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Could This Little-Known Exploration Company Become The Talk Of The Town As Demand For Battery Metals Soars?
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October 18th
Greetings Readers,
It's early Tuesday and the markets are open. Let me cut straight to the point.
I've been watching the Electric Vehicle ("EV") market closely. I mean, super closely.
Why? Simple. The EV market is exploding with growth.
U.S. EV Registrations surged 60% in Q1, driven by Tesla, Ford, and new Korean models.(1)
Here's the point: this isn’t just a fad. EVs are here to stay…
But, what do EVs need? They need batteries.
Minerals like Copper, Nickel, and Lithium are integral to the process of battery construction, so demand is skyrocketing as more major automakers begin to produce their own EVs.
One exploration company is focusing on the discovery and development of high value deposits of clean energy battery metals that are vital for the EV market's future.
At 4:00PM EST today, the full report arrives. Start clearing your schedule. This is one company you will not want to sleep on.
Meanwhile, here's a few interesting tidbits to know ahead of the full report arriving later today. Chew on these:
3 Potential Catalysts - Key Information That Could Draw Major Attention To This New Profile
#1. Today, many governments have set ambitious targets for achieving a zero-emissions national government fleet. For example, the U.S. Federal Government is on track to meet President Biden’s goal of 100% zero-emission vehicle acquisitions for light-duty vehicles by 2027 and all vehicle classes by 2035.(2)
#2. A recent CEO interview highlights the potential for the company to make a possibly game-changing find in the U.S. In just a couple minutes of conversation, you'll see why this profile needs to be all over your radar.
#3. Demand for battery metals could be set to soar. The market size could reach $32Bn before the end of the decade with a CAGR of nearly 13% between 2021 and 2028.(3)
When time allows it, do this: