• Construction progressing rapidly, with major steelwork and structural framing complete
• Key processing equipment installed or in transit, on schedule for commissioning this quarter
• Facility to demonstrate Renascor's HF-free purification process, positioning the company as a sustainable alternative to China's supply chain

Renascor Resources has announced the achievement of key milestones in the development of its Australian Government co-funded Purified Spherical Graphite (PSG) demonstration facility in Adelaide, South Australia. Construction is advancing rapidly, with all major steelwork and structural framing complete and the filter presses and scrubber installed. All major mechanical and electrical equipment for the demonstration facility, excluding the kiln, has now arrived in Adelaide, and the kiln has successfully completed off-site commissioning and is in transit to Adelaide for integration. Current site works include installation of process piping, tanks, cable tray, ducting and insulation, with the fit-out of the motor control centre and auxiliary systems scheduled to commence next week. The project remains on schedule, with on-site commissioning expected to commence this quarter, pending timely receipt of overseas equipment. Once operational, the facility will demonstrate Renascor's HF-free purification process, positioning Renascor as a sustainable and globally competitive alternative to China's PSG supply chain.

The demonstration facility will enable Renascor to test, demonstrate and optimise its purification process, with learnings to be utilised in the detailed design, construction and operation of the full-scale commercial PSG facility.