Superior Jurisdiction
Wyoming — secure U.S. mining state; Rabbit Creek listed by WSGS as a domestic graphite occurrence.
United Critical Minerals
Investors
Unlocking a domestic supply of critical minerals—powering America’s future in energy, EVs, defense, and advanced materials.
- U.S.–Focused
- Traceable Supply
- Graphite-Led
Investment Highlights
High Grade Vein Graphite
~23–28% Cg (vein); 23.55% Cg avg (ALS 2023). Surface expression over ~2.2 km; open at depth.
De-Risked Geology
Historical mapping (e.g., 1950 prelim report) + WSGS/USGS references; known deposit reduces discovery risk.
Government Interest
USGS/WSGS on site in 2025; aligns with U.S. critical mineral policy & domestic supply push.
Infrastructure & Access
Year-round county road, nearby power; UP/BNSF rail through Wheatland with connectivity to Denver/MT.
Policy & Incentives
Wyoming HB 61 primacy + up to ~$100k exploration tax credit eligibility.
Advanced Materials Upside
Vein graphite amenable to graphene/oxide pathways; met testing planned toward spherical graphite.
Flagship
Rabbit Creek (Wyoming)
- Only U.S. graphite deposit ever mined (limited early-1900s output).
- ~2.244 km strike confirmed (2023); open at depth in thick metasediments.
- High-grade vein graphite; ~23.55% Cg average (ALS 2023).
- ~95% tenure secured (4 lode claims + state lease); remaining ~5% in negotiation.
- Graphitic schist host; Archean origin with high-temperature graphitization indicators.
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Commodity
Graphite (vein/flake)
Grade (avg)
~23.55% Cg (ALS 2023)
Strike
~2.244 km (open)
Access
Road access; nearby power; regional rail
Graphite / Demand
Why Domestic Graphite Matters
- U.S. relies on imports for natural graphite and anode materials; China dominates mining and refining.
- Federal and state programs (DOE/DoD, USGS, WY incentives) prioritize secure, domestic supply.
- EVs, grid storage, and electronics drive multi-year demand growth.
Select datapoints (placeholder until compliance review):
- Global graphite market ~US$12.6B (2024) → ~US$23.9B (2033) — CAGR ~7.6%.
- Alt views: ~$14.8B → ~$25.7B by 2028; spherical graphite often modeled at high-teens to 30%+ CAGR.
Thermal Infrastructure
Competitive Landscape
| Project | Company | State | Grade (Cg) | Resource (Mt) | Status | Rabbit Creek Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Graphite Creek | Graphite One | AK | ~7.8–8.0% | ~11 M&I; ~92 Inf | FS ’25 | ~3× higher grade; WY logistics |
| Coosa | Westwater | AL | ~3.05% | ~112 | Permitting | ~7× higher grade; depth potential |
| Kilbourne (Empire State) | Titan Mining | NY | ~2.91% | ~22 (Inf) | Q4 ’25 target | ~8× higher grade; WY credit |
| Ruby | — | MT | — | — | Early stage | High-grade assays; historic precedent |
Notes: Grades/resources/status are placeholders pending compliance review and final citations.
Select Sources
- WSGS (1950) Preliminary Report
- WSGS (1989) Graphite in Wyoming
- WSGS (2022) Critical Minerals Potential
- USGS (2023) Critical Mineral Deposits (Data Release)
- USGS (2025) Mineral Commodity Summaries — Graphite
For investor use; subject to revision. All figures preliminary and non-IFRS/non-GAAP unless noted.
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Forward-Looking Information: This page includes forward-looking statements and market estimates subject to risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ. All third-party figures are indicative and will be updated upon verification and compliance review.