Mr. V-Bond Lee reports

VOLT CARBON RECEIVES U.S. TRADEMARK REGISTRATIONS FOR GRAPHFLAKE AND GRAFLAKE

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued trademark registrations for Graphflake and Graflake.

The registrations provide trademark protection for product brands intended for use in connection with graphite, graphene and related carbon materials developed by the company.

Graphflake was registered on May 5, 2026, under USPTO registration No. 8,238,161, and is intended for use in connection with graphite concentrates, battery materials, expandable graphite, thermal management materials, conductive additives and related products.

Graflake was registered on June 2, 2026, under USPTO registration No. 8,279,311, and is intended for use in connection with graphene materials, graphene oxide, graphene precursor materials and related carbon materials derived from natural flake graphite.

The brands were inspired by Volt Carbon's work with natural graphite, including the production of superjumbo flake graphite concentrates and high-purity graphite concentrates through the company's dry separation process, as previously reported in the company's Aug. 15, 2023, and Dec. 11, 2023, news releases, together with the company's continuing development of graphene and related carbon materials, including its Oct. 2, 2025, graphene update. The company intends to progressively align product SKUs, technical data sheets, sample programs and product specifications under the Graphflake and Graflake brands.

About Volt Carbon Technologies Inc.

Volt Carbon is a publicly traded carbon science company focused on advanced carbon materials, energy storage and green energy technologies. The company is developing a vertically integrated platform designed to transform natural graphite resources into high-value carbon products, including graphite concentrates, graphene, battery materials and lithium batteries. Volt Carbon holds mineral interests in Quebec and British Columbia, Canada, and operates facilities supporting both carbon material processing and battery technology development.

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