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Australian Mines has Australia's Government helping to fast tract is Sconi Mine.
This means the Queensland government will streamline approvals and fast-track delivery.
When Australian Mines LTD's (AMSLF) financing is announced any day now, this stock will rock.
https://investingnews.com/daily/australia-investing/sconi-prescribed-project-status-qld-govt/
Announcement of Australian Mines battery plant financing deal should be any day now!
I expect there to be a significant surge in the stock price when this is announced. Now is the time to get into this stock.
https://in.reuters.com/article/us-australia-batteries-nickel/australian-battery-materials-plant-eyes-financing-deal-by-end-june-idUSKCN1S90F6
VW holds battery suppliers tight amid anticiapeted shortages
Volkswagen is taking new measures to hold its battery suppliers close, as battery suppliers are reportedly still skeptical of whether consumers will buy electric cars in large numbers—and hesitant to make the large investments necessary.
So VW is partnering with battery suppliers to provide funding to build and expand battery factories.
Board member Stefan Sommer told Reuters, "We have not been able to build as many cars as we wanted to. Our supplier is not delivering the numbers that we need.”
"We have built up our own expertise, which we share with suppliers, which helps when we build a new plant. It gives us an early indication if there are teething problems," he said.
If the company still doesn't find enough suppliers for all the batteries it needs, Sommer says it is prepared to build its own battery factories in China.
There is a coming shortage of battery metals soon. Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF) will be in a good position when they come online with their Sconi Mines amid these shortages. Now is the time to invest in AMSLF.
https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1123981_vw-holds-battery-suppliers-tight-amid-anticipated-shortages
EV battery suppliers face glut of lithium, tight supply of ther metals
Lithium is a critical ingredient for today’s electric-vehicle batteries. Although a host of chemistries show promise—such as sodium-ion, fluoride-ion, or iron-ion—lithium-ion is proven, and the demand for it has been increasing rapidly as electric cars take off.
And yet lithium has become unexpectedly plentiful and a lot cheaper this year. According to the Financial Times [subscription req’d], lithium prices are in a slump—due to a drop in demand from China, as government subsidies expire, combined with a rapid increase of production from new mines in Australia.
Prices for the core raw-material product, lithium carbonate are down 13 percent this year; and the Solactive Global Lithium Index, which tracks the performance of companies active in exploration and mining of lithium, is down more than 50 percent since January. Other major producers are reporting earnings and profits down significantly.
The FT anticipates that in 2021, 56 percent of the world’s lithium-ion battery capacity will be in China, with 19 percent in Europe and 14 percent in the U.S.
Although future innovations pertaining to battery cathodes could help increase energy density—with a different balance of cobalt, nickel, and manganese—lithium will remain the preferred electrolyte. And even in a migration to solid-state cells with a solid electrolyte, lithium is anticipated to be the favored one for many years.
Don’t expect complete automotive cells to go way down in price because of the lithium glut. The concerns over cobalt supply (and its troubled sourcing from the Democratic Republic of Congo) haven’t gone away. Nor has the surge in nickel prices this year, which may be linked to battery supply issues seen earlier this year.
Electric vehicles remain on a track toward affordability and cost parity with gasoline cars in the next decade, although Bloomberg New Energy Finance has projected that the rapid affordability gains for batteries in EVs will slow somewhat over the next few years. The average electric-vehicle battery pack price, it has reported, is still falling significantly from today's $176 per kwh, to $94/kwh by 2024 and $62/kwh by 2030.
These supply issues of certain battery metals, especially nickel will only get worse. Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF) has a lot of nickel. AMSLF is a good investment.
https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1124776_ev-battery-suppliers-face-glut-of-lithium-tight-supply-of-other-materials
Miners Love Australia, And Here’s Why
Australia’s government policies are pro-mining, and the nation hosts a variety of mineral reserves, attracting miners from all over the world, said David Grabau, Senior Investment Specialist of Resources & Energy at Austrade.
“We’re really encouraged by the policies we have to help mining, to assist mining investors across both the Commonwealth of Australia but also in state and territory levels. We also know that mining is a huge part of the Australian economy; $217 billion worth of exports last year,” Grabau told Kitco News on the sidelines of the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada convention in Toronto.
This is why Australian Mines will take off. Invest in AMSLF while you still can.
Tesla Model 3 Longer Range Battery Tech in Works for China
The tech is constantly improving. Electric Vehicle mass adoption is right around the corner. The time is now to invest in Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF).
Rivian is the Future of Pickup Trucks
Here's Why the Rivian is the Future of Pickup Trucks. Will the Toyota Tacoma and Ford F-150 be replaced by this new kind of truck? Probable so. The future is electric. Australian Mines will be supplying battery metals for these vehicles. Now is the time to invest in Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF)
China's Electric Vehicles Is Now Expanding Worldwide
Do you know that China’s electric vehicles are already gaining popularity in the world? China has built the largest number of public electric vehicles and now they are expanding their reach as they have also provided electric vehicles for other countries in the world.
