Core Viewpoint - Syrah Resources has extended the deadline for resolving a purported breach of a graphite supply agreement with Tesla, aiming to maintain its operations in the U.S. [1] Group 1: Agreement Details - Syrah Resources announced a second extension of the deadline to resolve a breach of contract notification from Tesla, originally set for September 16, now pushed to January 16, 2026 [1] - The contract signed in 2021 stipulates that Syrah is to supply 8,000 tons of graphite anode material from its facility in Louisiana over four years [1] Group 2: Breach Notification - Tesla issued a breach notification in July, claiming that Syrah failed to deliver compliant samples of active anode materials from its Louisiana processing plant [1] - Syrah maintains that it does not accept the claim of breach under the purchase agreement [1] Group 3: Termination Clause - According to the agreement, if Tesla cannot finalize the active anode material assessment by February 9, 2026, it has the right to terminate the purchase agreement [1]