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SaltWire's Atlantic regional weather forecast for October 20, 2023 | SaltWireLONDON/BEIJING - Some graphite consumers will aim to accelerate imports of the EV battery ingredient from China in November before the country's export curbs for some products come into force, but it may be difficult due to complex specifications, analysts said.
"I expect we will see a surge in November of both buying and prices," said Tom Burkett at consultancy Global Graphite Advisory LCC. Companies, however, are now beginning to get Chinese licenses for gallium and germanium, said James Willoughby at Wood Mackenzie.China produces two-thirds of the global natural graphite and dominates production of its synthetic version. It also makes more than 90% of the final processed material for EV battery anodes.Top buyers of graphite from China include Japan, the United States, South Korea and India.
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