1. This First 100 Chinese Electric Buses Presented In Chile
2. Electric Chinese Buses in Santiago
3. Brand New Chinese Made Electric Buses Presented In Ecuador
4. Chinese-made electric Buses in Japan
5. Chinese Electric Buses - Already Part of Argentina’s Transportation System
6. Environment Friendly China-made Electric Buses In Morocco
7. Chinese Green Electric Buses in Cuba
You better get on board of the electric revolution. It's a ground floor opportunity with Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF). Invest now while it is still inexpensive.
Electric Car Batteries That Last One Million Miles
Electric motors on many vehicles can burn through electricity at a rapid rate causing excessive wear to a rechargeable battery.
The power cells used in electric vehicles, like Teslas, have an expected lifespan of around 300,000 to 500,000 miles.
Gizmodo reports that a team of battery researchers believes it has come up with a recipe that can double that.
Battery researchers from Halifax, Nova Scotia’s Dalhousie University are working on a new lithium-ion battery.
Researchers believe the new battery could potentially power an electric vehicle for over one million miles.
The battery technology is always improving. Lithium Ion batteries will be around for a very long time. That is why you should invest Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF). They will be around for a very long time.
Electric car push can drive up growth of battery metal producers
The credit ratings agency Moody’s said that if electric cars reach 8% of road traffic by the mid-2020, then demand for material used in battery of electric vehicles could rise six times, which would be delivering larger benefits to countries like Democratic Republic of Congo.
Countries shifting towards electric vehicles worldwide would potentially be boosting the demand for material like cobalt, nickel, copper and lithium, the agency said.
Cobalt is the main basic material used in the production of batteries and DRC is the number one producer of cobalt in the world, however country’s poor governance could discourage investors and could harm its potential to grow, Moody’s added in a research note.
Chile and Philippines are the other countries that would garner the advantage of the worldwide electric cars push, while Peru, Indonesia and Australia will stand among following economies that would also reap the benefit of the same, the note said.
Battery Metal companies in Australia will benefit trmendously from ht EV push. Now is the time to invest in Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF).
https://www.marketsmorning.com/electric-car-push-can-drive-up-growth-of-battery-metal-producers-moodys/
Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF) is going to boom!
Mass adoption of Electric Vehicles seems to be happening at a rather rapid rate as businesses and consumers are increasingly embracing electric vehicles, as can be seen from Amazon purchasing 100,000 electric vans from Rivian for it's entire fleet. Look for more of these type of business purchases in the future as they see not only the environmental benefits, but also the maintenance and fuel savings benefits of Electric Vehicles.
As business and consumers embrace Electric Vehicles we should expect to see in the near future battery metal shortages. Companies will be and are now scrambling to lock in mining supplies for the battery metals for Electric Vehicles. So, don't expect Australian Mines not to have suitors trying to get their battery metals because battery metals will soon be in short supply. SK innovations has been urged by it's government to secure battery metals for it's battery industry. Chinesse companies are scouring the world for battery metals mines for their industries. The U.S. government is trying to secure mines. At least half a dozen Australian and Canadian mine developers are currently in talks on potential supply deals with battery and automakers for production at some point beyond late 2019-2021. These include Australia’s Aeon Metals, Northern Cobalt and Cobalt Blue, and Canada’s Ecobalt and Fortune Minerals. Fortune Minerals said it has signed 25 confidentiality agreements with potential suitors for off-take agreements. Clean Teq’s CEO Sam Riggall told Reuters that "We are speaking to a number of parties about the balance of the off-take — that includes not just Chinese potential customers but also customers from other parts of the world,” Even Tesla is looking to secure battery metals by getting in the mining business by either buying a mining company or partnering with one. So, Australian Mines is no different, it will have plenty of suitors looking to get their battery metals.
So even if the off-take agreement with SK Innovations falls through, keep buying the stock. My advice is to do dollar cost averaging and get it while it's cheap because some other company is going step in and try to get Australian Mines' battery metals. That is the reality of it. If there is battery metals in the ground some company is going to buy it or help get it out of the ground because of the looming shortage that is right around the corner.
