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Titan Advances Domestic Graphite Platform via Army EUL at Anniston

Oct 7, 2026, 2:56 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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The EUL framework could unlock long-term growth in Titan's graphite business, improving supply-chain resilience and financing options, potentially lifting valuation. However, final terms, permits, and financing remain uncertain and could delay material upside.

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Titan Mining and its Empire State Mines subsidiary outlined a term sheet with the U.S. Army to develop a 97-acre graphite processing facility at Anniston Army Depot, Alabama, launching a long-term domestic supply chain. The framework would allow PMG initially, CSPG later, with financing flexibility and a potential up to 100-year tenure. Final terms, permitting, and financing remain to be resolved.

Titan signs EUL term sheet with Army for 97-acre Anniston graphite facility.
50-year initial lease with two 25-year renewals; up to 100 years.
Army ROFO up to 10% annual PMG/CSPG; excludes committed product.
PMG in phase I; CSPG after qualification; expands domestic graphite platform.
Titan advances Kilbourne Feasibility; EXIM support strengthens financing prospects.

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