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As global markets continue to face uncertainty, gold remains a safe-haven asset, and TKM (Trek Metals) is well-placed to benefit with its gold exploration projects in highly prospective regions. But what truly sets TKM apart is its exposure to niobium, a critical mineral gaining increasing demand for use in high-strength steel, EV batteries, and aerospace materials.Niobium prices are expected to surge as global demand rises, and TKM is positioned to capitalise on this market growth. There’s been speculation about possible partnerships or contracts with large players in the electric vehicle or technology sectors, which would be a game-changer for the company. What makes TKM even more attractive is that it has fewer shares issued than WA1, and with the current excitement around critical minerals, any development in its niobium projects could send the share price soaring.The tight share structure, combined with TKM’s proximity to Pilbara miners, suggests that the upside could be enormous. With increasing attention on niobium and gold, and the backing of the $2 billion Critical Minerals Facility from the Australian government, TKM is perfectly placed to outperform. When you consider its position in the market, one can only think there’s no price limit – if there’s any at all.Investors should keep TKM on their radar, as this is one stock that could be flying much higher very soon.