Europe's largest lithium deposit - competitors rated up to 20x higherTakeover of BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen
In the course of an upgrade of its resource estimate, our European Metals Holdings Limited (SIN AU000000EMH5, WKN A14XRL, ticker: E861, ASX: EMH) has increased its Indicated Resource by 420% to 2.6 million tonnes of LCE (lithium- Carbonate equivalent). Europe's largest lithium deposit also reported an 11.8% increase in the total resource to 6.46 million tonnes of LCE. The largest lithium deposits in Europe, located directly on the German border, are thus becoming a target for the takeover of the largest German car manufacturers BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen, which are now investing heavily in the booming market for electric cars. The market-listed competitors of our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limnited are rated up to 20 times higher. Bold and high-risk investors are expecting an upside of 399% with the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited.
Exchange-rated competitors rated up to 20 times higher
Our European lithium metal trading partner, European Metals Holdings Limited, has been massively undervalued compared to its stock-listed competitors. The company value of European Metals Holdings is currently EUR 6.47 (USD 6.11) per ton of lithium carbonate equivalent. Lithium X Energy currently has a company value of EUR 37.7 (USD 40) per ton of lithium carbonate. This means that Lithium X Energy is about 6 times as high as our current lithium actu- ation tip, European Metals Holdings Limited. Nemaska Lithium has a stock market value of over 132 EUR (USD 140) per ton of lithium carbonate. The lithium shares of Nemaska Lithium are thus rated more than 20 times as high as our lithium Aktientpip.
Preliminary powerability study in brief
Managing Director Keith Coughlan has also announced a preliminary feasibility study to be published soon. The provisional proof of the economic viability of Europe's largest lithium deposit is likely to become the game changer for our lithium-active ingredient. Lithium is in high demand in the booming electric car industry. The German cars BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen must secure long-term access to the strategically important energy metal in order to ensure their future viability. The assumption fancy should therefore also stimulate our lithium-Aktientip. Largest shareholder to invest further AUD 3 millionThe largest shareholder in our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limited has invested a further AUD 3 million in the developer of the largest lithium deposit in Europe. Major shareholder Rare Earth Minerals (REM) has been the largest shareholder of European Metals since July 2015 and is continuously increasing its shareholding through placements and market purchases. This ensures the financing of further steps towards a feasibility study.
Europe's largest lithium deposit in the sights of VW, BMW and Daimler
The car manufacturers Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler are also likely to have an eye on Europe's largest lithium deposit. Directly at the German-Czech border, in the heart of Europe, is a huge lithium deposit of up to 6.46 million tonnes of LCE (lithium carbonate equivalent). The German auto industry has to make nails with heads if it does not want to lose its connection in the booming market for electric cars. The adoption of our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limited would be the obvious solution.
6.46 million tonnes of LCE - metal value in the soil of up to 129 billion EUR
Our Lithium Actientip European Metals Holdings Limited controls the largest lithium deposit in Europe. The huge lithium deposit located in the heart of Europe has a lithium resource of 6.46 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent. The price of lithium carbonate has increased fivefold from EUR 4,000 per tonne to more than EUR 20,000 per capita since 2014. The metal value in the soil of this colossal lithium deposit thus amounts to EUR 129 billion.
Europe's largest lithium deposit - competitors rated up to 20x higherTakeover of BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen
In the course of an upgrade of its resource estimate, our European Metals Holdings Limited (SIN AU000000EMH5, WKN A14XRL, ticker: E861, ASX: EMH) has increased its Indicated Resource by 420% to 2.6 million tonnes of LCE (lithium- Carbonate equivalent). Europe's largest lithium deposit also reported an 11.8% increase in the total resource to 6.46 million tonnes of LCE. The largest lithium deposits in Europe, located directly on the German border, are thus becoming a target for the takeover of the largest German car manufacturers BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen, which are now investing heavily in the booming market for electric cars. The market-listed competitors of our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limnited are rated up to 20 times higher. Bold and high-risk investors are expecting an upside of 399% with the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited. Our European lithium metal trading partner, European Metals Holdings Limited, has been massively undervalued compared to its stock-listed competitors. The company value of European Metals Holdings is currently EUR 6.47 (USD 6.11) per ton of lithium carbonate equivalent. Lithium X Energy currently has a company value of EUR 37.7 (USD 40) per ton of lithium carbonate. This means that Lithium X Energy is about 6 times as high as our current lithium actu- ationtip, European Metals Holdings Limited. Nemaska Lithium has a stock market value of over 132 EUR (USD 140) per ton of lithium carbonate. The lithium shares of Nemaska Lithium are thus rated more than 20 times as high as our lithium Aktientpip. Managing Director Keith Coughlan has also announced a preliminary feasibility study to be published soon. The provisional proof of the economic viability of Europe's