InVert Graphite acquires technology in $2.5M deal

• InVert Graphite has signed a binding conditional agreement to acquire RapidGraphite and its exclusive worldwide processing technology rights.
• The company secured firm commitments for a concurrent $2.5 million share placement to fund upcoming technology trials.
• The transaction moves the business into advanced downstream materials processing to target the global battery supply chain.

InVert Graphite (ASX:IVG) executed a binding agreement to acquire RapidGraphite alongside an accompanying $2.5 million share placement.

The company confirmed the transaction integrates a processing method developed at Curtin University.

The agreement includes 33.3 million shares and 41.7 million options tied to specific technical milestones over 24 months.

The company stated the placement funds will support pre-pilot trials of the university-developed technology over two years.

Following the announcement, the InVert Graphite share price was up at $0.042.

The business holds full ownership of the Morogoro high-grade graphite project in Tanzania to provide raw feedstock.

The development follows a major corporate transformation and rebranding from Dominion Minerals completed in 2025.