Rutile is a mineral investors have probably never heard of, but up-and-coming player Sovereign Metals (SVM) says it's something they'll certainly want to brush up on
Global supplies for this little-known commodity are scarce, but global demand for its uses as a bright white pigment remains strong
What's more, Sovereign Metals holds a game-changing asset in this market: the Kaysia Deposit in Malawi, which is tipped to be one of the largest rutile deposits in the world
Embellished by compelling testing results, fresh discoveries surrounding the prospect and the backing of world-renowned precious metals investors Sprott Capital Partners, the Sovereign rutile play is arguably a movement waiting to happen
Sovereign Metals is trading at 56 cents per share this afternoon in a $216.8 million market cap
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