on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska. Graphite One Inc. was formerly known as Graphite One Resources Inc. and changed its name to Graphite One Inc. in February 2019. The company was incorporated in 2006 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.

Industry: Other Industrial Metals & Mining
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 604-684-6730
Address:
777 Street Hornby, Suite 600, Vancouver, Canada
hossticklephifer
hossticklephifer Jun. 4 at 12:26 AM
$GPHOF man, got some serious pumping of this…right before another RS. Love this company, but don’t let anyone fool you on anything being close.
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TALENT_ON_LOAN_FROM_GOD
TALENT_ON_LOAN_FROM_GOD Jun. 1 at 2:20 PM
$GPHOF $SOAR MORE TOMORROW KIDS…GOTTA PLANE TO CATCH ✈️🇩🇴 MONEYMADE
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julianruiz
julianruiz Jun. 1 at 11:35 AM
$GPHOF Tesla's decision to withdraw its termination notice on its graphite supply agreement with Syrah Resources may seem like a routine contract update. In reality, it highlights a much bigger story: The race to build a resilient U.S. battery supply chain. While much of the public conversation focuses on lithium, nickel, and rare earths, China continues to dominate the global graphite processing market, creating a strategic vulnerability for Western EV manufacturers. For Tesla and the broader U.S. manufacturing sector, securing domestic or allied-nation sources of battery materials is becoming just as important as securing semiconductor capacity. This development raises an important question: Will the next phase of the EV race be determined less by vehicle design and more by control of critical mineral supply chains? https://www.linkedin.com/posts/olivia-9a3598320_tesla-electricvehicles-batterytechnology-share-7467004969007812608-oSEb/
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julianruiz
julianruiz Jun. 1 at 11:31 AM
$GPHOF MORE MINERALS ON THE WAY…IN THE US “US company Graphite One has announced it has seured a new site in Ohio to produce 10,000-ton batteries domestically. Located in Conneaut, the company plan to produce what are called Active Anode Materials (AAM) at the new facility.” “Construction is expected to be completed by late 2027, with a second expansion phase targeting 25,000 tons of graphitization capacity by 2028. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alysen-africano-nila-83910311_more-minerals-on-the-wayin-the-us-us-company-share-7467018008901709825-R0ZC/
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TALENT_ON_LOAN_FROM_GOD
TALENT_ON_LOAN_FROM_GOD Jun. 1 at 10:28 AM
$GPHOF $SOAR THARRR SHE BLOWS 🐳
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TALENT_ON_LOAN_FROM_GOD
TALENT_ON_LOAN_FROM_GOD Jun. 1 at 8:44 AM
$SOAR TRADING WITH 10X’S THE FLOAT IS $GPHOF ABOUT $1 very similar model but in Ohio with 10x’s THE OUTSTANDING SHARES Developing plans to transform a former U.S. defense critical minerals storage site in Ohio into an advanced graphite anode processing facility
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 31 at 4:46 PM
$GPHOF The Ohio facility, the company explains, not just process raw graphite orem, it will also manufacture AAMs on site. This is a far more advanced and valuable product that requires graphite to be purified, shaped, coated, and graphitized before it can be used inside batteries The facility’s planned output reflects how specialized the battery industry has become. Graphite One says production will be split between materials optimized for energy storage systems, fast-charging applications, and high-energy-density batteries. Each category is designed around different performance characteristics, balancing factors such as charging speed, energy density, lifespan, and thermal stability. https://interestingengineering.com/energy/us-battery-facility-10000-ton-anode
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 31 at 4:42 PM
$GPHOF Natural graphite is classified as a critical mineral in major economies, and the United States currently imports 100 percent of its requirements. In April 2026, the US and the EU signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly secure and produce key minerals for semiconductors, electric vehicles, and defense technologies. Whether that translates into concrete project advancement will be decided in September, when the Bureau of Land Management hands down its verdict on Graphite Creek. Until then, all eyes are on the annual meeting and the formal EXIM applications that should follow. https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/ueberblick/graphite-one-s-summer-of-reckoning-shareholder-meeting-federal-decision/69456033
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 30 at 6:30 PM