largest lithium deposit is likely to become the game changer for our lithium-active ingredient. Lithium is in high demand in the booming electric car industry. The German cars BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen must secure long-term access to the strategically important energy metal in order to ensure their future viability. The assumption fancy should therefore also stimulate our lithium-Aktientip. The largest shareholder in our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limited has invested a further AUD 3 million in the developer of the largest lithium deposit in Europe. Major shareholder Rare Earth Minerals (REM) has been the largest shareholder of European Metals since July 2015 and is continuously increasing its shareholding through placements and market purchases. This ensures the financing of further steps towards a feasibility study. The car manufacturers Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler are also likely to have an eye on Europe's largest lithium deposit. Directly at the German-Czech border, in the heart of Europe, is a huge lithium deposit of up to 6.46 million tonnes of LCE (lithium carbonate equivalent). The German auto industry has to make nails with heads if it does not want to lose its connection in the booming market for electric cars. The adoption of our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limited would be the obvious solution. Our Lithium Actientip European Metals Holdings Limited controls the largest lithium deposit in Europe. The huge lithium deposit located in the heart of Europe has a lithium resource of 6.46 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent. The price of lithium carbonate has increased fivefold from EUR 4,000 per tonne to more than EUR 20,000 per capita since 2014. The metal value in the soil of this colossal lithium deposit thus amounts to EUR 129 billion. We therefore reaffirm our assessment of "Strong Outperformer" for the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited. The price target for 12 months of EUR 1.50 will confirm. This equates to a 274% shortfall for courageous and risky investors. At 24 months, we believe a price target of EUR 2.00 is realistic. This equates to a 399% share price for the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited.
6.46 million tonnes of LCE (lithium carbonate equivalent)Metal value in the soil of up to EUR 129 billion
Our Lithium Actientip European Metals Holdings Limited controls the largest lithium deposit in Europe. In the course of an upgrade of its resource estimate, our European Metals Holdings Limited (SIN AU000000EMH5, WKN A14XRL, ticker: E861, ASX: EMH) has increased its Indicated Resource by 420% to 2.6 million tonnes of LCE (lithium- Carbonate equivalent). Europe's largest lithium deposit also reported an 11.8% increase in the total resource to 6.46 million tonnes of LCE. The largest lithium deposits in Europe, located directly on the German border, are thus becoming a target for the takeover of the largest German car manufacturers BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen, which are now investing heavily in the booming market for electric cars. The huge lithium deposit located in the heart of Europe already has a lithium resource of 6.46 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent. In the near future, Managing Director Keith Coughlan wants to present a preliminary feasibility study for Europe's largest lithium project. At the latest, Institutional Investors are also likely to be sound. The price of lithium carbonate has increased fivefold from EUR 4,000 per tonne to more than EUR 20,000 per capita since 2014. The metal value in the soil of this colossal lithium deposit thus amounts to EUR 129 billion. The lithium deposits located directly on the German border could cover the rapidly growing lithium demand of the German auto industry for decades. Therefore, our lithium-actu- ation tip, European Metals Holdings Limited, could soon become a strategic target for the German auto- motive companies Volkswagen, Daimler and BMW. The confidence of major shareholder Rare Earth Minerals underlines the great potential of the developer of Europe's largest lithium deposit. With the additional investments of AUD 3 million, the further steps are being financed on the road to a feasibility study.
Potential world-class lithium deposit in the heart of EuropePossible takeover target of VW, Daimler or BMW
The Cinovec lithium deposit located directly at the German border has the potential to become a world-class lithium project. More than 80km of historic diamond drilling has already been carried out. Over 21,5km of historical studs were developed in the project. Further drilling is currently under way to expand the lithium resource considerably. The lithium resource of the categories Indicated and Inferred is huge 6.46 million tons of LCE: Indicated: 2.6 million tons of LCE; 232.8 million tonnesto 0.45% Li2O Inferred: 3.8 million tonnes of LCE; 374.0 million tonnesto 0.41% Li2O The current resource estimate is to be significantly increased by means of the current drilling. Exploration target: 3.4 to 5.3 million tonnes of LCE; 350-450 million tonnes to 0.39-9.47% Li2O With the ongoing drilling, the results of which are expected shortly, the Cinovec lithium project could become the largest lithium deposit in the world (not salt water projects). While the many North American lithium explorers are concentrating on the future supply of the currently still tiny car manufacturer Tesla, the huge lithium project Cinovec is in the heart of the European car industry alone on the far floor. The huge lithium project Cinovec could become a strategically indispensable lithium supplier of the European car industry. Our new lithium AktientipEuropean Metals Holdings Limited could therefore soon become an exciting takeover target for the German car makers VW, Daimler and BMW. Samsung, LG Electronics and A123 are also likely to keep an eye on the lithium project in the middle of Europe.
