- Renascor Resources (RNU) has had its purified spherical graphite (PSG) confirmed as anode-ready
- The review of Renascor’s Siviour project’s PSG found it meets the requirements for integration into lithium-ion batteries
- The company wants to become the first integrated in-country mine and battery anode materials operation outside of China
- RNU said today’s positive test results further cements this goal and its wider global viability
- Shares in the company are trading up 6.67 per cent for 1.6 cents each
- RNU Managing Director David Christensen said today’s test results take them one step closer to achieving this goal