US SEEKS TO CHALLENGE CHINA'S ELECTRIC VEHICLE DOMINANCE
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-lithium-electric-exclusive/exclusive-u-s-seeks-to-challenge-chinas-electric-vehicle-supply-chain-dominance-idUSKCN1S81EO
AMAZON BUYS 100,000 ELECTRIC VANS FROM RIVIAN
https://www.theverge.com/2019/9/19/20873947/amazon-electric-delivery-van-rivian-jeff-bezos-order
SK INNOVATIONS URGED BY THE KOREAN GOVERNMENT TO SECURE BATTERY METALS
http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/tech/2019/08/133_273981.html
CHINESE COMPANIES ARE SCOURING THE WORLD FOR BATTERY METALS
https://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/2153153/chinas-firms-are-scouring-world-mineral-ores-pursuit-nations
AT LEAST HALF A DOZEN AUSTRALIAN AND CANADIAN MINE DEVELOPERS ARE CURRENTLY IN TALKS ON POTENTIAL SUPPLY DEALS
https://canada.autonews.com/article/20180319/CANADA/180319726/ev-demand-has-battery-makers-descending-on-canadian-cobalt-developers
TESLA MAY GET INTO MINING
https://www.mining.com/elon-musk-says-tesla-might-get-into-mining/
APPLE SPEAKING TO MINERS DIRECTLY
https://thehill.com/policy/technology/374865-apple-speaking-with-miners-to-directly-buy-cobalt-report
VOLKSWAGEN SPEAKING TO MINERS DIRECTLY
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-volkswagen-cobalt-idUSKBN1DR1ZL
BMW SECURES MINING DEAL IN AUSTRALIA
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-04-24/bmw-to-source-cobalt-directly-from-mines-in-morocco-australia
Australian Mines is in the drivers seat for battery metals!
Even if Australian Mines does not get the financing and SK backs out , which I think will not happen, someone else will step in and try to get the battery metals from these mines. Battery metals are in high demand right now and will be higher in demand in the future as Electric Vehicle adoption accelerates worldwide. Tesla is even giving warnings that in the near future there will be a shortage of battery metals for Electric Vehicles. Chinese companies, right now, are scouring the world for mines with lithium, cobalt and other minerals that go into battery packs used in electric vehicles. China’s ambition is to lead the world in the production and use of electric and new energy vehicles, where up to 2 million units are expected to ply the nation’s streets by 2020. The US and other countries are ramping up their search for the precious battery metals mines as they look to catch up to China in the Electric Vehicle race. Australia is one of the desired locations that they are looking for these mines because of the abundance of the resources and the business friendly mining environment. There is even talk of the US & Australia forming a battery mineral alliance. So, my advice would be if if the stock drops because of Australian Mines not securing the financing for this plant or SK backs out, buy more stock. Because sooner or later Australian Mines is going to get financing or maybe even a partner to develop it's mines. The demand for the metals is just too great.
https://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/2153153/chinas-firms-are-scouring-world-mineral-ores-pursuit-nations
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-minerals-electric/u-s-senate-moves-forward-on-plan-to-develop-electric-vehicle-supply-chain-idUSKCN1SK0L7
https://www.copyright link/world/north-america/australia-us-should-form-battery-mineral-alliance-says-lithium-chief-20190522-p51pu7
Amazon is purchasing 100,000 Rivian electric vans, the largest order of EV delivery vehicles ever
CEO Jeff Bezos said Thursday that Amazon has ordered 100,000 electric delivery vehicles from start-up Rivian Automotive in a push to make the company’s fleet run entirely on renewable energy.
The order, which was confirmed via tweet by David Clark, Amazon’s senior vice president of operations, is the largest order for electric delivery vehicles to date.
The electric Vehicle space is advancing rapidly. It seems mass adoption of these vehicles will be occurring quicker than at first anticipated. Remember as mass adoption occurs it will result in a shortage of battery metals sometimes down the road. This is good for Australian Mines. Now is the time to be investing in the emerging battery metal leader,Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF). It is a ground floor opportunity.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/19/amazon-is-purchasing-100000-rivian-electric-vans.html
Masdar to Invest in U.K. Electric Car Charging Fund
Mohamed Al Ramahi, chief executive officer of Abu Dhabi-based renewable energy company Masdar, discusses plans to invest in a 400 million-pound ($498 million) fund backed by the British government to build charging infrastructure in the U.K. for electric vehicles. Al Ramahi spoke Sept. 10 with Bloomberg Television's Manus Cranny in Abu Dhabi.
The Electric Vehicle Revolution is moving faster than previously thought. Electric charging station are being installed quickly. That means battery metal shortages are right around the corner. Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF) stock will go through the roof when these shortages start to occur. Invest now in AMSLF.
Auto Executives Look at Future of Electric Cars
Automotive executives from Volkswagen AG, Audi AG, Groupe PSA, and Toyota Motor Company discuss their concerns and expansion plans for the electric vehicle market.
The future is clearly electric. The future in the battery metals sector is
Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF).
Why Volkswagen Is Betting On Electric Vehicles
Every year, Volkswagen Group is a top contender for the title of the world's largest automaker. The company sell cars, commercial vehicles and even motorcycles. It operates 133 manufacturing plants around the world and sells cars in 153 countries. The company is now trying to forge a new future for itself by going electric.
The future is electric. The future is Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF). Get in on the ground floor right now.
Amazon Orders 100K Rivian Delivery Vans
The EV revolution is heating up. Get in the ground floor of the EV revolution with Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF). AMSLF is the emerging battery metals leader. This stock will explode.
