KLM Geoscience has carried out the surveys using a GEM2 device, a frequency domain electromagnetic system.
GEM2 is said to be a cost-effective technique for identifying near-surface graphite mineralization.
As part of the survey, 70 and 80.7 line kilometres were run at the Coosa and Bama projects.
Data from the GEM2 is being processed and it will assess the company during exploration and drilling works scheduled to commence in the coming weeks.
Alabama Graphite CEO Ron Roda said: "Because of the large land position controlled by Alabama Graphite, a cost-effective way of evaluating the acreage is of critical importance to focus the Company’s efforts.
"Our previous experience in using the GEM2 instrument as a prelude to sonic drilling at the Coosa Project showed a very high degree of correlation with graphite mineralization."
