Sep. 17 at 11:39 AM
$WWR Another potentially positive development for the Kellyton thesis:
Bipartisan lawmakers introduced the Critical Materials Future Act, which would create a DOE pilot program providing financial support for domestic critical-material processing projects.
Thatâs important because Kellyton is exactly that: a U.S. processing facility designed to produce 12,500 metric tons/year of battery-grade graphite.
This does NOT mean WWR received new funding, and the bill still has to make it through Congress. But the trend is clear: Washington continues moving from âwe need domestic critical mineralsâ toward actual financing mechanisms to build the supply chain.
WWR already has
$25M in EXIM support. The big catalyst remains securing more of Kellytonâs remaining funding without major dilution.
Quiet stock. Interesting setup. NFA