First two Freightliner eCascadia electric trucks headed to customers
Daimler Trucks North America LLC (DTNA) has built the first two Class 8 battery electric Freightliner eCascadias for customers at its research and development center in Portland. The trucks are part of Freightliner’s Electric Innovation Fleet and built to test the integration of battery electric trucks in to large-scale fleet operations.\
Once companies realize the fuel that Electric Vehicle 18 Wheeler's save and also the savings in maintenance then it's on. Mass adoption of these vehicles is right around the corner. Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF) is the play to get in on the ground floor of the Electric Vehicle revolution.
https://www.greencarcongress.com/2019/08/20190815-ecascadia.html
EVgo, Electrify America in interoperability agreement to increase EV public charging accessibility across the US
Electrify America and EVgo announced an interoperability agreement that increases access to electric vehicle (EV) charging stations throughout the US. The roaming partnership allows drivers to charge their EVs on both EVgo and Electrify America public chargers without additional fees.
Drivers will be able to access public chargers on either the EVgo or Electrify America networks without having to create new memberships, registrations, or payment methods. The agreement will connect more than 3,000 DC fast chargers at more than 1,000 stations from EVgo and Electrify America, two of the nation’s largest owner/operators of charging stations that continue to expand their networks as the number of EVs on the road grows significantly in the coming years.
Earlier this year, Electrify America announced a similar agreement with ChargePoint. The company also has similar agreements in place for L2 chargers with Greenlots, Sema Connect and EV Connect. EVgo has also announced bilateral interoperability agreements with ChargePoint, EV Connect, and Sema Connect.
Such collaborations between electric vehicle charging companies will continue to grow as more Americans take advantage of the benefits of EVs.
Soon we are going to see Electric Vehicle charging stations on every corner. The EV revolution is rolling. Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF) is the play for investors because soon there will be battery metal shortages because of the mass adoption that is occurring.
https://www.greencarcongress.com/2019/08/20190823-eaevgo.html
Demand for battery electric vehicles in Europe doubles in July; growth driven by Tesla and Renault
Despite continuing economic uncertainty and diminishing consumer confidence, the European car market registered growth in July 2019, as registrations were up by 1.2% to 1,325,600 units, according to JATO Dynamics. Although the growth was marginal, it marks a significant improvement on the drop seen in June, when registrations fell by 7.9%.
However, the result is not significant enough to offset the market’s overall performance so far in 2019, with year-to-date figures showing 9,723,400 vehicles have been registered—a 2.5% drop on the same period last year.
Registrations of BEV, PHEV, HEV and other electric vehicles totalled 96,600 units in July—as demand increased by 29% from July 2018. The fuel type also saw a market share increase from 5.8% to 7.4%.
Electric Vehicles have a pent up demand from consumers and are here to stay. Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF) is a good play in Electric Vehicles for investors.
https://www.greencarcongress.com/2019/08/20190829-jato.html
Volkswagen has received more than 30,000 reservations for the ID.3 EV
ust before the beginning of the International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt, Volkswagen has already received more than 30,000 reservations for the ID.3 EV, which will make its world premiere at the event. Most of the pre-bookers live in Germany, Norway, the Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom.
More than 100,000 ID. enthusiasts have registered for the ID.3 newsletter which Volkswagen is using to present regular information on its new full-electric ID. family as well as topics connected with e-mobility.
It is evident that there is a big demand for Electric Vehicles. Now is the time to get in on the ground floor with Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF).
https://www.greencarcongress.com/2019/09/20190905-id3.html
Hyundai, Kia invest in IONITY fast-charging JV
Kia Motors Company and Hyundai Motor Company,affiliated automotive companies for Hyundai Motor Group, have invested in IONITY, a joint venture established in 2017 between BMW Group, Daimler AG, Ford Motor Company, and Volkswagen Group with Porsche AG.
The Hyundai Motor Group will obtain equal shares in IONITY as those of founding partners.
Since its formation, IONITY has placed nearly 140 charging stations in Europe in operation with 50 more under construction. The technology of IONITY is characterized by a charging capacity of up to 350 kilowatts; its use of the universal charging standard Combined Charging System ensures the widest possible compatibility across EVs.
IONITY is expanding its network to 400 fast-charging stations by 2020, with an average of at least one site every 120 kilometers along major European highways. Its European distribution and brand-agnostic approach will significantly improve the image and accessibility of electric vehicles for both current EV users and prospective buyers.
The decision to join this network will provide enhanced benefits for Kia and Hyundai’s European customers.
Starting in 2021, Kia and Hyundai EVs will be equipped with 800V charging systems to accommodate IONITY’s maximum charging power of 350kW. Customers will be able to use IONITY’s HPC facilities, which are equipped with digital payment options, to significantly reduce charging times and better facilitate long-distance travel.
The Electric Vehicle Revolution is in high gear. Charging stations are being deployed everywhere. Now is the time to invest in Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF)
https://www.greencarcongress.com/2019/09/20190909-ionity.html
Cox Automotive invests $350M in electric adventure vehicle maker Rivian
Rivian, a developer of “electric adventure vehicles” announced an equity investment of $350 million from global automotive services company Cox Automotive. In addition to the investment, the companies will explore partnership opportunities in service operations, logistics, and digital retailing.
