Northern Graphite Corp V.NGC

RE:C'on NGC...time to drag across goal line

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GripnRip,

You stated "On Tuesday, the European Parliament passed a groundbreaking policy framework that will make #ElectricVehicle batteries sold in Europe more sustainable. This legislation can serve as a blueprint for battery policies worldwide.

Good find.
The European Parliament representatives are on to something quite efficient and "closed loop recyclable" battery materials effective for sure.

Policy change and implementation, whether in Europe or North America or any other Western world country, takes the time required.
Northern Graphite Corporation is seemingly running out of time to undertake that capital financing initiative desperately needed in order for NGC to pay for and have commenced the additional Lac des illes "in historical pit" drilling program, so as to necessarily seek to develop the comprehensive data set required to help actually "prove up" what NGC representatives are suggesting could be an additional 8 years of graphite reserve having been discovered. After all, I expect the waiting U.S. situated automotive manufacturers, battery component materials manufacturers and North America situated battery cells manufacturers want to be clearly convinced that there exists at least an additional 8 years of graphite mining at LDI beforehand?
I guess at this point Hugues Jacquemin et al would remind us that we shouldn't forget Mousseau West/East, Ontario, Canada located Bissett Creek and also the potential for European automotive manufacturers to be gaining secured access to all that suggested graphite from Namibia's Okanjande, i.e. should natural flake graphite material prices be sufficiently elevated within Europe and North America and necessarily be sustained as such by way of various Western world governments critical elements and battery component materials policy directives being aggressively supported for the longer term.

By the way, you'll note that Graphano Energy Ltd, has once again recently announced additional drill cores assay results from it's exploration, delineation, "proving up" and strike length expansion program at it's LAB property (zone 3), which is immediately adjacent to NGC's Lac des illes mine.
Consistently good graphitic carbon (Cg) percentages over at Graphano Energy's LAB (Northern part of zone 3) are being discovered and there may be great indication that Graphano Energy's 500 Metres strike length continues directly through and onto NGC's LDI property.
Perhaps Hugues Jacquemin, Greggory Bowes and Christy Liddicoat should at least seek to have a looksee at that previously undertaken aeromagnetic survey and also seek to negotiate and have the Graphano Energy folks ink a long term LDI "toll processing" agreement for graphano's graphite materials to be processed by NGC at LDI?
After all, NGC possessing the very 25,000 tpa graphite material feedstock processing capacity for Graphano Energy to expedite said company's entering into a revenues production phase would certainly work well for both companies.
I know you don't like me mentioning Graphano Energy Ltd. Never the less, there is something there, there, so to speak.