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Canada's graphite from forest biomass

We compete on performance + risk reduction, not on commodity positioning alone.

Performance parity

Battery-grade specifications that matches or exceeds conventional natural graphite across key metrics.

Cost advantage

Competitive price from cheaper inputs and lower processing temperatures, not a green premium.

Supply chain resilience

100% North American origin reduces exposure to concentrated overseas processing.

Lower carbon intensity

70–90% lower lifecycle carbon versus conventional synthetic graphite.

Canada has been exporting its future, we are changing that. The materials powering electric vehicles depend on carbon-intensive production and concentrated supply chains. At the heart of the clean energy transition, the green revolution is built on a fragile foundation. Atlantic BioGraphite converts New Brunswick's forestry sustainably sourced, certified, and abundant byproducts into battery-grade graphite for lithium-ion anodes. We give OMEs a North American alternative that competes on performance, not just conscience. Built here. From here. For the batteries the world needs next.

Perfect timing momentum

Atlantic BioGraphite turns a regional byproduct stream into battery-grade material with lower carbon intensity and stronger supply security for North American customers.

Proven

Technology

Aligned

Policy

Abundant

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Competition

New Brunswick shoreline with autumn trees reflected in still water

We turn Atlantic Canada's forestry waste into battery-grade graphite.

The material powering the electric vehicle revolution made here, from here.

Atlantic Canada

Atlantic Canada location for a battery materials production company has structural advantages converge here that no other region in Eastern North America can match.

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91 Sawmill operations identified across Atlantic Canada. 100% FSC/SFI-aligned sourcing from project inception target.

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Major deep-water ports with Atlantic shipping access

130+yr

Regional forestry and industrial operations history

300km

Expansion radius across the Atlantic to Maine, USA