Cox Automotive, a subsidiary of Cox Enterprises, is the home of nearly 30 automotive brands, including Autotrader, Kelley Blue Book, Pivet, RideKleen and Manheim, which transports, services, and auctions vehicles across more than 150 global locations.
US-based transportation and technology company Rivian has developed two clean sheet electric adventure vehicles, the R1T truck and the R1S SUV. Designed on a flexible skateboard platform, the R1T and R1S will each be available with up to 400 miles of range and a combination of off-road utility and high performance.
The Electric Vehicle revolution is getting into high gear. Now is the time to invest in Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF)
https://www.greencarcongress.com/2019/09/20190913-cox.html
Australian Mines looks to supply future vital battery minerals as future supply shortages looms.
Because of the future supply shortages of battery metals Tesla is really considering getting into the mining business.
Elon Musk isn’t afraid to buck conventional wisdom about sticking to your core business — Tesla builds its own batteries, and even seats, and it has branched out into stationary storage, solar panels, and solar roof tiles. During Tesla’s most recent shareholder meeting, Elon said the company might get into another line of business — mining. He implied that taking control of the supply chain for the raw minerals used in its batteries might be a necessity as Tesla scales up production and adds more vehicles to its lineup.
As TechCrunch reported, Musk spoke at the meeting about plans for the Tesla Semi and the much-anticipated Tesla pickup truck, and pointed out that, to get those new vehicles on the road, Tesla would need to manufacture a lot of lithium-ion battery cells. “There’s not much point in adding product complexity if we don’t have enough batteries,” he said. (You can listen to Elon’s comments and additional analysis via the Tesla Stock Channel, scroll below for more.)
As Elon has pointed out numerous times, the EV skeptics’ trope about lithium becoming “the new oil” is not based in reality. Lithium isn’t a fuel, and it isn’t particularly scarce. However, that doesn’t mean that Tesla (or other battery makers) can be cavalier about securing reliable, long-term supplies of the light white stuff. Tesla has been nurturing its lithium supply chain for years, lining up suppliers in Mexico and China, as well as closer to home in Nevada. One of Indonesia’s top news agencies recently reported (via Teslarati) that Tesla plans to build a “lithium battery raw material factory” in the country’s Central Sulawesi province. (Asian battery producers CATL and LG are also said to be planning facilities in the area.)
Other minerals used in batteries and motors may also pose supply challenges as the EV market grows. Sarah Maryssael, Tesla’s Global Supply Manager for Battery Metals, said at a recent mining industry conference that the company foresees a global shortage of key EV minerals in the future.
Well, let's hope Tesla takes a look at Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF). Perhaps they can look at a significant investment in AMSLF. This is some valuable stock. It will rise dramatically in the future.
https://cleantechnica.com/2019/08/21/could-tesla-really-get-into-the-mining-business/
Australian Mines's Metals Are Critical Minerals for Electric Vehicles
AMSLF is a great investment because Electric Vehicles need these metals. This stock will explode.
https://australianmines.com.au/brochures/reportpdf/AUZ_-_Austrade_Presentation_2_Low_res.pdf
Australian Mines Is a Great Investment
Australian Mines Will Win Big In A Recession becuase Electric Vehicles Will Win Big In A Recession!
The news on vehicle sales is indicative of the growing economic headwinds. Data published by the China Association of Automotive Manufacturers showed auto production down 12.4% in the first half of the year in what is the world’s largest car market. Chinese auto production in 2018 was down 4% to 27.8 million units, the first time since 1990 that the country’s car sales have contracted on an annual basis.
June sales for passenger cars were up, but this has been attributed to dealers offering big discounts to reduce inventories of vehicles that do not meet new exhaust emissions standards introduced from July in 17 Chinese cities and provinces.
In contrast, China’s New Energy Vehicles (NEV) faired far better. NEV sales last year were up 79% at 1.1 million NEV passenger cars plus 60,000 light commercial vehicles. According to data from EV-Volumes, this made up 4.2% of new sales in the light vehicle sector. The first half of 2019 saw total sales of 633,000 NEVs and an average market share of 6.3%.
The depressed state of the conventional auto market, but sustained buoyancy in NEV sales means the latter’s market share is higher than it otherwise might have been.
This is indeed good news for Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF) because even if a recession does happen, it seems EV adoption will continue to climb. So EV battery metals will continue to be in demand for a very long time.
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Electric-Vehicles-Will-Win-Big-In-A-Recession.html
Australian Mines is in a perfect storm scenario for battery metals!
A supply crunch in mid-2020s is predicted for battery metals!
According to energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie, demand for battery metals is about to accelerate to double-digit rates over the next decade. This, Wood Mac research director for battery raw materials Gavin Montgomery said in an article for Forbes, means a supply crunch could come as soon as the mid-2020s.
