me-metals: Shares of NextSource Materials (TSX: NEXT) soared on Tuesday as the graphite producer became the designated supplier of anode active materials to Japan’s Mitsubishi Chemical under a multi-year offtake agreement.
News ID: 12272 Publish Date : 2025/08/09
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