Graphite ghost revived for the digital age
It’s gone from a “ghost” plant sitting idle for 20 years to a company worth almost $80 million, and there’s high hopes from backers including Macquarie Private Wealth and the family of the late PM Harold Holt.
It’s gone from a “ghost" plant sitting idle for 20 years to a company worth almost $80 million, and there’s high hopes from backers including Macquarie Private Wealth and the family of the late Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt .
Valence Industries is poised to restart production from a refurbished graphite plant which was mothballed by a previous owner in 1993, as the company seeks to ride the wave of fast-changing technology which has made graphite a sought after commodity for the digital age.
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