Electric locomotion is only one of several aspects of the electrical revolution. The leap from the age of fossil combustion and the most immediate consumption possible to the decentralization of energy production, the corresponding need to store electrical energy on site and, ultimately, a true revolution in mobility has begun, but the electric boom will now really take off, and not only in automotive engineering. The Battery Metals Report 2021 provides the latest information on demand, price development and investment opportunities for the most important battery metals lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper and vanadium.
Raw materials are indispensable for the development of industry and technology worldwide, which makes them a sought-after commodity. The mining and raw materials experts at Swiss Resource Capital AG regularly compile special reports on the precious metals gold, silver, platinum and palladium, the battery metals lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper and vanadium, as well as on the raw material that is the only one that enables emission-free and at the same time base-load-capable power generation: uranium.
The Battery Metals Report 2021 is currently available for free download:
https://download.resource-capital.ch/fileadmin/reports/2021/ok_en_BMR2021.pdf
It contains comprehensive information on the most important battery metals and also clearly shows that in 2020 the prices and the mood for the most important battery metals lithium, cobalt, nickel, vanadium and copper have bottomed out. While an extreme shortage of supply, especially of lithium and nickel, was previously forecast for 2025/2026, many e-mobility programs worldwide mean that such a shortage is now expected to occur as early as 2023. In addition, the report provides insightful interviews with exclusively selected experts from the industry. The report is rounded off by the presentation of a number of interesting companies that are suitable for speculation on rising battery metal prices.
You can find all special reports here:
https://www.resource-capital.ch/en/reports/
This is for information only. No guarantee for information, data. No liability. This is not an invitation to buy or sell securities. The disclaimer/risk information of Swiss Resource Capital AG applies as follows. Direct access can be obtained under Disclaimer: https://www.resource-capital.ch/en/disclaimer/.
Raw materials are indispensable for the development of industry and technology worldwide, which makes them a sought-after commodity. The mining and raw materials experts at Swiss Resource Capital AG regularly compile special reports on the precious metals gold, silver, platinum and palladium, the battery metals lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper and vanadium, as well as on the raw material that is the only one that enables emission-free and at the same time base-load-capable power generation: uranium.
The Battery Metals Report 2021 is currently available for free download:
https://download.resource-capital.ch/fileadmin/reports/2021/ok_en_BMR2021.pdf
It contains comprehensive information on the most important battery metals and also clearly shows that in 2020 the prices and the mood for the most important battery metals lithium, cobalt, nickel, vanadium and copper have bottomed out. While an extreme shortage of supply, especially of lithium and nickel, was previously forecast for 2025/2026, many e-mobility programs worldwide mean that such a shortage is now expected to occur as early as 2023. In addition, the report provides insightful interviews with exclusively selected experts from the industry. The report is rounded off by the presentation of a number of interesting companies that are suitable for speculation on rising battery metal prices.
You can find all special reports here:
https://www.resource-capital.ch/en/reports/
This is for information only. No guarantee for information, data. No liability. This is not an invitation to buy or sell securities. The disclaimer/risk information of Swiss Resource Capital AG applies as follows. Direct access can be obtained under Disclaimer: https://www.resource-capital.ch/en/disclaimer/.
