Lithium mining companies on fire

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    I'm a retired attorney situate in Vancouver, Canada retained by an Australia resource extraction company to promote and procure capital for its lithium production opportunity in Argentina. It is the country's largest deposit and the facility will be the biggest in South America. I encourage you to contact the Managing Director, Peter Davison.

    http://www.transpacificminerals.com

    He advises that when in production the company will generate around $60 - $70 million per year (net is ~40%) and the operation will last upwards of 50 years. Consequently, this is a billion dollar profit generator.

    Given the breathtaking upward trajectory of lithium this and last year and being cognizant of what industry experts are saying about the commodity’s future upside potential due to its exponentially greater use in batteries that fuel smart phones, lap tops, electric vehicles, solar panels etc, this project entails nominal risk and will see an enormous half century ROI.

    Here are two analyst reports that make the case the lithium extraction industry is and will continue to be on fire:

    http://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-G...ts-Scramble-For-Lithium-As-Prices-Double.html - April 12, '16

    And this from http://www.financialsense.com/contributors/oil-price/tesla-tech-giants-scramble-lithium - April 13, ‘16

    “There is no denying that this is a euphorically tight market, with demand rising steadily and expected to spike drastically, and suppliers struggling to keep pace—which means that the door for new lithium supplies is wide open and this is now a fast-paced exploration and exploitation game.

    The lithium that is currently being mined quite simply is not enough to put a dent in the projected demand dictated by our hunger for consumer electronics and the pending energy revolution. This means that the new market is all about new players.

    Right now, most of the world’s lithium comes from Australia, China and the “Lithium Triangle” of Argentina, Chile and Bolivia.”

    There is a significant likelihood T-PM’s future share appreciation after listing on the ASX next year will profoundly outperform Orocobre Limited - ASX: ORE. Its stock value skyrocketed from the $1 range in 2012 to where it is now – oscillating between $4 - $5. One reason is because T-PM will be constructing an end user supply transportation infrastructure which will generate further revenue.
 
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