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Triton to be transformed with Chinese deal

GRAPHITE junior Triton Minerals has claimed a “transformational” deal with China National Building Materials’ subsidiary SINOMA, though given it is an MoU agreement, confirmation of its significance won’t be achieved until legally binding documentation is signed by the Chinese.

Michael Quinn
Triton to be transformed with Chinese deal

The deal covers the full gamut of Triton's Ancuabe graphite project in Mozambique, taking in offtake of up to 50% of the planned graphite concentrate production, EPC services for construction, debt financing,...

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