Exchange-rated competitors rated up to 20 times higherMassively undervalued
Our European Metals Holdings Limited (SIN AU000000EMH5, WKN A14XRL, ticker: E861, ASX: EMH) is still understated by its competitors. Despite the enormous lithium deposit of an estimated 6.46 million tonnes of lithium carbonate, European Metals Holdings Limited currently has a market capitalization of only EUR 51.89 million on the stock market. The company's value at European Metals Holdings is therefore EUR 6.47 (USD 6.11) per ton of lithium carbonate equivalent. The price per tonne of lithium carbonate has risen over 20,000 EUR in 2016. The comparison with the listed competitors shows just how favorable the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited are. Lithium X Energy currently has a company value of EUR 37.7 (USD 40) per ton of lithium carbonate. This means that Lithium X Energy is about 6 times as high as our current lithium actu- ation tip, European Metals Holdings Limited. Nemaska Lithium has a stock market value of over 132 EUR (USD 140) per ton of lithium carbonate. The lithium shares of Nemaska Lithium are thus rated more than 20 times as high as our lithium Aktientpip. The competition comparison makes it clear that the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited continue to be massively undervalued in the competition comparison. Bold and risky investors are thrilled with the lithium share an exciting multiplication opportunity.
Century boom electric carsLithium price from 4,000 EUR / ton to 20,000 EUR / ton
The expected boom of electric cars is currently providing investors with a century's chances. Electric car pioneer Tesla Motors is serious about the introduction of its first mass model Model S. Pre-orders of more than USD 14 billion were recorded by the rapidly growing electrician alone on the first sales weekend. But this should have been the beginning of a century boom. The Internet giants Apple, Google, and Uber are already in the starting holes. The digital revolution is helping the electric car to make its final breakthrough. The car dinosaurs Volkswagen, Toyota, General Motors and Ford seem to have woken up. High pressure is used for the fastest possible introduction of electromodels. If you do not jump on the rolling train, you probably have no future in the auto sector. Lithium demand is growing rapidly. The lithium price goes through the ceiling. The price of lithium carbonate has increased fivefold since 2014 from EUR 4,000 to more than EUR 20,000 per tonne. The global players in the auto sector must secure the strategically indispensable raw material lithium early and in the long term in order to create planning security. The massive lithium resource Cinovec of our lithium actuator tip, European Metals Holdings Limited, could become a strategically indispensable supplier to the European electric vehicle industry.
Up to 300% with lithium sharesThe biggest investment trend of the century
With our lithium-based tips, our readers have been able to multiply their efforts in recent months. Our Pure Energy Minerals and Dajin Resources lithium-powered tips were able to record price increases of + 300% within a few months. The lithium shares of Zadar Ventures recorded a price gain of more than 200% in just one month. Since the first meeting of Noram Ventures' lithium shares, investors have more than tripled their stake. Our current lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limited could still outperform this performance. European Metals Holdings Limited is already in the possession of the largest lithium project in Europe. With the ongoing drilling measures, the lithium resource of currently 6.46 million tonnes of lithium carbonate is to be revised significantly upward. Compared to its stock-listed competitors, the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited are significantly undervalued. The lithium shares of Nemaska Lithium are more than 20 times as high as our current lithium Aktientp. The lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited are facing a fundamental re-evaluation.
Provisional profitability forecast predicts high profitabilityUp to USD 233 million sales and USD 108 million operating profit per year
Our European Metals Holdings Limited has already carried out a preliminary cost-effectiveness test that anticipates the high profitability of the largest lithium project in Europe. The recent update of the Preliminary Efficiency Assessment estimates additional savings of USD 85 million and 33% Reduced capital costs. The initial capital costs (CAPEX) for the start-up of the lithium mine were reduced from USD 90 million to USD 52 million. This equates to savings of USD 28 million and savings of 42%, respectively. The initial capital costs for the construction of the lithium carbonate plant were reduced from USD 164 million to USD 117 million. This corresponds to savings of USD 47 million and 29%, respectively. The total capital costs for the development of Europe's largest lithium deposit are thus reduced from USD 254 million to USD 169 million. Annual production of initially 19,400 tonnes of lithium carbonate per year projected annual revenues of USD 233 million and an operating profit of USD 108 million per year. Independent experts are hoping to reduce the cost of processing this way to a net USD 1,500 per tonne of lithium carbonate. This would make European Metals Holdings Limited one of the most favorable lithium producers in the world. The recently announced sensational results of the moist, magnetic separation process have allowed us to expect significantly greater efficiency from Europe's largest lithium deposit. The lithium concentration was increased from 0.053% to 2.91% by the separation process. The lithium recovery was improved to 92%, which is 10 to 15% better than the preliminary efficiency test. The largest lithium project in Europe seems to be one of the most economical lithium projects in the world. The lithium project in the heart of Europe could ensure the supply of the European car industry with the strategically important raw material over decades. This is a significant step towards the realization of Europe's largest lithium deposit. Interest Institutional investors in Europe's largest lithium project are likely to grow significantly. The large German car manufacturers Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler are also likely to have an eye on Europe's largest lithium deposit.
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Our lithium-actuantip European Metals Holdings Limited has a lot to do in the coming months. Cinovec is already the largest lithium project in Europe. With the ongoing drilling measures, however, the lithium deposit is still to be significantly expanded. 6.46 million tonnes of LCE (lithium carbonate equivalent) of the Indicated and Inferred categories already includes the massive lithium resource. A further 3.4 to 5.3 million tonnes of LCE are to be defined by the managers of European Metals Holdings Limited with the ongoing drilling. The managers of European Metals Holdings intend to present a revised resource estimate in the near future. The lithium project Cinovec in the Czech Republic is not only the largest in Europe, it is also one of the most profitable in the world. The managers of European Metals Holdings Limited have already carried out a preliminary efficiency test by independent experts. With an annual production of 19,400 tonnes of lithium carbonate per year, the experts expect annual sales of USD 233 million and an operating profit of USD 108 million per year. The completion of the preliminary feasibility study is expected shortly. The managers of European Metals Holdings Limited are currently working on an optimized production process for the production of lithium carbonate with Postash as a high-quality by-product. The first successful pilot tests have already been carried out. The innovative production process could reduce the net production costs of lithium carbonate to USD 1,500 per tonne. This would allow Cinovec to become one of the world's best lithium producers. The largest lithium project in Europe is at the heart of the continent and is expected to be of strategic importance for the future of the European car industry. The managers of European Metals Holdings Inc. are already in talks with the auto industry. Given the growing strategic importance, these talks are likely to be intensified considerably in the coming months. In the coming months, we therefore expect initial news on strategic partnerships and possible cooperation partners. It is therefore likely that there will be plenty of positive newsflows for the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited. The lithium explorer could become the strategically indispensable lithium supplier of the European auto industry. Bold and risky investors should already position themselves as the company appears to be massively undervalued in industry comparison. Highly traded competitors such as Pure Energy Minerals and Lithium X Energy are valued more than 6 times as high as the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited.
In the course of an upgrade of its resource estimate, our European Metals Holdings Limited (SIN AU000000EMH5, WKN A14XRL, ticker: E861, ASX: EMH) has increased its Indicated Resource by 420% to 2.6 million tonnes of LCE (lithium- Carbonate equivalent). Europe's largest lithium deposit also reported an 11.8% increase in the total resource to 6.46 million tonnes of LCE. The largest lithium deposits in Europe, located directly on the German border, are thus becoming a target for the takeover of the largest German car manufacturers BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen, which are now investing heavily in the booming market for electric cars. The market-listed competitors of our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limnited are rated up to 20 times higher. Bold and high-risk investors are expecting an upside of 399% with the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited. Our European lithium metal trading partner, European Metals Holdings Limited, has been massively undervalued compared to its stock-listed competitors. The company value of European Metals Holdings is currently EUR 6.47 (USD 6.11) per ton of lithium carbonate equivalent. Lithium X Energy currently has a company value of EUR 37.7 (USD 40) per ton of lithium carbonate. This means that Lithium X Energy is about 6 times as high as our current lithium actu- ationtip, European Metals Holdings Limited. Nemaska Lithium has a stock market value of over 132 EUR (USD 140) per ton of lithium carbonate. The lithium shares of Nemaska Lithium are thus rated more than 20 times as high as our lithium Aktientpip. Managing Director Keith Coughlan has also announced a preliminary feasibility study to be published soon. The provisional proof of the economic viability of Europe's largest lithium deposit is likely to become the game changer for our lithium-active ingredient. Lithium is in high demand in the booming electric car industry. The German cars BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen must secure long-term access to the strategically important energy metal in order to ensure their future viability. The assumption fancy should therefore also stimulate our lithium-Aktientip. The largest shareholder in our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limited has invested a further AUD 3 million in the developer of the largest lithium deposit in Europe. Major shareholder Rare Earth Minerals (REM) has been the largest shareholder of European Metals since July 2015 and is continuously increasing its shareholding through placements and market purchases. This ensures the financing of further steps towards a feasibility study. The car manufacturers Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler are also likely to have an eye on Europe's largest lithium deposit. Directly at the German-Czech border, in the heart of Europe, is a huge lithium deposit of up to 6.46 million tonnes of LCE (lithium carbonate equivalent). The German auto industry has to make nails with heads if it does not want to lose its connection in the booming market for electric cars. The adoption of our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limited would be the obvious solution. Our Lithium Actientip European Metals Holdings Limited controls the largest lithium deposit in Europe. The huge lithium deposit located in the heart of Europe has a lithium resource of 6.46 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent. The price of lithium carbonate has increased fivefold from EUR 4,000 per tonne to more than EUR 20,000 per capita since 2014. The metal value in the soil of this colossal lithium deposit thus amounts to EUR 129 billion. We therefore reaffirm our assessment of "Strong Outperformer" for the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited. The price target for 12 months of EUR 1.50 will confirm. This equates to a 274% shortfall for courageous and risky investors. At 24 months, we believe a price target of EUR 2.00 is realistic. This equates to a 399% share price for the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited.
