FROM THE BROKING DESK
A reminder that we’ll be hosting an Investor Seminar on Future Mobility Metals on 5 October at our London office. We’ve an excellent morning arranged, where we’ll introduce mining companies that are developing projects that’ll help meet demand from the automobile industry, as well as specialist analytics and engineering companies that’ll explain where the market’s going and what technologies are being developed. