Triton’s portfolio of Mozambican graphite projects are located in the prime position in Africa’s only producing graphite region

Cabo Delgado is an established graphite producing region

• Syrah Resources’ Balama, immediately adjacent to Nicanda Hill, is the world’s largest graphite producing facility
• GK AMG, immediately adjacent to Ancuabe, owned by Germany’s largest graphite producer

Ancuabe Graphite Project

• The closest to port of all East African graphite projects
• Only large scale, large flake graphite project in the region
• Its high purity, large flake graphite command a market price premium over smaller flake products

Triton aims to be the next East African graphite producer

• Targeting production of 60,000 tonnes of high purity, large flake, graphite concentrate per annum

ANCUABE GRAPHITE PROJECT

The Ancuabe Project is in the proven graphite region of Cabo Delgado in north eastern Mozambique. Compared to all other ASX listed graphite projects in East Africa, the Ancuabe project is located closest to existing infrastructure and an operating container port. Ancuabe is located adjacent to the producing AMG Graphit Kropfmuhl (GK) graphite mine and […]

BALAMA NORTH PROJECT

The Balama North Project is the world’s largest known combined graphite-vanadium resource. It is in northern Mozambique, some 240kms from Pemba Port. The resource consists of two significant areas of interests that are currently being evaluated, including: Nicanda Hill Nicanda West Cobra Plains Nicanda Hill World’s Largest Graphite-Vanadium Deposit The Nicanda Hill Resource of 1.4Bt […]

BALAMA SOUTH PROJECT

The Balama South Project is located approximately 35 km south of the Balama township within the same north-east trending geological domain covered by the Balama North project which hosts the Cobra Plains deposit and the Nicanda Hill prospect. To date, only limited exploration activities have been completed on the Balama South project. The major activity […]