Focus Graphite Inc FCSMF

Primary Symbol: V.FMS

Focus Graphite Inc. is a Canada-based advanced exploration company, which is focused on developing high grade flake graphite deposits to supply battery grade graphite. The Company's projects include Lac Knife and Lac Tetepisca. Its flagship Lac Knife Project is a 100% owned, high-grade crystalline flake graphite deposit located in northeastern Quebec, about 27 kilometers (kms) south of Fermont. The Lac Knife project is comprised of the Lac Knife property plus an isolated block of 12 CDC claims located 11 kms to the north of the Lac Knife property on NTS sheet 23B-11 (Montagne-aux-Bouleaux property). Its 100%-owned Lac Tetepisca Graphite Project is located in the Southwest Manicouagan reservoir area of the Cote-Nord region of Quebec, one of North America's leading emerging flake graphite districts. It comprises two contiguous properties, Lac Tetepisca and Lac Tetepisca Nord. Together, the two properties form a block of approximately 126 map-designated claims (total area: 6,785.14 ha).

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Post by goldennorthon Apr 04, 2024 9:30pm

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Graphite’s War-Fighting Capabilities Demand.

Graphite’s war-fighting capabilities.

"The danger of running out of minerals needed to build weapons and defend territories is a heightened risk now, during a period of intensified global conflict. With wars raging on two fronts — Eastern Europe and the Middle East — not to mention numerous smaller wars like the conflicts in Yemen and the DRC, nations are girding for war and re-arming their militaries, pushing up demand for critical and non-critical minerals including graphite, aluminum, steel, iron, rare earths, nickel and titanium."

https://www.mining.com/graphites-war-fighting-capabilities/

We don't stop there.
Remember how this metal effects the EV industry. EV's can have up to six times more minerals than a combustion vehicle, making them on average 340 kg (750 lbs) heavier. Graphite is the anode material in a lithium-ion battery and is by far the single largest component by weight.
The demand for this metal will be without question in very strong demand.

https://elements.visualcapitalist.com/evs-vs-gas-vehicles-what-are-cars-made-out-of/