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Detailed background information on European Metals Holdings Limited
Detailed background information on the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited ( ISIN AU000000EMH5 / WKN A14XRL , ticker: E861, ASX: EMH) is available on the official website: Http://www.europeanmet.com
Risks
The lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited are listed in the highest possible risk class for equities. The great opportunities are therefore also facing considerable risks. If you invest in listed start-ups, you should expect a possible total loss for the worst case. The exploration company European Metals Holdings Limited is still in a very early stage of the company and does not yet generate any sales. If the management fails with its business plan, the total loss for the shareholders of European Metals Holdings Limited will be the worst To implement its business plans, European Metals Holdings Limited requires capital. Capital procurement regularly ensures the dilution of existing shareholders of listed companies. Dilution may temporarily affect the share price of European Metals Holdings Limited. European Metals Holdings Limited is highly dependent on the future development of the lithium price. If the lithium price were to lose value in the future, this could jeopardize the economic feasibility of the projects of European Metals Holdings Limited. If the lithium price develops sustainably negative, then the shareholder of European Metals Holdings Limited would be at risk in the worst case of total loss. Resources are not reserves yet. Resources of the Inferred Resources category are the part of a resource for which the tonnage, the metal grade and the metal content can be determined with a low probability level. The resource of the "Inferred" category is derived from geological evidence and is based on assumptions and is not final verified. The resource of the "Inferred" category is based on appropriate geological techniques with limited or uncertain quality and reliability. Resources of the "Indicated Ressources" category are simple economic metal deposits based on samples with a reasoned probability level with respect to the contained metal, metal grade and tonnage. For the conversion of resources into reserves, further extensive and expensive geological work such as drilling and a feasibility study are required. If the conversion of the resources into reserves is not successful, the metal deposits could turn out to be worthless in economic terms. As an exploration company, European Metals Holdings Limited operates in a high-risk business segment. If European Metals Holdings Limited fails to open up a suitable raw material occurrence or if the realization of the mine projects fails due to a lack of economic feasibility, then in the worst case, the shareholders of European Metals Holdings Limited are at risk of total loss. Exchange is not a one-way street. An investment in equities is subject to strong price fluctuations. Where opportunities are, there are also risks. The shares of European Metals Holdings Limited are, like every share, subject to the price risk. In the worst case, the shareholders of European Metals Holdings Limited, like any other shareholder, also face the total loss. The investment in the shares of European Metals Holdings Limited is subject to entrepreneurial risk just like any corporate investment or investment. Thus, in the worst case, insolvency and thus the total loss for the equity investment is threatened if the business targets are not achieved. Risks and Uncertainties European Metals Holdings Limited are subject to economic, competitive, regulatory, environmental and technological factors that could affect the operations of European Metals Holdings Limited, markets, products and prices. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially include the misinterpretation of data; That European Metals Holdings Limited may not be able to obtain the necessary equipment or manpower; That European Metals Holdings Limited may not be able to raise sufficient capital to carry out the intended exploration; That European Metals Holdings Limited applications for drilling permits are refused; That European Metals Holdings Limited could prevent weather or logistics problems or other risks from exploring; That the equipment could not function as expected; That precise data analysis in depth could not be possible; The results obtained by European Metals Holdings Limited or others at a particular location are not necessarily indicative of larger areas on the property of European Metals Holdings Limited; That European Metals Holdings Limited could not complete environmental programs in time or at all; That market prices could not justify commercial production costs; And that there is no commercially viable mineralization on the properties of European Metals Holdings Limited despite promising data. For further risks please read the following disclaimer.