The reason, according to Montgomery, lies in the lower prices of a few key metals, which have demotivated production ramp-ups, which bodes ill for the future balance of supply and demand. Lithium is one of these, with the EV industry already the single biggest driver for lithium demand despite the modest amount of the metal in car EV batteries. Another is cobalt, where medium-term supply is seen strong but problems may emerge in the longer run.
Then there is nickel—a metal that is an important element of an increasingly popular battery technology dubbed NMC (lithium, nickel, manganese, cobalt oxide). As with cobalt and lithium, low nickel prices have deterred investment in new production, which will backfire in the next few years as demand for batteries grows along with their size, and consequently the materials used to make them.
Now is the time to be investing in Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF). When this stock explodes, it will be very big.
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Could-A-Battery-Metal-Shortage-Derail-The-EV-Boom.html
Australian Mines' Sconi is on fast tract by Australia's Government
This means the Queensland government will streamline approvals and fast-track delivery.
When Australian Mines LTD's (AMSLF) financing is announced any day now, this stock will rock.
https://investingnews.com/daily/australia-investing/sconi-prescribed-project-status-qld-govt/
Australian Mines Owns 100% of It's Mines.
So, there will be no division of the profit with other players in it's mines.
Many industries are competing for the blue gold of cobalt in these mines, but the EV market over the next 10 years will be the biggest driver.
We will see the big increase coming in 2020 to 2021. That will be the crunch time for global demand for cobalt as the big car companies, the BMWs, the VWs, Ford and Daimler are set to increase production.
AMSLF's mines will come online just in time for this big increase. So now is the time to get in on this stock. It's going to rise dramatically.
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-49265455
Australian Mines' Client SK INNOVATION TO BUILD $1.67 BILLION BATTERY PLANT IN JACKSON COUNTY, GEORGIA
This is serious stuff. They are going to be ramping out batteries near Atlanta Georgia and Australian Mines is going to be supplying the materials for battery production. AMSLF is the stock to be in.
Australian Mines battery plant financing deal announcement should be any day now!
I expect there to be a significant surge in the stock price when this is announced.
https://in.reuters.com/article/us-australia-batteries-nickel/australian-battery-materials-plant-eyes-financing-deal-by-end-june-idUSKCN1S90F6
Australian Mines & SK Innovation Signs Contract to Import Core Materials for EV Batteries
http://www.businesskorea.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=34706
Australian Mines Is One Of The Top 6 Cobalt Junior Developer Miners To Boom by 2021/2022. There is no doubt about it, IMO, Australian Mines LTD will be booming by 2021. Now is the time to get in on this stock while the price is very low.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4174958-top-6-cobalt-junior-developer-miners-boom-2021-2022
American Government Sees Potential in Scandium
Australian Mines has plenty of scandium. Look for increasing interest in this metal.
https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/critical-metals-investing/scandium-investing/american-government-scandium-potential/
Australian Mines, the junior explorer super-charged by battery metals in 2017-18
https://www.afr.com/companies/australian-mines-the-junior-explorer-supercharged-by-battery-metals-in-201718-20180626-h11wdc
China’s firms are scouring the world for mineral ores in pursuit of nation’s electric dream
Chinese companies are scouring the world’s mines for lithium, cobalt and other minerals that go into battery packs used in electric vehicles, resuming the kind of voracious hunt for resources that added to economic booms in exporting countries a decade earlier.
They were the first to get off the starting block in getting their hands on these vital minerals, crucial for China’s ambition to lead the world in the production and use of electric and new energy vehicles, where up to 2 million units are expected to ply the nation’s streets by 2020, according to government forecast.
Let's hope they find Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF). AMSLF is a good investment.
https://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/2153153/chinas-firms-are-scouring-world-mineral-ores-pursuit-nations
Automakers stress importance of battery metals
Major automakers Ford and Honda have stressed the importance of stable and affordable supply of battery raw materials for their ongoing electric vehicle development and rollout plans.
While Ford is essentially a buyer of battery cell technology, its pathway forward is likely to involve collaboration through the supply chain, including battery cell producers and raw material suppliers.
"Ford has not reached the stage where we have to negotiate direct offtake agreements with raw material suppliers. We have had to invest significantly in vehicle electrification, but now we are at the stage where our suppliers have to make similar investments," he said. Some automakers, such as US-based Tesla and China's Great Wall Motors, have made direct offtake agreements with lithium producers.
Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF) is going to be a significant player as a bsttery metal supplier. AMSLF is a good investment.
https://www.argusmedia.com/en/news/1841602-automakers-stress-importance-of-battery-metals
Metals and Electric Cars – A Revolution in the Making
There’s a revolution going on in the auto industry right now. Tesla, Inc. has proven demand for electric vehicles (EV’s) and invited the entire industry to join in the fun. From the Bolt to the Volt, from the Focus to the Leaf, pure electric and hybrid cars are pouring off the assembly lines in ever greater numbers. In their own way they are picking a new class of winners in the metals space. This article will briefly discuss some of the rationale behind the excitement and the implications for the demand and use of metals in the future.
