• All appeals against the Nunasvaara South natural graphite mine Exploitation Concession dismissed by the Swedish Government
• Talga now has all major permits in place for the 100% owned Nunasvaara South mine and Luleå anode refinery
• The mine is part of Europe's largest and highest grade JORC classified natural graphite resource

Talga Group Ltd, a battery materials and technology company, has announced that all appeals against the Nunasvaara South natural graphite mine Exploitation Concession have been dismissed by the Swedish Government. This concludes the Government's appeals review process, and the Exploitation Concession granted by the Mining Inspectorate of Sweden is now in force. All major permits are now in place for Talga's 100% owned Nunasvaara South mine, which is part of Europe's largest and highest grade JORC classified natural graphite resource. The mine is vertically integrated with Talga's fully permitted Luleå anode refinery, set to produce 19,500 tonnes of sustainable high-performance Li-ion battery anode annually for EV, BESS and defense markets. Talga's Founder and MD, Mark Thompson, stated that the permit success validates years of dedication and reflects the company's rigorous environmental and operational planning, with over a decade of comprehensive studies, stakeholder engagement, and adherence to Sweden's stringent regulations. Talga's CEO, Martin Phillips, commented that this milestone showcases the company's commitment to responsible resource development and the Swedish Government's positive decision means Talga now has all major permits in place for both the mine and refinery. The Swedish Energy, Business and Industry Minister, Ebba Busch, praised the country's sustainable mining industry and the importance of the graphite that Talga plans to produce for battery manufacturing and the green transition.