BREAKING NEWS: Australia just activated its largest battery system (Waratah Super Battery), while Bunnings has entered the renewable energy market through its Zelora initiative — offering subsidised solar + battery packages to households.
This is a crystal-clear sign that the energy transition is no longer coming — it’s already here. The NSW Government has backed the Waratah Super Battery with over $1 billion in infrastructure support, and this project alone will ramp up to 850MW capacity by the end of 2025. Add to that the federal and state funding flowing into grid stability, renewables, and battery metals, and we are looking at an investment supercycle in critical minerals.
Now ask yourself which ASX-listed junior is sitting on a confirmed polymetallic system in South Australia with graphite, copper, zinc, nickel, cobalt, and potential PGMs, all under one roof, backed by historical drilling and strategic government interest? The answer is Lincoln Minerals (LML). Among few others . The market may be slow to react, but the future is screaming through the ground.
No battery, no transition — and no battery without LML’s minerals. As the wave of federal funding, future Jpartnerships, and downstream processing moves forward, this stock won’t be trading under 10c for long. Watch the catalysts. Watch kookaburra and Minbrie. Watch history unfold and think wisely. Critical minerals are called critical for reason and Lincoln minerals holds them all.
LML Price at posting:
0.7¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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