Graphjet Technology, a pioneer in converting agricultural waste into graphite and graphene, is expediting the construction of its first manufacturing plant in the Kuantan district, Pahang State, Malaysia. The facility is projected to initially recycle up to 9,000 tonnes of palm kernels annually, translating to approximately 3,000 tonnes. Advertisment CEO underscored the strategic move as a response to the global need for alternative graphits, leveraging Malaysia's abundant palm oil waste.