It can help make Tesla’s EV vision a reality
| | | Dear Reader, Elon Musk isn’t the type to plead, but the nickel shortage has him desperate: ‘Please mine more nickel.’ It’s his biggest headache now, and rightfully so. Nickel holds the key for EV batteries to go farther on a single charge, which is crucial if EVs are to replace gas-powered cars. But one small ASX stock might finally end Elon’s woes. It’s not mining nickel — but doing something much more valuable: processing it. See, sourcing nickel is just one part of the equation. It still needs to be converted from its raw form into a chemical that EV batteries can use. This Aussie company is building out an entire facility from scratch to do this. Though it’s not operational at the moment…it’s already inked deals with Samsung SDI and LG Energy Solutions, which supply batteries to Tesla, General Motors, and Volkswagen. The best part? This relatively unknown company is trading for just 20 cents a share right now. And while there’s no guarantee that the price will pick up from there… I believe it’s a good bargain pick that could turn into a lucrative position for you in the next 2–3 years. We reveal the full story in this exclusive video report. Sincerely, Callum Newman,
Editor, Australian Small-Cap Investigator |
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