| Dear Reader, The EV market is facing a huge crisis right now. A massive shortage of critical minerals — like lithium and nickel — could derail the entire EV industry. Well, I found a potential solution to this problem. And it comes from an unlikely source — a gold miner. It plans on utilising its existing gold mining operation to fund expansion into EV minerals like lithium and nickel. In fact, it has already partnered with a major Aussie lithium producer. Its ambition is to be ‘a resource investment firm with a focus on battery minerals’. Normally, I would take such a bold claim with a grain of salt… But this firm is run by a family of ‘resource aces’ who already made $650 million off one successful mining deal. And they’re using their vast resources to back up their operation. So the experience, expertise, and cash flow are all there. What’s more… Its flagship mine is next to a lithium deposit that ace lithium developer Liontown Resources owns. Now, here’s the profit opportunity for you: This stock is currently trading for around 50 cents. That’s roughly 40% OFF its 2021 IPO price. And it’s still flying under investors’ radar right now. It’s a risky and speculative investment. But if this firm succeeds in tapping its lithium and nickel potential, you could be looking at a massive windfall for a cheap investment. Now would be a good time to read about this lucrative but misunderstood EV play in my latest briefing. Read it here. Sincerely, Callum Newman,
Editor, Australian Small-Cap Investigator | 