Tirupati Graphite (TGR) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
2 Feb, 2026Strategic positioning and market context
Operational platform in Madagascar with 18,000 tpa capacity, targeting nameplate by early 2026 and potential to double to 36,000 tpa in 2027.
Mozambique assets hold over 150 million tonnes of graphite, with Montepuez and Balama Central projects offering globally significant resources and high production potential.
Complete flake product basket suitable for both industrial and Li-ion battery markets, supporting diversification and market expansion.
Ex-China supply chains are increasingly prioritized due to new tariffs and export controls, with Western supply chain deals exceeding $900m in Q4 2025.
Flake graphite demand is projected to rise sharply, with battery applications growing from 32% in 2020 to 86% by 2034.
Operational turnaround and ramp-up
Vatomina mine operational turnaround initiated in February 2025, with production capacity uplift to over 15 ktpa nearly complete.
Resupply shipments and equipment upgrades in H1 November 2025 to support continuous operations and production ramp-up.
Production restart scheduled for December 2025, targeting breakeven levels in Q1 2026 and 1,300+ tons per month from March 2026.
New management, repaired customer relationships, and £4.8m raised via CLNs in 2025 to support turnaround.
LSE listing to be reinstated December 2025 post FY25 accounts and fundraise.
Growth platform and portfolio expansion
Sahamamy project in Madagascar under care and maintenance, with potential for rapid restart to double output.
Montepuez (100,000 tpa) and Balama Central (58,000 tpa) in Mozambique offer high-grade, permitted, and advanced-stage projects.
Downstream integration and JV discussions for high-value products, with first facility planned in India.
Inorganic growth opportunities identified in India, Europe, and East Africa.
Latest events from Tirupati Graphite
- Severe operational and financial distress led to a £1.9m loss and ongoing share suspension.TGR
H1 202513 Mar 2026 - Poised to supply 8% of global graphite demand with low-cost, sustainable operations and rapid growth.TGR
Company presentation2 Feb 2026 - Turnaround driven by new management, refinancing, and Mozambique asset acquisition.TGR
H2 20242 Feb 2026 - Ramping up graphite output and funding to meet rising EV demand, with breakeven in 2025.TGR
Investor presentation2 Feb 2026 - Production ramp-up and funding target breakeven in 2025 amid booming graphite demand.TGR
Investor presentation2 Feb 2026