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In the course of an upgrade of its resource estimate, our European Metals Holdings Limited (SIN AU000000EMH5, WKN A14XRL, ticker: E861, ASX: EMH) has increased its Indicated Resource by 420% to 2.6 million tonnes of LCE (lithium- Carbonate equivalent). Europe's largest lithium deposit also reported an 11.8% increase in the total resource to 6.46 million tonnes of LCE. The largest lithium deposits in Europe, located directly on the German border, are thus becoming a target for the takeover of the largest German car manufacturers BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen, which are now investing heavily in the booming market for electric cars. The market-listed competitors of our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limnited are rated up to 20 times higher. Bold and high-risk investors are expecting an upside of 399% with the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited. Our European lithium metal trading partner, European Metals Holdings Limited, has been massively undervalued compared to its stock-listed competitors. The company value of European Metals Holdings is currently EUR 6.47 (USD 6.11) per ton of lithium carbonate equivalent. Lithium X Energy currently has a company value of EUR 37.7 (USD 40) per ton of lithium carbonate. This means that Lithium X Energy is about 6 times as high as our current lithium actu- ationtip, European Metals Holdings Limited. Nemaska Lithium has a stock market value of over 132 EUR (USD 140) per ton of lithium carbonate. The lithium shares of Nemaska Lithium are thus rated more than 20 times as high as our lithium Aktientpip. Managing Director Keith Coughlan has also announced a preliminary feasibility study to be published soon. The provisional proof of the economic viability of Europe's largest lithium deposit is likely to become the game changer for our lithium-active ingredient. Lithium is in high demand in the booming electric car industry. The German cars BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen must secure long-term access to the strategically important energy metal in order to ensure their future viability. The assumption fancy should therefore also stimulate our lithium-Aktientip. The largest shareholder in our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limited has invested a further AUD 3 million in the developer of the largest lithium deposit in Europe. Major shareholder Rare Earth Minerals (REM) has been the largest shareholder of European Metals since July 2015 and is continuously increasing its shareholding through placements and market purchases. This ensures the financing of further steps towards a feasibility study. The car manufacturers Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler are also likely to have an eye on Europe's largest lithium deposit. Directly at the German-Czech border, in the heart of Europe, is a huge lithium deposit of up to 6.46 million tonnes of LCE (lithium carbonate equivalent). The German auto industry has to make nails with heads if it does not want to lose its connection in the booming market for electric cars. The adoption of our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limited would be the obvious solution. Our Lithium Actientip European Metals Holdings Limited controls the largest lithium deposit in Europe. The huge lithium deposit located in the heart of Europe has a lithium resource of 6.46 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent. The price of lithium carbonate has increased fivefold from EUR 4,000 per tonne to more than EUR 20,000 per capita since 2014. The metal value in the soil of this colossal lithium deposit thus amounts to EUR 129 billion. We therefore reaffirm our assessment of "Strong Outperformer" for the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited. The price target for 12 months of EUR 1.50 will confirm. This equates to a 274% shortfall for courageous and risky investors. At 24 months, we believe a price target of EUR 2.00 is realistic. This equates to a 399% share price for the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited.
Our Lithium Actientip European Metals Holdings Limited controls the largest lithium deposit in Europe. In the course of an upgrade of its resource estimate, our European Metals Holdings Limited (SIN AU000000EMH5, WKN A14XRL, ticker: E861, ASX: EMH) has increased its Indicated Resource by 420% to 2.6 million tonnes of LCE (lithium- Carbonate equivalent). Europe's largest lithium deposit also reported an 11.8% increase in the total resource to 6.46 million tonnes of LCE. The largest lithium deposits in Europe, located directly on the German border, are thus becoming a target for the takeover of the largest German car manufacturers BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen, which are now investing heavily in the booming market for electric cars. The huge lithium deposit located in the heart of Europe already has a lithium resource of 6.46 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent. In the near future, Managing Director Keith Coughlan wants to present a preliminary feasibility study for Europe's largest lithium project. At the latest, Institutional Investors are also likely to be sound. The price of lithium carbonate has increased fivefold from EUR 4,000 per tonne to more than EUR 20,000 per capita since 2014. The metal value in the soil of this colossal lithium deposit thus amounts to EUR 129 billion. The lithium deposits located directly on the German border could cover the rapidly growing lithium demand of the German auto industry for decades. Therefore, our lithium-actu- ation tip, European Metals Holdings Limited, could soon become a strategic target for the German auto- motive companies Volkswagen, Daimler and BMW. The confidence of major shareholder Rare Earth Minerals underlines the great potential of the developer of Europe's largest lithium deposit. With the additional investments of AUD 3 million, the further steps are being financed on the road to a feasibility study.
The Cinovec lithium deposit located directly at the German border has the potential to become a world-class lithium project. More than 80km of historic diamond drilling has already been carried out. Over 21,5km of historical studs were developed in the project. Further drilling is currently under way to expand the lithium resource considerably. The lithium resource of the categories Indicated and Inferred is huge 6.46 million tons of LCE: Indicated: 2.6 million tons of LCE; 232.8 million tonnesto 0.45% Li2O Inferred: 3.8 million tonnes of LCE; 374.0 million tonnesto 0.41% Li2O The current resource estimate is to be significantly increased by means of the current drilling. Exploration target: 3.4 to 5.3 million tonnes of LCE; 350-450 million tonnes to 0.39-9.47% Li2O With the ongoing drilling, the results of which are expected shortly, the Cinovec lithium project could become the largest lithium deposit in the world (not salt water projects). While the many North American lithium explorers are concentrating on the future supply of the currently still tiny car manufacturer Tesla, the huge lithium project Cinovec is in the heart of the European car industry alone on the far floor. The huge lithium project Cinovec could become a strategically indispensable lithium supplier of the European car industry. Our new lithium AktientipEuropean Metals Holdings Limited could therefore soon become an exciting takeover target for the German car makers VW, Daimler and BMW. Samsung, LG Electronics and A123 are also likely to keep an eye on the lithium project in the middle of Europe.
