CEYLON GRAPHITE CORP - CYLYF STOCK NEWS

Ceylon Graphite has successfully completed full cell testing of its vein graphite anode material at University College London, achieving a specific discharge capacity of up to 165 mAh/g, surpassing the industry standard of 153 mAh/g. The performance shows less than 10% capacity loss over 50 cycles, indicating stability. Key factors contributing to success include high crystallinity, purity, and proprietary processing technology. Ceylon's strategy involves a mine-to-battery approach to leverage its high-grade Sri Lankan graphite for the lithium-ion battery market.

Ceylon Graphite Corp (TSX-V: CYL, OTC: CYLYF) has entered into a twelve-month agreement with Volume Hunters for social media and capital markets advisory services, aimed at increasing awareness of the company and its mining properties. The contract includes a fee of $50,000. CEO Don Baxter expressed enthusiasm for enhancing the company's visibility to attract institutional, high-net-worth, and accredited investors. Ceylon Graphite focuses on mining high-grade graphite in Sri Lanka, with exploration rights covering over 120 km² and plans for future development.

Ceylon Graphite Corp (TSX-V: CYL, OTC: CYLYF) announced significant advancements in its vein graphite anode material for lithium-ion batteries. Testing indicated an average reversible capacity of 382 mAh/g, outperforming conventional synthetic graphite (363 mAh/g). The enhanced performance stems from the high crystallinity of Sri Lankan vein graphite. CEO Don Baxter highlighted the potential for Ceylon's material to set a new industry standard and emphasized the lower energy consumption in producing battery-grade anode material. This breakthrough positions Ceylon favorably for commercial partnerships and market expansion.

Ceylon Graphite Corp (TSX-V: CYL, OTC: CYLYF) has announced a new 6-month marketing and consulting contract with North Equities Corp to enhance public awareness through social media. The contract, valued at C$100,000 plus GST, includes 800,000 stock options exercisable at C$0.14 for 5 years. CEO Donald Baxter expressed optimism about the partnership's potential to broaden the company's outreach. Ceylon Graphite, known for its high-purity graphite mined in Sri Lanka, holds substantial exploration rights and aims to develop innovative graphite applications.

Ceylon Graphite Corp. has announced the formation of its subsidiary, Ceylon Graphite Technologies LTD, in the UK to enhance its focus on innovative applications for graphite and graphene. This move aligns with Europe's shift towards electric vehicles, specifically targeting battery anode production. The UK subsidiary aims to leverage local research partnerships to develop patents for battery-grade graphite and graphene applications. CEO Don Baxter highlights the strategic advantage of being closer to lithium-ion battery manufacturers in the UK and Europe, particularly as the region seeks self-sufficiency in battery manufacturing.

Ceylon Graphite Corp. announced an MOU with LOLC Holdings PLC to develop new graphite mines and a local upgrading facility to meet battery anode needs. LOLC plans to purchase up to 15% of Ceylon's shares, signaling strong financial backing. The joint venture aims to produce between 50,000 to 100,000 tonnes of high-quality graphite annually. Ceylon intends to develop multiple sites and construct an in-country facility to enhance product purity. The MOU is non-binding but indicates a commitment to negotiate a definitive agreement.

Ceylon Graphite Corp. announced a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Lanka ORIX Leasing Company Group (LOLC) to develop new graphite mines and a processing facility in Sri Lanka. The MOU includes plans to operate a minimum of three mines near the Kahatagha Mine, which boasts high-grade vein graphite. Ceylon intends to acquire a 10% interest in LOLCGT, with an option for 40%. Additionally, LOLC aims to purchase up to 15% of Ceylon shares. Ceylon aims to produce 50,000 to 100,000 tonnes of spheronized graphite annually for the growing battery market.

Ceylon Graphite Corp. (TSX-V:CYL)(OTC:CYLYF) announced the publication of a paper by its Chief Scientific Executive and Technical Director, detailing innovative methods for graphene production. The paper highlights the use of vein graphite from Ceylon's Sri Lankan mine and discusses overcoming current limitations in graphene's widespread industrial application. Ceylon's CEO emphasized the significance of this research for their strategy to enhance graphite anode materials for lithium-ion batteries. The company holds an IML Category A license for its K1 mine, covering extensive historical graphite production areas.

Ceylon Graphite Corp (TSX-V: CYL) (OTC: CYLYF) has acquired an exclusive global license from Cambridge Advanced Materials & Innovation for a method to produce high-quality few-layer graphene (FLG) from its high-grade vein graphite. This low-energy, scalable process minimizes waste and positions Ceylon to offer graphene products cost-effectively. The growing graphene market has attracted potential customers for collaboration, particularly in lithium-ion battery applications. CEO Don Baxter emphasized the significance of this technology amid the electric vehicle revolution.