That was it - and now I remember that one is, for the most part, "your" thread. I'm sorry I couldn't find it last night.
What I did unearth is that Graphite One appears to be your bog-standard junior miner: focused on a single product and, in this case, a single expl'n area (many juniors have a small stable of prospects - these are, for the most part precious metal plays). Undercapitalized, as also is the norm. G1 did, however, just finish a re-capitalization exercise so that immediate danger is away for a while. They claim their burn ratio is very low - that's good.
The prospect covers an extremely large area; very shallow. That portion of the Seward Peninsula is no stranger to mining - a very large # of gold scratches there about this time last century. However, the infrastructure there is either rudimentary or none. I'll look again to see how close the deposit is to the Kougarok Road, but on the face of it material probably would have to be barged out from some kind of port in the Imuruk Basin to get to the deep water of Port Clarence - now I see they say they're 18 miles off the Teller Road, which is a tough push in that country but not necessarily a mine-breaker. The Teller more closely resembles what most people consider a "road" than is the really rough Kougarok. But access to either of the roads still only gets the material as far as Nome, which is not to be confused with Fremont, Reno or even Sparks. It's a start, though.