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SGL Carbon and Toyo Tanso Raise Specialty Graphite Prices 10% to 15%

SGL Carbon and Toyo Tanso Raise Specialty Graphite Prices 10% to 15%

Customer notices from the two specialty graphite producers cite rising raw material, energy and logistics costs, with new pricing applying from 1 October 2026.

Shanshan Plans US$761m, 150,000 tpa Anode Base in Baotou

Shanshan Plans US$761m, 150,000 tpa Anode Base in Baotou

Shanshan has announced a ~US$761 million plan to build a 150,000 tpa integrated anode base in Baotou, with 50,000 tonnes of in-house graphitisation. Construction is scheduled for March 2027, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals.

China fines exporter over unlicensed dual-use graphite shipment

China fines exporter over unlicensed dual-use graphite shipment

A Xiamen exporter shipped "graphite crucibles" to Germany without a licence; testing found a controlled 1C108(b) dual-use item.

Zhongke Electric’s US$1.2bn Oman Anode Base Targets 2027 Production

Zhongke Electric’s US$1.2bn Oman Anode Base Targets 2027 Production

Zhongke Electric's 200,000 tpa Oman anode base has topped out its first building four months after groundbreaking, with Phase 1 first production reaffirmed for 2027.

Shanshan Confirms Anode Price Increases, Following Zhongke Electric

Shanshan Confirms Anode Price Increases, Following Zhongke Electric

Shanshan has confirmed on the SSE e-interaction platform that some anode prices have already been raised, the second top-three Chinese producer to do so after Zhongke Electric.

GrafTech to permanently close Monterrey graphite electrode facility, cutting annual capacity by 51,000 tonnes

GrafTech to permanently close Monterrey graphite electrode facility, cutting annual capacity by 51,000 tonnes

GrafTech International (NYSE: EAF) has announced the permanent closure of its Monterrey, Mexico graphite electrode facility, with production ending early in Q2 2027. The move cuts annual capacity by 51,000 tonnes to 127,000 tonnes and is expected to deliver US$20 million to US$25 million in annual cash cost savings, with output shifting to Calais and Pamplona.