RE:Anybodyyouknowwhat,
Africa is a continent comprised of many member states, with South Africa being just one and Namibia being yet another.
Namibia has a "TIDCA" with the U.S. and Canada is a USMCA Free Trade country.
One could expect such factors would be sufficient for any graphite mined in Namibia, processed and sold by or on behalf of a Canadian based company (e.g. NGC) into the U.S. market to be considered U.S "IRA" compliant, i.e. unless Hugues Jacquemin is talking out of his particular orifice and yet again somehow misinforming the equities investing public?