Alphastox Report: Graphite One is Positioning Itself to Become the Biggest Graphite Play in 2016

A recent report on Alphastox.com highlighted Graphite One Resources Inc. (TSXV:GPH,OTCQX:GPHOF) to be the biggest graphite play in 2016.
As quoted in the report:

Syrah moved to $100 million market cap based on their PEA and over $600 million once an offtake agreement was signed. Looking at Syrah’s success, I wanted to find a comparable company that I thought could have a similar run in the future. Out of all the ones I looked through, I came to the conclusion that Graphite One Resources (TSXV:GPH) is the one I wanted to focus on for a few very specific reasons which I will highlight shortly.
Similar to Syrah but in Alaska, Graphite One’s Graphite Creek Project definitely has my attention, and is slowly starting to gain the attention of everyone else. Based in Vancouver, the company operates in Alaska on the Seward Peninsula near Nome and has invested over $15 million into the project already. GPH’s jurisdiction is second to none in my opinion. The project is currently moving from the exploration phase to development and has the highest grading and largest known deposit (287 million tonnes) in North America – the resources at the surface alone (9.8 million tonnes) is valued at more than $11 billion. Because most of the resource is at surface, it’s one of the lowest cost production properties.
What sets Graphite One apart from their competitors is what they’re calling STAX Graphite (trademark-pending), which stands for Spheroidal, Thin, Aggregate, and extended flakes which sells for $3500- $9700 a tonne. The most significant thing about their graphite is its spherical quality – like I mentioned above, usually there is a process into making regular graphite into battery grade- spherical form, but GPH is sitting on a deposit that is already largely spheroidal, thin, and naturally expanded so no extra processing is needed! Graphite One can provide significant cost savings to lithium-ion battery producers and could potentially be Tesla’s favorite supplier.
Production is planned for 2018, leaving plenty of time for Anthony Huston and his team to finalize an offtake agreement with Tesla, Panasonic, LG, GE or anyone else in the space. The possibilities are endless for GPH so make sure you keep it on watch now. With a mine life of at least 100 years and a market cap that is growing steadily, this is the time to follow this name. With so many companies in need of long-term supply, GPH could easily be a perfect fit. With a PEA on its way (should be completed sometime next year) and initial metallurgical work suggesting signs of spherical qualities, this could easily be one of the most exciting stories of 2016!

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