CSE: EPR
PropertyTetepisca · North Shore, Québec
Area12,840 ha · 234 Claims · 100% owned
Peak grade68.7% Cg
Recovery96.7% flotation · SGS Canada
Concentrate94.8% Ct · independent validation
District M&I>120 Mt @ ~14% Cg
JurisdictionQuébec · Fraser Institute ranked
Status2025 exploration active
PropertyTetepisca · North Shore, Québec
Area12,840 ha · 234 Claims · 100% owned
Peak grade68.7% Cg
Recovery96.7% flotation · SGS Canada
Concentrate94.8% Ct · independent validation
District M&I>120 Mt @ ~14% Cg
JurisdictionQuébec · Fraser Institute ranked
Status2025 exploration active
Graphite exploration · Québec, Canada

The graphite
the world needs.
In the ground
we control.

Over 82% of global graphite supply comes from China. Every EV battery requires 50–100 kg — with no known substitute. E-Power holds the largest land position in Québec's premier graphite district, with grades among the highest reported anywhere.

Investment case → Exploration results
CSE: EPR 2025 active
Hectares
12,840
100% owned
Claims
234
Largest in district
Peak surface grade
68.7%
Cg · Graphi-Centre
Flotation recovery
96.7%
SGS Canada · Graphi West
Graphi West recovery 96.7%
Concentrate grade Ct 94.8%
Syndicate large flake ~22%
All data from public company disclosures and CSE filings. Exploration-stage — results may not represent deposit-wide grades.
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82%
Of global graphite production comes from one country. North America produces less than 1%. That is not a market condition — it is a structural vulnerability.
100+ kg
Of graphite in every EV battery — the anode. No substitute exists in any commercial battery chemistry. Demand is structural: it grows with every vehicle built, everywhere.
300+
New graphite mines needed by 2035, per Benchmark Minerals Intelligence. The race for Western supply is not coming — it has started. Québec is where Canada's answer begins.
What is graphite

The material
inside every battery.

Graphite forms the anode — the negative electrode — of every lithium-ion battery. Before investing in a graphite explorer, it helps to understand what makes this mineral different from others and why not all graphite is equal.

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What graphite is
Graphite is a naturally occurring form of crystalline carbon. Unlike synthetic graphite — made by heating petroleum coke to extreme temperatures — natural flake graphite is already formed by geological processes over millions of years. E-Power is exploring for natural flake graphite at Tetepisca.
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Why flake specifically
Flake graphite occurs as flat, plate-like particles in metamorphic rock. It is the preferred form for battery anode production because its layered structure allows lithium ions to intercalate — move in and out during charging — which is the fundamental electrochemical process that makes a lithium-ion battery work.
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Why large flake commands a premium
Flake graphite is graded by particle size: fine, medium, large, and jumbo. Large flake is the preferred feedstock for spherical graphite — the highly processed form used in battery anodes. It commands a significant price premium over fine flake. Tetepisca's Syndicate sample returned approximately 22% large flake fraction.
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Natural vs synthetic
Synthetic graphite can substitute for natural graphite in some applications but requires extreme heat — producing a carbon footprint 2–5× higher. Québec's hydroelectric power means natural graphite mined here can be processed with some of the lowest Scope 2 emissions of any jurisdiction globally. For European battery manufacturers under strict ESG mandates, provenance matters.
The asset

Tetepisca property,
North Shore, Québec

Located approximately 300 km north of the Port of Baie-Comeau, the Tetepisca property covers the largest contiguous land position in the Tetepisca Graphite District — the same geological formation that hosts some of the most significant graphite resources in North America.

Tetepisca Graphite District — location map showing district context, Baie-Comeau port, and market access
CSE: EPR · TGD, QC
Tetepisca Graphite District
49°N · Grenville Province · North Shore, Québec
Captain Cosmos exploration program, June 2024
Captain Cosmos · June 2024
 Graphite outcrop sampling, June 2024
Outcrop sampling · June 2024
 Rock sample analysis, June 2024
Sample analysis · June 2024
Total area12,840 hectares
Mining claims234 (100% owned)
District positionLargest contiguous block
Target mineralFlake graphite
Host geologyNault Formation paragneiss
Geological provinceGrenville Province
Port access~300 km to Baie-Comeau
Anode facilityWithin trucking range (200,000 tpy planned)
Exploration status2025 program active
Exploration results

The numbers
speak plainly.

