Located in Namibia, Africa, this historic mine brought prosperity to the Karas region in previous decades. Its first operational phase began in 1940 and it remained in production for 16 years, ceasing operations in 1956.  The second phase of activity began in 1964 and the mine remained active unit 1974.  The Aukam Graphite Project is currently in preparation for phase three of its life, with commercial production anticipated to commence in Autumn of 2020.  Phase three will allow the mine to realize its full potential with an estimated 20,000 tonnes per annum of high purity, vein graphite production.

Gratomic Inc. possesses a unique advantage in its visionary leadership team.  This innovative and dynamic team approaches business and mining with a fresh perspective and passionate involvement in all aspects of the company.  The Aukam Graphite Project proudly houses a  production facility, which is 90% complete and was constructed without the use of debt vehicles.  The remaining 10% of facility construction is scheduled for the Autumn of 2020 and is intended to bring the mine into its much anticipated full commercial production phase.

Gratomic Inc. currently boasts two outstanding pre-production purchase agreements for its high purity, vein graphite.  The first of which exists with Phu Sumika.  Gratomic has agreed to supply  Phu Sumika  with  37,500 tonnes of graphite over a five year term.  Phu Sumika will use Aukam graphite to fulfill its end user requirements as a top graphite supplier for lubricants and batteries.  The second exists with TODAQ for 5,000 tonnes of graphite to be supplied over three years and will be held in reserve as a backstop to underpin that companies TDN notes.