$GPHOF The most surprising signal came from the lab. Independent analysis of garnet material from the Graphite Creek deposit in Alaska confirmed elevated concentrations of heavy rare earth elements, including five critical magnet metals: neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, terbium, and samarium. Scandium and yttrium also showed up at higher-than-normal levels. All 21 samples came from the mine plan outlined in the February 2025 feasibility study, meaning any rare-earth extraction could run in parallel with graphite mining during the first years of operation. Graphite One intends to explore extraction methods with a U.S. national laboratory in 2026. https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/ueberblick/confluence-of-catalysts-rare-earths-discovery-2-billion-exim-interest/69449620
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 30 at 6:29 PM
$GPHOF Fundamental Research continues to rate the stock a “Buy” with a target of roughly €2.00 — implying upside of over 140% from current levels. The analyst’s conviction rests on a simple premise: North America urgently needs domestic graphite supply for its battery supply chain, and Graphite One is one of the few projects positioned to deliver. The United States currently imports 100% of its natural graphite, a vulnerability the company aims to fix with a vertically integrated model spanning the Graphite Creek mine in Alaska and a planned processing facility in Conneaut, Ohio. The Ohio site, located in Ashtabula County on the shores of Lake Erie, offers direct barge access to the Great Lakes shipping corridor and multi-line rail connections via Canadian National Railway. Raw material will travel by ship from the port of Nome, Alaska, to the Ohio plant — creating a fully domestic supply chain. https://www.aktiencheck.de/news/Nyse-Graphite_One_Ships_Anode_Samples_to_Six_Customers_as_Analyst_Sees_140_Upside_Despite_Stock_Slide-19807387
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hossticklephifer
hossticklephifer Jun. 4 at 12:26 AM
$GPHOF man, got some serious pumping of this…right before another RS. Love this company, but don’t let anyone fool you on anything being close.
1 · Reply
TALENT_ON_LOAN_FROM_GOD
TALENT_ON_LOAN_FROM_GOD Jun. 1 at 2:20 PM
$GPHOF $SOAR MORE TOMORROW KIDS…GOTTA PLANE TO CATCH ✈️🇩🇴 MONEYMADE
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julianruiz
julianruiz Jun. 1 at 11:35 AM
$GPHOF Tesla's decision to withdraw its termination notice on its graphite supply agreement with Syrah Resources may seem like a routine contract update. In reality, it highlights a much bigger story: The race to build a resilient U.S. battery supply chain. While much of the public conversation focuses on lithium, nickel, and rare earths, China continues to dominate the global graphite processing market, creating a strategic vulnerability for Western EV manufacturers. For Tesla and the broader U.S. manufacturing sector, securing domestic or allied-nation sources of battery materials is becoming just as important as securing semiconductor capacity. This development raises an important question: Will the next phase of the EV race be determined less by vehicle design and more by control of critical mineral supply chains? https://www.linkedin.com/posts/olivia-9a3598320_tesla-electricvehicles-batterytechnology-share-7467004969007812608-oSEb/
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julianruiz
julianruiz Jun. 1 at 11:31 AM
$GPHOF MORE MINERALS ON THE WAY…IN THE US “US company Graphite One has announced it has seured a new site in Ohio to produce 10,000-ton batteries domestically. Located in Conneaut, the company plan to produce what are called Active Anode Materials (AAM) at the new facility.” “Construction is expected to be completed by late 2027, with a second expansion phase targeting 25,000 tons of graphitization capacity by 2028. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alysen-africano-nila-83910311_more-minerals-on-the-wayin-the-us-us-company-share-7467018008901709825-R0ZC/
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TALENT_ON_LOAN_FROM_GOD
TALENT_ON_LOAN_FROM_GOD Jun. 1 at 10:28 AM
$GPHOF $SOAR THARRR SHE BLOWS 🐳
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TALENT_ON_LOAN_FROM_GOD
TALENT_ON_LOAN_FROM_GOD Jun. 1 at 8:44 AM
$SOAR TRADING WITH 10X’S THE FLOAT IS $GPHOF ABOUT $1 very similar model but in Ohio with 10x’s THE OUTSTANDING SHARES Developing plans to transform a former U.S. defense critical minerals storage site in Ohio into an advanced graphite anode processing facility
0 · Reply
julianruiz
julianruiz May. 31 at 4:46 PM
$GPHOF The Ohio facility, the company explains, not just process raw graphite orem, it will also manufacture AAMs on site. This is a far more advanced and valuable product that requires graphite to be purified, shaped, coated, and graphitized before it can be used inside batteries The facility’s planned output reflects how specialized the battery industry has become. Graphite One says production will be split between materials optimized for energy storage systems, fast-charging applications, and high-energy-density batteries. Each category is designed around different performance characteristics, balancing factors such as charging speed, energy density, lifespan, and thermal stability. https://interestingengineering.com/energy/us-battery-facility-10000-ton-anode