Every figure below is sourced from public company press releases and CSE filings. The numbers are what they are — no interpretation required.

68.7% Cg
Surface grab sample, Graphi-Centre target, 2025 exploration program. Among the highest surface graphite grades reported globally. Near-surface, near-outcrop.
Graphi-Centre · Phase 1 · 2025
96.7% recovery
94.8% Ct concentrate
Flotation recovery and concentrate grade from Graphi West, validated by SGS Canada — one of the world's leading independent mineral testing laboratories.
Graphi West · SGS Canada · 2025
23.97% Cg
over 5.15 metres
Drill-confirmed intercept at Captain Cosmos. Near-surface, high-grade — mineralisation confirmed by the drill bit, not just at surface.
Captain Cosmos · drill · 2024
Target Type Result
Graphi-Centre2025 surface grab68.7% Cg
Graphi WestSGS recovery96.7%
Graphi WestSGS concentrate94.8% Ct
Captain Cosmos2024 drill23.97% / 5.15m
SyndicateBulk sample25.0% Cg
SyndicateLarge flake~22% >80 mesh
Northern N1–N5Outcrop grabsUp to 37.0% Cg
Captain CosmosBulk sample32.7% Cg

All results from public press releases and CSE filings. Grab samples are selective by nature and may not represent deposit-wide grades. NI 43-101 standards apply.

Property maps

Geological surveys
and target areas.

Six maps covering the full Tetepisca property — district context, VTEM conductivity data, sampling results across all target zones, and geological mapping. Click any map to view full size.

Tetepisca district location map showing Baie-Comeau port and market access
Map 01 — Location
District location & market access
Tetepisca District (M&I >120 Mt @ 14% Cg), Baie-Comeau port access, and North American market context.
 Tetepisca property targets overview — northern and southern domain claims
Map 02 — Targets
Property targets overview
Northern and Southern Domain claims with all priority target areas identified across 12,840 hectares.
 VTEM conductivity map of Tetepisca district with Uatnan and Lac Tetepisca deposits
Map 03 — District
District VTEM conductivity
Uatnan (M&I 65.6 Mt @ 17.2% Cg) and Lac Tetepisca (59.3 Mt @ 10.6% Cg) deposits in district context.
 VTEM conductivity map of southern claims with Captain Cosmos and Graphi West results
Map 04 — Southern
Southern claims — results & targets
Captain Cosmos (23.97% Cg / 5.15m drill), Graphi West (96.7% flotation recovery), and surrounding conductors.
 VTEM conductivity map of northern claims N1-N5 with grab sample results
Map 05 — Northern
Northern claims — N1 to N5
Targets N1–N5 with outcrop grab samples up to 37.0% Cg. Adjacent to Uatnan deposit outline.
 Side-by-side district geology and VTEM conductivity maps
Map 06 — Geology
Geology & conductivity
Nault Formation paragneiss geological mapping alongside VTEM conductivity — Northern and Southern Domains.

All geological and geophysical data sourced from public company disclosures and Ministère de l'Énergie et des Ressources naturelles, Québec. Historical data has not been independently verified by the current QP.

District context

Surrounded by
proven ground.

The Tetepisca Graphite District already hosts over 120 million tonnes of Measured and Indicated resources across neighbouring projects. When the undrilled ground sits on the same horizon as 120+ Mt of M&I resources at neighbouring projects, it stops being speculative. E-Power controls the largest undeveloped position in that system.