Our European Metals Holdings Limited (SIN AU000000EMH5, WKN A14XRL, ticker: E861, ASX: EMH) is still understated by its competitors. Despite the enormous lithium deposit of an estimated 6.46 million tonnes of lithium carbonate, European Metals Holdings Limited currently has a market capitalization of only EUR 51.89 million on the stock market. The company's value at European Metals Holdings is therefore EUR 6.47 (USD 6.11) per ton of lithium carbonate equivalent. The price per tonne of lithium carbonate has risen over 20,000 EUR in 2016. The comparison with the listed competitors shows just how favorable the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited are. Lithium X Energy currently has a company value of EUR 37.7 (USD 40) per ton of lithium carbonate. This means that Lithium X Energy is about 6 times as high as our current lithium actu- ation tip, European Metals Holdings Limited. Nemaska Lithium has a stock market value of over 132 EUR (USD 140) per ton of lithium carbonate. The lithium shares of Nemaska Lithium are thus rated more than 20 times as high as our lithium Aktientpip. The competition comparison makes it clear that the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited continue to be massively undervalued in the competition comparison. Bold and risky investors are thrilled with the lithium share an exciting multiplication opportunity.
The expected boom of electric cars is currently providing investors with a century's chances. Electric car pioneer Tesla Motors is serious about the introduction of its first mass model Model S. Pre-orders of more than USD 14 billion were recorded by the rapidly growing electrician alone on the first sales weekend. But this should have been the beginning of a century boom. The Internet giants Apple, Google, and Uber are already in the starting holes. The digital revolution is helping the electric car to make its final breakthrough. The car dinosaurs Volkswagen, Toyota, General Motors and Ford seem to have woken up. High pressure is used for the fastest possible introduction of electromodels. If you do not jump on the rolling train, you probably have no future in the auto sector. Lithium demand is growing rapidly. The lithium price goes through the ceiling. The price of lithium carbonate has increased fivefold since 2014 from EUR 4,000 to more than EUR 20,000 per tonne. The global players in the auto sector must secure the strategically indispensable raw material lithium early and in the long term in order to create planning security. The massive lithium resource Cinovec of our lithium actuator tip, European Metals Holdings Limited, could become a strategically indispensable supplier to the European electric vehicle industry.
With our lithium-based tips, our readers have been able to multiply their efforts in recent months. Our Pure Energy Minerals and Dajin Resources lithium-powered tips were able to record price increases of + 300% within a few months. The lithium shares of Zadar Ventures recorded a price gain of more than 200% in just one month. Since the first meeting of Noram Ventures' lithium shares, investors have more than tripled their stake. Our current lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limited could still outperform this performance. European Metals Holdings Limited is already in the possession of the largest lithium project in Europe. With the ongoing drilling measures, the lithium resource of currently 6.46 million tonnes of lithium carbonate is to be revised significantly upward. Compared to its stock-listed competitors, the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited are significantly undervalued. The lithium shares of Nemaska Lithium are more than 20 times as high as our current lithium Aktientp. The lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited are facing a fundamental re-evaluation.
Our European Metals Holdings Limited has already carried out a preliminary cost-effectiveness test that anticipates the high profitability of the largest lithium project in Europe. The recent update of the Preliminary Efficiency Assessment estimates additional savings of USD 85 million and 33% Reduced capital costs. The initial capital costs (CAPEX) for the start-up of the lithium mine were reduced from USD 90 million to USD 52 million. This equates to savings of USD 28 million and savings of 42%, respectively. The initial capital costs for the construction of the lithium carbonate plant were reduced from USD 164 million to USD 117 million. This corresponds to savings of USD 47 million and 29%, respectively. The total capital costs for the development of Europe's largest lithium deposit are thus reduced from USD 254 million to USD 169 million. Annual production of initially 19,400 tonnes of lithium carbonate per year projected annual revenues of USD 233 million and an operating profit of USD 108 million per year. Independent experts are hoping to reduce the cost of processing this way to a net USD 1,500 per tonne of lithium carbonate. This would make European Metals Holdings Limited one of the most favorable lithium producers in the world. The recently announced sensational results of the moist, magnetic separation process have allowed us to expect significantly greater efficiency from Europe's largest lithium deposit. The lithium concentration was increased from 0.053% to 2.91% by the separation process. The lithium recovery was improved to 92%, which is 10 to 15% better than the preliminary efficiency test. The largest lithium project in Europe seems to be one of the most economical lithium projects in the world. The lithium project in the heart of Europe could ensure the supply of the European car industry with the strategically important raw material over decades. This is a significant step towards the realization of Europe's largest lithium deposit. Interest Institutional investors in Europe's largest lithium project are likely to grow significantly. The large German car manufacturers Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler are also likely to have an eye on Europe's largest lithium deposit.
