Magnis Energy to raise $1.5m for Nachu Graphite Project

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Metals and Mining

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Middle East & Africa, Asia-Pacific

Australia's Magnis Energy Technologies has received firm commitments from investors for a $1.5 million placement, which will be used further develop its projects, such as the Nachu Graphite Project, and the proposed manufacturing facilities in New York and Townsville, Queensland.A total of 20...

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