HÄGGÅN battery metal project - value $217 billion

key points - potential investors read september quarterly. its hard to believe in this market that AEE's EV is around $20 million. A major rerate WILL occur.

The Häggån Polymetallic Project contains significant quantities of cobalt, vanadium, copper, uranium, molybdenum, nickel, zinc and neodymium.

In the 2012 Scoping Study the project value was US$1.8 billion. This value only incorporated a small portion of the Battery Metals. Todays value is $217 billion.

During the quarter, Aura continued to focus on development of ‘green’ and ‘Battery Group’ metals, including vanadium, nickel, cobalt, zinc and neodymium, at the Häggån polymetallic deposit in Sweden. Häggån represents one of the world’s largest undeveloped vanadium resources with significant value in nickel, zinc, copper and cobalt, in addition to the previously defined uranium value.

Aura conducted a study of Häggån’s gross metal content to highlight the significant polymetallic potential of the project and to illustrate the value of these metals at current prices

Metal Value Distribution Total Metal Current Prices

Mo $ 7,418,362,500

Ni $ 7,351,740,000

V2O5 $ 151,533,704,341

Zn $ 2,886,622,500

Cu $ 1,616,677,686

Co $ 3,007,044,071

Ag $ 663,721,731

Nd $ 3,446,651,000

Base metals $ 177,924,523,829

U3O8 $ 40,067,500,000

Total $ 217,992,023,800