• Graphite One published its MD&A for the three months ended March 31, 2026, highlighting a shift in site planning for its proposed artificial graphite active anode material facility to Conneaut, Ohio under a license of occupation with a Canadian National Railway subsidiary; the company exited its Warren, Ohio lease due to power infrastructure timing constraints.
• Permitting work continued at the Graphite Creek mine project in Alaska, with the FAST-41 dashboard showing an estimated September 2026 completion for environmental review and permitting; fieldwork planned for the summer includes baseline surveys and geotechnical drilling tied to the access road.
• Cash totaled USD 18.56 million at March 31, 2026, working capital was USD 28.52 million; the increase was driven by a CA$ 35 million unit offering and CA$ 8.55 million from warrant exercises.
• Net loss widened to USD 3.03 million, led by higher marketing and investor relations expense of USD 1.11 million and higher project development spending of USD 535,264 tied to engineering, consulting, lease, and staffing for the Ohio plant effort.
• Management flagged a need for additional financing over the next 12 months to cover administrative costs, advance mine permitting, and continue design and engineering for the Ohio facility.

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