Bridging the Gap Between Graphite Mining
and the Upstream Battery Market

Battery Materials Overview

NGC Battery Materials (NGCBM) was formed in 2024 to spearhead Northern’s mine-to-battery strategy, offer innovative solutions to meet the growing demands of the battery market and provide tailored solutions to our customers.

Graphite, a key carbon-based material, is an essential component in advanced battery technologies, enabling high-performance energy storage with outstanding efficiency and reliability. This material ensures batteries operate at peak efficiency, providing dependable power delivery across various applications.

Our portfolio features a range of high-quality graphite products that are crucial to the evolution of battery technology. By focusing on graphite-based materials, we are advancing sustainability in the energy sector.

Innovation unleashed: Redefining Carbon

  • Proven battery-grade graphite from all our mines
  • Product development in close interaction with leading battery manufactures
  • Positioned to support growing demand in the EV and energy sectors for Europe & North America

Expert Team: Mining Meets Battery Science

  • A team of seasoned PhDs and scientists specializing in carbon materials, electrochemistry, and battery tech
  • Deep expertise in developing and placing carbon materials for Lithium-Ion batteries

State-of-the-art Lab: Tailoring Battery Solutions

  • German-based lab equipped with cutting-edge techniques for carbon and battery material analysis
  • Comprehensive electrochemical and physical battery material evaluations
  • Strategic German location for serving European and global markets

North America’s Largest Battery Anode Facility

  • BMG overseeing the planned 200,000 tpy Baie-Comeau Battery Anode Material facility development
  • Construction forecast for 2026, with modular design for OEMs and EV battery makers’ specific needs
  • Advanced facility for milling, shaping, purification, and coating of graphite flakes

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