In our latest episode, I spoke with David Christensen, Managing Director of Renascor Resources.

Following his recent visit to Washington as part of an Australian delegation on critical minerals, David shares his insights into U.S. policy shifts, trade actions, and what it all means for Renascor and the graphite market.

We cover:

• Key takeaways from high level meetings in Washington and how U.S. agencies view critical minerals
• The potential impact of Section 232 trade actions, tariffs, and new funding tools
• How the U.S. government’s approach to equity stakes in lithium and rare earths could translate to graphite
• ExxonMobil’s entry into the synthetic graphite space and what it signals for investors and the market
• What would make the biggest difference for Renascor right now
• Renascor’s next steps

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