Raw materials summit today

The recording of the Raw materials summit from earlier today

https://www.youtube.com/live/KAlSj_xOBnI?si=2BJbcJ6Mk8IeubKF

https://twitter.com/MarosSefcovic/status/1790714700814041475?t=RvIGDrYMV4fDHbGv1SwCSw&s=19

Critical raw materials act starts on May 23rd

https://www.euronews.com/green/2024/05/09/critical-raw-materials-lithium

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/european-investment-bank_eibventuredebt-bluechampions-venturedebt-activity-7196076871883583493-xdKy?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

It won't let me send the file but if you search - (CMRA opportunity - challenged viability and next steps) for lithium mining they only have 5 assets on the map - Cinovec is one - and 10 for processing were Cinovec is also included - the only one that covers both.

Research is king while still under the European Bank 42.3 price and with the Just Transition funds grant on the way - especially when all useful info shared gets intentionally covered up

I personally feel so peaceful with my investment here going forward knowing the Asset Cinovec Is what we're invested in knowing the fuse is lit on multiple big catalysts that only get closer everyday - listen to the Raw materials summit from today - EU World class standard mining is coming - the US has moved incredibly fast since the IRA and CMRA is the EU's equivalent. You can move gigafactorys but you can't move mineral deposits - and Cinovec is by far the largest lithium deposit in Europe looking to produce Major numbers - especially compared to the current cap. Grant, offtake and DFS completetion can all rerate the share price and then Cinovec is at FID. Full local acceptance was a subtle but major green light.

Jan Losenický, Mayor of Kadaň, added: "We welcome the plan of ČEZ and Geomet to build a lithium plant in Prunéřov. People from our town who currently work in coal-fired power plants or mines, but which will be gradually downsized and closed, could find employment in the processing plant. The investor has promised to invest in the training and retraining of current employees so that they can be employed in the new sophisticated plant. We are glad that ČEZ will not leave the region with the end of coal but will remain one of the largest investors and employers in the region, also thanks to the lithium park project.

All ducks are lined up for EMH to succeed - 8bn gigafactory factory bid negotiations for 2 months now

The Czech government is doing everything possible to launch lithium mining in the Krušné hory (Ore Mountains), PM Petr Fiala said during the cabinet's visit to the Ústí nad Labem Region on Wednesday. Fiala added that cooperation between the investor and the regional government was essential.

Fiala sees the mining of lithium, which is used to produce car batteries, as a strategic raw material and essential for the restart of Czechia. According to Industry and Trade Minister Jozef Síkela, negotiations with three investors to build a car battery factory in the Czech Republic are at an advanced stage.