A new Chinese-built plant lets Mozambique refine its own graphite, as output doubles forecasts and the country pushes into the global battery supply chain.
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Key Facts
—The shift: Mozambique graphite is now being processed at home, not just dug up and shipped out raw.
—The plant: A new processing facility in Niassa province can handle about 200,000 tonnes of graphite a year.
—The builder: The plant is Chinese-owned, with an investment of about 150 million dollars.
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