Sow Good (SOWG) Acquisition Presentation summary
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Acquisition Presentation summary
23 Apr, 2026Acquisition overview
Acquiring 100% of Ryzon's Tanzanian subsidiaries, which own the Nachu Graphite Project, for approximately US$107M in all-stock consideration, implying an ~11x value multiple based on reported NPV10 of US$1.2B and 51% IRR under JORC 2012 estimates.
Transaction includes issuance of ~334M shares at a VWAP of US$0.3209, subject to stockholder and Tanzanian regulatory approvals.
Nachu is positioned as one of the largest high-purity natural flake graphite deposits outside China, with a 174 Mt resource at 5.4% TGC and 98.5–99% purity concentrate via flotation alone.
The project has a reported mine life of 15.5 years at 236 ktpa steady-state production, with potential for a 40-year life at full resource utilization.
All technical and economic metrics are historical estimates under JORC 2012 and will require S-K 1300 verification post-closing.
Strategic rationale and market context
The acquisition marks a strategic repositioning toward critical minerals and battery anode materials, leveraging Western demand for non-Chinese graphite supply.
Graphite is a critical mineral for the U.S., EU, UK, Japan, and Australia, with government policies and incentives supporting domestic and allied-nation supply chains.
Western governments are implementing sourcing mandates and tax credits that structurally advantage non-Chinese graphite, as China currently dominates global production and processing.
Industry forecasts indicate a growing structural deficit in natural flake graphite supply through 2040, driven by EV and energy storage demand.
The Nachu Project's high-purity, large-flake graphite is well-suited for battery anode applications, with a reported Tier-1 EV offtake agreement in place (to be reconfirmed post-closing).
Project and operational highlights
Nachu's concentrate achieves 98.5–99% TGC purity through flotation alone, avoiding harsh chemical or high-temperature purification, resulting in lower costs and carbon footprint.
Product mix includes super jumbo, jumbo, and fine flake sizes, targeting aerospace, composites, electronics, and battery anode markets.
The project holds a Special Mining Licence and a 10-year Special Economic Zone tax exemption, with additional fiscal benefits and offshore revenue allowances.
Strategic location in southern Tanzania, ~220 km from a deep-water port, with access to water and grid infrastructure (some upgrades required).
Management plans to advance Nachu to Final Investment Decision, commission an S-K 1300 technical report, and pursue further downstream and critical minerals opportunities.
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