Renascor’s core technology focuses on producing Purified Spherical Graphite (PSG) for lithium-ion battery anodes, achieving up to 99.99% carbon purity using an eco-friendly, hydrofluoric acid-free purification process. Its Siviour Graphite Project in South Australia integrates open-pit mining, advanced concentration, and purification to produce 140,000 tonnes of high-grade graphite annually over 40 years. The company also explores silicon-enhanced anode technologies to boost battery performance.
Battery-grade Purified Spherical Graphite (PSG) anode material with 99.99% carbon purity, produced at the Siviour site; experimental silicon-enhanced anode materials designed to improve storage capacity and performance.
Renascor’s downstream demonstration facility collected 730 tonnes of graphite ore from Siviour and completed its environmental impact statement; equipment contracts secured for facility commissioning in 2025. It received conditional approval for an AU$185 million loan from Export Finance Australia to advance its upstream graphite concentrate operations.
Major shareholders include Richard Keevers (2.0%), Stephen Bizzell (1.9%), and Renascor Pty Ltd (1.7%). Public shareholders hold 86.0%, institutional investors 3.0%, private companies 3.9%, and individual insiders 7.2%.