Our lithium-actuantip European Metals Holdings Limited has a lot to do in the coming months. Cinovec is already the largest lithium project in Europe. With the ongoing drilling measures, however, the lithium deposit is still to be significantly expanded. 6.46 million tonnes of LCE (lithium carbonate equivalent) of the Indicated and Inferred categories already includes the massive lithium resource. A further 3.4 to 5.3 million tonnes of LCE are to be defined by the managers of European Metals Holdings Limited with the ongoing drilling. The managers of European Metals Holdings intend to present a revised resource estimate in the near future. The lithium project Cinovec in the Czech Republic is not only the largest in Europe, it is also one of the most profitable in the world. The managers of European Metals Holdings Limited have already carried out a preliminary efficiency test by independent experts. With an annual production of 19,400 tonnes of lithium carbonate per year, the experts expect annual sales of USD 233 million and an operating profit of USD 108 million per year. The completion of the preliminary feasibility study is expected shortly. The managers of European Metals Holdings Limited are currently working on an optimized production process for the production of lithium carbonate with Postash as a high-quality by-product. The first successful pilot tests have already been carried out. The innovative production process could reduce the net production costs of lithium carbonate to USD 1,500 per tonne. This would allow Cinovec to become one of the world's best lithium producers. The largest lithium project in Europe is at the heart of the continent and is expected to be of strategic importance for the future of the European car industry. The managers of European Metals Holdings Inc. are already in talks with the auto industry. Given the growing strategic importance, these talks are likely to be intensified considerably in the coming months. In the coming months, we therefore expect initial news on strategic partnerships and possible cooperation partners. It is therefore likely that there will be plenty of positive newsflows for the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited. The lithium explorer could become the strategically indispensable lithium supplier of the European auto industry. Bold and risky investors should already position themselves as the company appears to be massively undervalued in industry comparison. Highly traded competitors such as Pure Energy Minerals and Lithium X Energy are valued more than 6 times as high as the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited.
In the course of an upgrade of its resource estimate, our European Metals Holdings Limited (SIN AU000000EMH5, WKN A14XRL, ticker: E861, ASX: EMH) has increased its Indicated Resource by 420% to 2.6 million tonnes of LCE (lithium- Carbonate equivalent). Europe's largest lithium deposit also reported an 11.8% increase in the total resource to 6.46 million tonnes of LCE. The largest lithium deposits in Europe, located directly on the German border, are thus becoming a target for the takeover of the largest German car manufacturers BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen, which are now investing heavily in the booming market for electric cars. The market-listed competitors of our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limnited are rated up to 20 times higher. Bold and high-risk investors are expecting an upside of 399% with the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited. Our European lithium metal trading partner, European Metals Holdings Limited, has been massively undervalued compared to its stock-listed competitors. The company value of European Metals Holdings is currently EUR 6.47 (USD 6.11) per ton of lithium carbonate equivalent. Lithium X Energy currently has a company value of EUR 37.7 (USD 40) per ton of lithium carbonate. This means that Lithium X Energy is about 6 times as high as our current lithium actu- ationtip, European Metals Holdings Limited. Nemaska Lithium has a stock market value of over 132 EUR (USD 140) per ton of lithium carbonate. The lithium shares of Nemaska Lithium are thus rated more than 20 times as high as our lithium Aktientpip. Managing Director Keith Coughlan has also announced a preliminary feasibility study to be published soon. The provisional proof of the economic viability of Europe's largest lithium deposit is likely to become the game changer for our lithium-active ingredient. Lithium is in high demand in the booming electric car industry. The German cars BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen must secure long-term access to the strategically important energy metal in order to ensure their future viability. The assumption fancy should therefore also stimulate our lithium-Aktientip. The largest shareholder in our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limited has invested a further AUD 3 million in the developer of the largest lithium deposit in Europe. Major shareholder Rare Earth Minerals (REM) has been the largest shareholder of European Metals since July 2015 and is continuously increasing its shareholding through placements and market purchases. This ensures the financing of further steps towards a feasibility study. The car manufacturers Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler are also likely to have an eye on Europe's largest lithium deposit. Directly at the German-Czech border, in the heart of Europe, is a huge lithium deposit of up to 6.46 million tonnes of LCE (lithium carbonate equivalent). The German auto industry has to make nails with heads if it does not want to lose its connection in the booming market for electric cars. The adoption of our lithium-actuated European Metals Holdings Limited would be the obvious solution. Our Lithium Actientip European Metals Holdings Limited controls the largest lithium deposit in Europe. The huge lithium deposit located in the heart of Europe has a lithium resource of 6.46 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent. The price of lithium carbonate has increased fivefold from EUR 4,000 per tonne to more than EUR 20,000 per capita since 2014. The metal value in the soil of this colossal lithium deposit thus amounts to EUR 129 billion. We therefore reaffirm our assessment of "Strong Outperformer" for the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited. The price target for 12 months of EUR 1.50 will confirm. This equates to a 274% shortfall for courageous and risky investors. At 24 months, we believe a price target of EUR 2.00 is realistic. This equates to a 399% share price for the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited.
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