Recent forecasts seem to have everyone in the mining sector excited; BHP Billiton estimates there will be 140,000,000 EV’s on the road by 2035, the International Energy Agency estimates 150,000,000. This compares to a little over a 1,200,000 today and means a greater than 11,500% increase in twenty years. This is not including hybrids. Shell is also predicting peak oil demand within the next 5 – 15 years, further supporting estimates for a decline in combustion-powered transportation.
The metal requirements of each vehicle model and manufacturer can vary depending on the design and manufacturing process. In current Tesla models, lithium, graphite, cobalt, copper, titanium, aluminium and nickel are used. For a Nissan Leaf the battery uses quantities of manganese. Other cars use a different suite of metals including “rare earth elements” in electronics and steel to reinforce the chassis at critical points. What is not needed is a platinum group metal (PGM) catalytic converter, as there is no exhaust to catalyze.
There are some commonly used metals whose demand may increase as EV and hybrid usage and manufacturing increase.
Now is a good time to invest in Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF).
http://www.resourcestockdigest.com/interviews/metals-and-electric-cars-a-revolution-in-the-making
Demand for electric vehicle battery metals could rise sixfold if electric cars reach 8% of road traffic by the mid-2020s
This would deliver huge dividends for producing countries like Democratic Republic of Congo, Moody’s said on Tuesday.
Other economies that would reap the benefits of the push toward electric cars include Chile, and the Philippines, followed by Peru, Indonesia, and Australia, it said.
Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF) would reap the benefits at the end of 2020 when it's Sconi Mines come online. AMSLF is a good investment.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-congo-metals-moody-s-electric/electric-car-boom-to-turbocharge-battery-metal-producers-moodys-idUSKCN1VV1LB
Battery Metals Update July 2019
Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF) is the way to play the battery metals sector. This stock will explode!
Nickel Price Skyrockets
“It’s in the early stages of a revolutionary boom… and those who know how to play it stand to make a fortune in the years ahead.”
Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF) is the way to play this boom. this stock will explode!
Australian Mines Lithium & Battery Metals Conference
EV Adoption Will Only Continue To Accelerate
The adoption of electric vehicles is occurring at near the expected rate. There will be a point where adoption will move exponentially when E.V. price parity is matched to regular cars. Battery prices have already dropped dramatically and many analysts feel that we are nearing the point at which electric vehicles become cheaper. At that point, no rational consumer would buy an ICE based car.
Expects global shortages of nickel, copper and other electric-vehicle battery minerals down the road due to underinvestment in the mining sector and as mass adoption of EV's occur. Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF) will be coming along with it's Sconi mine right in time for the predicted shortages. Now is the time to be investing in AMSLF.
Cobalt, nickel, other battery metals face supply crunch by 2020s.
It's bound to happen with the increasing demand for Electric Vehicles along with the demand from industries & consumer electronics. Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF)is the stock to be in, especially at this price point. This AMSLF will be huge.
https://www.mining.com/cobalt-nickel-other-battery-metals-face-supply-crunch-by-2020s-woodmac/
As electric vehicle production ramps up worldwide, a supply crunch for battery materials is looming!
As car manufacturers ramp up production of electric cars, metals used to make the vehicles’ batteries may face a supply crunch by the mid-2020s, according to a Wood Mackenzie report released Wednesday.
Lithium, cobalt, and nickel supplies are expected to be worst hit.
Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF)'s Sconi project will be coming online not to long after that, around the time of the crunch. Be expecting AMSLF's stock to go through the roof. Invest in this stock now and watch it rise.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/26/electric-car-production-rises-supply-crunch-for-battery-metals-looms.html
Tesla Model 3 owners flood Beijing DMV after China rolls out purchase tax exemption
Tesla’s push into China appears to be accelerating, with reports from Beijing indicating that the country’s Department of Motor Vehicles is getting packed once more with EVs from the electric car maker. The update comes as the Chinese government continues to implement a purchase tax exemption for Tesla’s electric cars.
Recent footage from Bejing’s DMV depicts one of the government office’s sites in Beijing practically filled to the brim with Model 3 owners looking to acquire license plates for their vehicles. The recent scene at the Beijing office is reminiscent of scenes last March, when the site was flooded by new Model 3 owners following the vehicle’s arrival in China.
The demand for Electric Vehicles is definitely there. Soon the price for battery metals will rise because of this rising demand. They estimate by mid 2020 there will be a supply problem for battery metals. Australian Mines's will come online with it's Sconi Mine in late 2020, just in time for the supply shortages. Then Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF)'s stock price will rise dramatically. Now is the time to invest in this stock while it is still affordable.
https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-model-3-owners-china-purchase-tax-exemption/
Tesla Model 3 stuns the UK by ranking 3rd in Top 10 best-selling cars list
The UK’s new car registrations rankings from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) in August 2019 proved quite surprising, thanks in no small part to the arrival and apparent success of the Tesla Model 3.
