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9. June 202416:00 GMT+10Small & MicroCap investment
by Eva-Maria Reuter
Corporate communication for the capital market
Small & MicroCap investment: Barrick Gold, Vanadium Resources, Cameco commodity stocks with potential and growth
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Some people are already talking about a new supercycle on the raw materials market. The first of its kind was triggered in the 2000s. China joined the World Trade Organization WTO and opened up to international economic transactions, followed by a decade of steep growth. Industry was ramping up and, together with the booming construction industry, was the country's growth engine. And it took a lot of raw materials to do that. This is followed by a dreary decade in the raw materials market, but that seems to be over. Because the energy transition, the boom in electric cars and the escalating national debt worldwide are driving copper and gold to ever new heights. The record prices for red metal have almost been reached, while gold set new records this year.
And then there are the special metals: from titanium to lithium to vanadium. Here they are the same trends, but sometimes with different effects. For example, vanadium was still a boring metal until a few years ago. But today it is on the list of "critical raw materials" of the USA and the European Union. And there are two reasons for this: Firstly, China and Russia dominate the market and represent around 80 percent of global production. Until now, vanadium has primarily gone into the steel industry. But now lightweight aircraft and energy storage, especially as vanadium flow batteries, are in demand. Both drive the demand for the metal.
The boom in renewable energies, electric cars, the expansion and renewal of Western infrastructure will probably fuel the demand for these raw materials for decades to come. Accordingly, opportunities await long-term investors here.
Vanadium Resources: The Australian company is developing the world-class vanadium steelpoortdrift deposit in South Africa. It is considered one of the largest and highest vanadium deposits in the world. Vanadium Resources recently concluded three declarations of intent to supply the material to end consumers, including groups in the field of vanadium flow batteries. All of these agreements were completed within a calendar month, highlighting the strong demand for vanadium from China. Outside China, Vanadium Resources is also in negotiations with potential offtake partners from Japan, South Korea and European traders and buyers. In addition to these successes, the project's financial data is also impressive. Steelpoortdrift's Net Present Value (NPV) comes to USD 1.212 bn according to the Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS), which is a multiple of Vanadium Resources' current stock market valuation, which is currently around 30 mn Australian dollars. This is offset by possible mining operations over at least 25 years with an annual free cash flow of USD 152 million, the resource on Steelpoortdrift is so large that it can be mined at the planned mining rates over 180 years. Investors can position themselves here in order to benefit from a booming vanadium market in the long term. In addition to steel, the main driver of the market is the demand for energy storage based on vanadium flow battery technology.
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