Uatnan (NMG)
65.6 Mt @ 17.2%
Lac Tetepisca (Focus)
59.3 Mt @ 10.6%
Lac Gueret South
1.76 Mt @ 17.0%
E-Power Resources
Largest land position
Neighbour resource figures from publicly available NI 43-101 technical reports. E-Power has not yet completed a resource estimate on the Tetepisca property.
>120 Mt
M&I resources in the Tetepisca District at ~14% Cg average
234
Claims covering the same graphitic horizons as neighbouring deposits — the full horizon at district scale
~220 km
To the Port of Baie-Comeau · within trucking distance of a planned 200,000 tpy anode facility
Jurisdiction

The Québec
advantage

The asset's geology is exceptional. The jurisdiction makes it investable. Québec is consistently ranked among the world's most mining-friendly environments — offering conditions that matter to both investors and strategic acquirers.

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Top-ranked mining jurisdiction
Québec is ranked first or top-three globally by the Fraser Institute's annual Mining Survey — the established benchmark for political risk and investment attractiveness in mining jurisdictions worldwide.
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35% refundable tax credit
A refundable exploration tax credit of up to 35% on qualifying expenditures in Québec — paid in cash, not merely offset. Directly reduces exploration risk and maximises the value of every dollar raised.
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Hydroelectric power
Abundant low-cost, low-carbon hydroelectric energy — a critical input for processing and a significant ESG advantage for downstream off-takers, battery manufacturers, and automotive OEMs under decarbonisation pressure.
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Plan Nord infrastructure
The provincial government's Plan Nord program continues to extend road and infrastructure into northern Québec — reducing access costs and de-risking exploration-stage projects across the region.
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$7 billion battery strategy
Québec has committed to a $7 billion battery materials strategy of investments, grants, and subsidies to build the province's position at the heart of the North American EV supply chain — aligned with IRA incentives.
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Secure land title
Robust mineral title framework, political stability, and world-class regulatory systems. Québec has a century-long institutional history of responsible mining — minimal sovereign risk compared to alternatives.
Investment case

Why E-Power.
Why now.

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Critical mineral at the right moment
Graphite is the largest single component of a lithium-ion battery with no known substitute. Western governments are funding supply chain independence. Battery manufacturers are buying stakes in the ground. E-Power is positioned exactly where that capital is flowing.
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Exceptional grades, before institutional discovery
The exploration data stands on its own. What it has not yet attracted is the institutional attention comparable results have generated at neighbouring projects in the same district. That gap is the opportunity.
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District-scale land control
Strategic acquirers think at district scale, not deposit scale. The largest land position in a proven geological system offers optionality that a single drill-defined zone cannot — it captures the upside of the whole system.
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Explicit exit strategy
Junior mining companies that state their exit clearly before they need to are rare. When the resource is defined, the conversation with strategic buyers will not start from scratch — it has already been building in this district for years.
Current market capitalisation
~$3.5M
Canadian dollars · CSE: EPR
Neighbours in the Tetepisca district
Uatnan — Nouveau Monde Graphite 65.6 Mt @ 17.2%
Lac Tetepisca — Focus Graphite 59.3 Mt @ 10.6%
E-Power Resources · CSE: EPR Largest land position
The resource estimate — when published — is the event that allows institutional investors to properly underwrite this asset. Before that number exists, it is priced as though it does not. That is the current position.
✓ Recent private placements oversubscribed
Value creation pathway

Where we are.
Where we're going.

01
Complete
Prove grade
Surface sampling and drilling confirm high-grade graphite across multiple targets. Peak grades among the highest reported globally.
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Complete
Confirm metallurgy
SGS Canada testwork validates 96.7% flotation recovery and 94.8% Ct concentrate grade. Commercial-grade product confirmed independently.
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Define resource
Systematic drill program to establish NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate — tonnage, grade, and classification.
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Strategic value
Position as upstream feed to the planned Baie-Comeau anode facility. Engage battery manufacturers and supply chain buyers.
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Monetise
M&A, joint venture, option agreement, or trade sale. Management has stated this explicitly. No ambiguity about the destination.
Investor enquiries

Ready to
have a conversation?

Whether you are a prospective shareholder, a strategic partner, or a member of the financial press — the E-Power management team welcomes direct contact.

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Emailinfo@e-powerresources.com
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Telephone+1 (438) 701-3736
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Office400-3 Place Ville-Marie, Montréal, QC
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