Prior to the Model 3’s arrival, Tesla had only been registering around a few hundred cars a month in Britain, to the point where the company did not even warrant its own separate brand in the SMMT’s monthly rankings. Tesla’s Model S sedan and Model X SUV were well-loved by consumers, but both were simply listed as part of the “Other” category.
As it turned out, the Model 3 would make a big splash in the region with its arrival. The electric sedan was launched in the UK back in June, but deliveries of the vehicle only started to hit their stride last month. In August, the Model 3 pushed an 847% increase in the numbers of the SMMT list’s “Other” category. The Model 3 also raised the UK’s overall electric car deliveries for August 2019 by 377%.
“August is typically the new car market’s quietest month so the huge increase in EV registrations is very visible but especially welcome. It’s great to see consumers respond to the massive industry investment made over many years. While this is encouraging, these figures also show the scale of the challenge ahead.
“It’s a long road to zero and while manufacturers can deliver the technology, they can’t dictate the pace of uptake. To support a smooth transition and deliver environmental gains now, we need a long-term government commitment to measures that give consumers confidence to invest in the latest technologies that best suit their needs,” he said.
The Tesla Model 3 continues to be a force to be reckoned with in the UK’s auto market. Apart from its strong sales, the vehicle was also lauded by reviewers such as UK-based auto group carwow, which listed the Model 3 as the best electric car that consumers can buy today. Certified gearhead and Top Gear host Chris Harris also proved impressed with the vehicle, stating after a review that he would likely be ordering a Model 3 Performance for himself.
The demand for Electric Vehicles is definitely there. Soon the price for battery metals will rise. Then Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF)'s stock price will follow.
https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-model-3-uk-top-10-best-selling-cars/
Europe expected to sell one million electric vehicles next year
A new report from Transport & Environment has estimated that one million electric vehicles are to be sold next year in Europe. Car manufacturers are ramping up efforts to sell EVs as the European Union’s goal of reducing CO2 emissions by the year 2021 is only halfway complete. The goal has been set into place since 2009.
“The climate emergency requires selling the last combustion engine car by the early 2030s, so governments need to focus on accelerating the switch to cleaner cars beyond what is required by the car CO2 law,” said Julia Poliscanova, director of clean vehicles at T&E. “Their focus should now be on rapidly electrifying company car and taxi fleets, tax schemes that reward buying zero-emission cars and penalizing those choosing gas guzzlers, and facilitating the roll-out of charging points at home, at work, and along motorways.”
T&E estimates that EV sales in 2020 will be around 5% of total vehicles sold, and they expect that number to double to 10% in 2021 depending on what tactics carmakers use in order to push EVs onto consumers. The report showed that manufacturers are preparing to offer more fuel-efficient, environmentally-friendly, affordable cars in order to reach Europe’s Car CO2 law goal.
The demand for Electric Vehicles is definitely here. Because of this demand soon the price for battery metals will rise. Then Australian Mines LTD (AMSLF)'s stock price will follow. Now is the time to be investing in this stock.
https://www.teslarati.com/europe-expected-to-sell-one-million-electric-vehicles-next-year/
Tesla’s warning on battery mineral shortage addressed in new mining-reform legislation
Tesla is concerned about a global shortage of minerals required for production of electric vehicle batteries, with the electric car maker recently warning major industry players and US government representatives of an upcoming mineral supply challenge due to underinvestment in mining sources, according to a report published by Reuters. Representatives in the US government who are both aware and focused on the shortage issue have introduced legislation in the Senate to address delays rooted in the federal approval process. The bill, titled the “American Mineral Security Act”, was presented at the same closed-door conference where Tesla expressed its concerns last week
Tesla’s global supply manager for battery metals, Sarah Maryssael, spoke with representatives present at the industry conference about Tesla’s concerns regarding the company’s mineral needs. Maryssael noted that a “huge potential” existed for mining partnerships in Australia and the US to help with the supply issue, possibly citing a preliminary deal between the two countries for a joint effort towards research and development in the area.
The battery metal shortage is real. Australian Mines' metals will be in high demand when it comes online with it's Sconi Mine. The market price for battery metals at that time will undoubtedly be sky high. So Australian Mines will be selling their metals at a premium to SK Innovations. So that means the stock price will rise dramatically because of this. Mining companies will be in demand and I think some will be bought by companies looking to secure battery metals. Australia is where many are looking for mining metals for batteries. Tesla has said that it is looking into getting into the mining business to secure battery metals. Do not be surprised if Australian Mines is purchased by some company looking to secure battery metals. Now is the time to invest into this AMSLF while it's still affordable. In the near future this stock will rise dramatically.
https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-battery-mineral-shortage-warning-legislation/
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