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 31 at 4:42 PM
$GPHOF Natural graphite is classified as a critical mineral in major economies, and the United States currently imports 100 percent of its requirements. In April 2026, the US and the EU signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly secure and produce key minerals for semiconductors, electric vehicles, and defense technologies. Whether that translates into concrete project advancement will be decided in September, when the Bureau of Land Management hands down its verdict on Graphite Creek. Until then, all eyes are on the annual meeting and the formal EXIM applications that should follow. https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/ueberblick/graphite-one-s-summer-of-reckoning-shareholder-meeting-federal-decision/69456033
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 30 at 6:30 PM
$GPHOF The most surprising signal came from the lab. Independent analysis of garnet material from the Graphite Creek deposit in Alaska confirmed elevated concentrations of heavy rare earth elements, including five critical magnet metals: neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, terbium, and samarium. Scandium and yttrium also showed up at higher-than-normal levels. All 21 samples came from the mine plan outlined in the February 2025 feasibility study, meaning any rare-earth extraction could run in parallel with graphite mining during the first years of operation. Graphite One intends to explore extraction methods with a U.S. national laboratory in 2026. https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/ueberblick/confluence-of-catalysts-rare-earths-discovery-2-billion-exim-interest/69449620
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 30 at 6:29 PM
$GPHOF Fundamental Research continues to rate the stock a “Buy” with a target of roughly €2.00 — implying upside of over 140% from current levels. The analyst’s conviction rests on a simple premise: North America urgently needs domestic graphite supply for its battery supply chain, and Graphite One is one of the few projects positioned to deliver. The United States currently imports 100% of its natural graphite, a vulnerability the company aims to fix with a vertically integrated model spanning the Graphite Creek mine in Alaska and a planned processing facility in Conneaut, Ohio. The Ohio site, located in Ashtabula County on the shores of Lake Erie, offers direct barge access to the Great Lakes shipping corridor and multi-line rail connections via Canadian National Railway. Raw material will travel by ship from the port of Nome, Alaska, to the Ohio plant — creating a fully domestic supply chain. https://www.aktiencheck.de/news/Nyse-Graphite_One_Ships_Anode_Samples_to_Six_Customers_as_Analyst_Sees_140_Upside_Despite_Stock_Slide-19807387
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 29 at 8:38 PM
$GPHOF The AGM agenda carries more weight than routine housekeeping. Management is seeking shareholder approval for new compensation components, including equity-based awards for executives and employees for the 2026 calendar year. While compensation votes often pass quietly, the context here raises the stakes. Graphite One has shipped commercial-grade anode material samples to three electric-vehicle makers and three battery companies, with lot sizes up to 20 kilograms. All six counterparties are now evaluating specifications, and management says discussions are moving beyond lab tests into the tougher territory of quality, delivery capacity and pricing. Binding offtake agreements are the next hard milestone — and they are essential before a final investment decision can be made on the company’s planned processing plant in Ohio. https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/ueberblick/graphite-one-s-annual-meeting-nears-as-strategic-milestones-clash-with/69442671
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 29 at 11:38 AM
$GPHOF The global graphite market is experiencing a transformative phase, fueled by rising investments in electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, and advanced industrial applications. According to the latest study by Persistence Market Research, the global graphite market size is expected to be valued at US$ 12.9 billion in 2026 and projected to reach US$ 21.0 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 7.2% between 2026 and 2033. https://www.openpr.com/news/4531004/graphite-market-to-witness-growth-to-us-21-0-billion-by-2033
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BrokeMoneyBags
BrokeMoneyBags May. 28 at 5:08 PM
$GPHOF Keep in mind how this aligns with their Fast 41 Dashboard; estimated completion date of 09/29/26. They could be looking at being Uplisted with Permit in hand. Strategic timing.
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BrokeMoneyBags
BrokeMoneyBags May. 28 at 1:09 PM
$GPHOF A 10:1 RS is on the next board meeting agenda with the intent to potentially pursue uplisting to NYSE or NASDAQ.
