Black Rock Mining Limited is an Australia-based mining company focused on the exploration, development, and production of graphite resources in Tanzania. Its primary asset is the Mahenge Graphite Project, in which it holds an 84% interest, spanning 324 square kilometers in the Ulanga district. This project features a substantial JORC-compliant mineral resource and reserves, supporting the production of high-purity flake graphite concentrate, including large flake sizes up to 99% LOI ultra-purity levels. The company operates in the specialty mining and metals sector, targeting applications in industries such as battery anodes, thermal management, and agriculture. Black Rock Mining Limited emphasizes competitive advantages like cost-effective operations powered by hydro-dominated grid electricity and strategic partnerships, including backing from POSCO, a major ex-China anode producer. Its segments include graphite development and corporate activities, conducted through subsidiaries like Mahenge Resources Limited. Incorporated in 2000 and headquartered in West Perth, Australia, the company plays a role in supplying critical minerals essential for global energy transition technologies.