Westwater Resources (WWR) Corporate presentation summary
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Corporate presentation summary
26 Mar, 2026Strategic positioning and market opportunity
Focused on producing battery-grade natural graphite anode materials for advanced batteries in the U.S., transitioning from uranium mining to a vertically integrated EV battery materials company.
Acquired Alabama Graphite Company and operates the Kellyton Graphite Anode Plant and Coosa Graphite Deposit in Alabama.
Positioned as the first vertically integrated natural graphite anode material supplier in the U.S., leveraging environmentally friendly purification technology.
Off-take agreements with Stellantis and SK On secure 100% of initial capacity through 2031.
Anticipates significant supply/demand imbalance for graphite anode materials, especially natural graphite, starting in 2025.
Project development and financial highlights
Kellyton Plant under construction with initial nameplate capacity of 12,500 mtpa, expandable to 50,000 mtpa post-expansion.
Over $120 million invested in construction; total phase I cost estimated at $271 million.
$150 million debt facility term sheet in place to complete phase one funding; $30 million equity line and $8 million ATM program provide additional liquidity.
Kellyton Plant and Coosa Deposit together form the first fully integrated domestic battery-grade graphite project in the U.S.
Pre-tax NPV for Kellyton Plant phase I is $417 million; Coosa Deposit pre-tax NPV is $229 million, with a combined market capitalization discount of 95%.
Regulatory and market drivers
Graphite designated a critical mineral by the U.S. government, with strong policy support including the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and Defense Production Act.
IRA provides a 10% tax credit for producing critical minerals and up to $7,500 EV tax credit, incentivizing domestic supply chains.
From 2027, vehicles with batteries containing graphite from China will be ineligible for the full EV tax credit.
U.S. Department of Energy guidance on Foreign Entities of Concern further restricts Chinese graphite in the supply chain.
Value multiplier from graphite concentrate to anode material exceeds 9x, highlighting significant value creation.
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