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 27 at 6:36 PM
$GPHOF The Quad—an alliance of the U.S., India, Japan, and Australia—is committing billions to secure and diversify global graphite supply chains. With China previously controlling a massive majority of the world's graphite and export curbs threatening high-tech industries, the Quad aims to bypass this chokehold. The Quad framework's distinguishing feature is its attempt to integrate four economies with genuinely complementary strategic profiles: Australia's resource endowment, Japan's processing technology and investment capital, India's manufacturing scale, and the United States' financial architecture and defence procurement demand. In addition, no comparable four-nation grouping currently combines this specific set of capabilities, making the critical raw materials facility model developed in Europe a useful but ultimately insufficient template for what the Quad is attempting. https://discoveryalert.com.au/quad-critical-minerals-pact-japan-australia-supply-chains/
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 27 at 3:37 PM
$GPHOF Founder and CEO of Graphite One, Anthony Huston, spoke with NTD bout how his company is moving forward with a graphite supply chain, based entirely in the United States. The goal is to counter China’s dominance in the space. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4_Hpfq5YRA
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 27 at 3:29 PM
$GPHOF Graphite One Inc. is making bold strides in building a vertically integrated graphite supply chain in the United States, anchored by its Graphite Creek deposit in Alaska. As governments worldwide ramp up support for strategic minerals to secure defense and technology supply chains, the company is progressing its project development while launching new financing initiatives. With fresh capital, warrant listings, and a focus on domestic processing capacity, Graphite One is positioning itself within the evolving strategic minerals landscape. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vuNQ6xOBLg
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 27 at 3:16 PM
$GPHOF Kinvestor Mining & Energy 2026 (KME26) brings together a carefully curated lineup of mining and energy companies at a pivotal moment for the sector. As global demand for resources accelerates, supply constraints tighten, and capital shifts back into real assets, mining and energy are moving back to the center of the investment conversation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIigOLr0Jr0
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 26 at 8:07 PM
$GPHOF Every lithium-ion battery ever made contains more graphite by weight than lithium. China controls 77% of mining, 90%+ of battery-grade processing, and placed the entire category under export licensing in November 2025. They didn’t just restrict the material. They restricted the equipment and technology to process it. Graphitization furnaces, CVD kilns, coating systems. You can’t build a replacement factory using Chinese equipment anymore. The suspension on enhanced controls to the U.S. expires November 2026. Paused, not repealed. Lithium is 2-3% of a cell by weight. Graphite is over 50%. The most critical material in the battery was never the one making headlines. The opportunity isn’t in mining it. It’s in processing it. Every battery manufacturer on earth needs a non-Chinese anode supplier by November and there are almost none. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/caleb-caraway_graphite-criticalminerals-batterytech-share-7465049787764162561-itWB/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAEMx-FMB9N0ZXF5w2AtFSg5vumvt2iCTaYQ
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 26 at 11:48 AM
$GPHOF Graphite One shares rose 8% in a week with no official catalyst, but the real driver is the shipment of anode samples to six potential clients, including EV and battery manufacturers. https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/ueberblick/graphite-one-shares-tread-water-as-anode-sampling-reaches-potential/69418266
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 25 at 12:16 PM
$GPHOF How EV revolution is increasing demand for graphite globally 🔋 The Electric Vehicle revolution is quietly creating a graphite crisis. And most people have no idea. Here are the numbers that tell the story: 📊 Graphite demand facts: • One EV battery requires 50-100kg of graphite • A conventional petrol car uses virtually zero graphite in its powertrain • Global EV sales crossed 14 million units in 2023 • Projected to reach 40+ million units by 2030 Do the math: 40 million EVs × 75kg graphite each = 3 million tonnes of graphite — every single year https://www.linkedin.com/posts/dariito-india-59819a398_graphiteblocks-evrevolution-electricvehicles-share-7464397340360151040-PUyZ/
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julianruiz
julianruiz May. 24 at 4:26 PM
$GPHOF The baseline scenario for the high-purity graphite (battery grade) market from 2026 to 2035 projects robust growth, underpinned by the global transition to electric mobility and renewable energy integration. The market is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 8.5% over the forecast period, with the market index reaching 215 by 2035 (2025=100). This growth is supported by several structural factors: first, the continued ramp-up of EV production, with major automakers committing to electrified lineups and many countries phasing out internal combustion engines by 2035. https://www.indexbox.io/blog/high-purity-graphite-battery-grade-market-demand-to-accelerate-by-2035-amid-global-ev-expansion/
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