Talga Group

📣 Talga Group February Investor Webinar Join Talga’s Managing Director, Mark Thompson, for an update on the Company’s Vittangi Anode Project and recent corporate activities. The session will be followed by a live Q&A. 🗓 Monday, 9 February 2026 ⏰ 2:00pm AWST / 5:00pm AEDT Questions can be submitted live during the webinar or in advance via [email protected]. 👉 Register here: www.talgagroup.com/webinar

Great news! The Swedish Government has formally adopted the detailed plan for Talga’s Nunasvaara South graphite mine, part of the Vittangi Anode Project in northern Sweden 🔋⚡   This approval marks a significant milestone for Talga and concludes a thorough, multi-year process. With the detailed plan now in force, Talga takes another key step toward establishing sustainable, large-scale anode material production in Europe 🇪🇺   🔗 Read more (in Swedish) https://lnkd.in/dueuqSpW

We’re pleased to announce that Talga has signed a Development Agreement with V4Smart GmbH & Co. KG, a German-based innovator in high-performance batteries co-owned by Porsche AG and VARTA AG Group.   Together, Talga and V4Smart will develop and qualify Talga’s high-performance graphite anode for integration into next-generation fast-charging battery cells.⚡🔋   The collaboration combines Talga’s high-power graphite anode technology with V4Smart’s advanced battery design expertise to accelerate high-performance battery development in Europe. 🇪🇺   🔗 [Link to full announcement in comments]

Join Talga as we expand our operations and strengthen the commercial foundations of Europe’s sustainable battery materials industry. 🇪🇺🔋 We’re looking for an experienced Commercial Manager to lead our commercial strategy and financial planning, supporting projects that strengthen Europe’s battery supply chain from mine to market. Based in Stockholm, this is a key role in shaping Talga’s long-term growth — combining strategic insight, commercial leadership, and hands-on collaboration across our operations in Sweden and beyond. With financing secured and expansion underway, this is your chance to help build a new European industry with global impact. 📍 Location: Stockholm, Sweden 🔗 Learn more and apply: https://lnkd.in/dB7dvRdC

Join Talga as we move into the next phase of developing Europe’s first natural graphite anode refinery. This is a unique opportunity to help build something entirely new in the European battery value chain 🔋🇪🇺 We’re looking for an experienced Project Manager to lead complex, multidisciplinary work across engineering, procurement and construction, and to help shape Talga’s growing project organisation in Luleå. With financing secured and partnerships in place, this is your chance to be part of a stable yet fast-moving project that combines local collaboration with global impact. 📍 Location: Luleå, Sweden 🔗 Learn more and apply via link in comments

We’re pleased to share that Bergsstaten (Mining Inspectorate of Sweden)) has approved Talga’s exploitation concessions for the Nunasvaara North, Niska South, and Niska North graphite deposits within the Vittangi Graphite Project.   The decision secures long-term rights to develop and operate these deposits, further reinforcing the strategic importance of the Vittangi Graphite Project as a cornerstone for sustainable and secure graphite production in Europe 🔋🌱 [Link to full article in comments]

Resilient battery supply chains aren’t built by one company alone — they require shared intent, transparency and partnership across the whole ecosystem.   Thank you to everyone contributing to moving this work forward at the Future Battery Forum, including our Group CTO Dr. Anna Moisala Motta, who shared Talga’s perspective on how local sourcing and innovation can strengthen Europe’s supply resilience🔋⚡

 🎥 Watch Talga Group’s presentation from the OTC Markets Virtual Investor Conference   Our Managing Director and Founder, Mark Thompson, recently presented at the Australian Rare Earths & Critical Minerals Virtual Investor Conference, hosted by OTC Markets Group.   In his presentation, Mark shares an overview of Talga’s strategy and progress — from our vertically integrated graphite anode supply chain in Sweden to our role in supporting a more sustainable and resilient global battery industry.⚡🌍   Watch the full presentation here: https://lnkd.in/dz3HYkBv 

This week at Raw Materials Week 2025 in Brussels, Talga took part in key discussions on strengthening Europe’s sustainable and secure supply of raw materials. 🇪🇺🔋 Our Exploration Manager, Thomas Kearney, spoke in the session “Unlocking Europe’s mineral raw materials potential: New data, new projects, new opportunities,” sharing insights from our exploration work in northern Sweden and how responsible mineral development supports the goals of the Critical Raw Materials Act. Sascha Keen, Group Director Corporate Finance, joined the Industry Panel on the launch of the platform for offtake and demand aggregation 'Raw Materials Mechanism'. Sascha highlighted how a future inclusion of local content and ESG factors in the platform could boost and help build resilient supply chains for critical materials like graphite. As Europe advances strategic projects and strengthens cooperation under the Critical Raw Materials Act, we’re proud to contribute to the discussions shaping a more resilient and sustainable foundation for the continent’s battery and clean energy industries.

📣 We are proud to join partners across the European battery ecosystem in a joint letter sent to President of the Commission Ursula von der Leyen and Executive Vice-Presidents Stéphane Séjourné and Teresa Ribera in support of balanced, future-proof Local Content Requirements. The letter is not only a call to action but also a recommendation to the Commission based on our joint on the ground experience on how to implement Local Content Requirement to make a difference. To strengthen Europe’s competitiveness in battery manufacturing the Industrial Accelerator Act should include Local Content Requirements that: 🤝 When defining 'local': cast a wide ‘friendshoring’ net upstream, but a narrower homeshoring ‘EU/EFTA only’ net further downstream. ⚙️ When defining 'content': start with a minimum number of critical components to be made locally and supplement it with a value-based threshold per component.  ♻️ When accounting for recycled content: adapt current rules to ensure only materials from local operations qualify. The state of the European battery value chain requires urgent action. Carefully designed Local Content Requirements must be part of the solution and can contribute to strengthening our industry and electrifying our transport. Let's build a battery value chain that is competitive, sustainable, and truly European. 🔗 Read the joint letter here:  https://lnkd.in/dSXQZE43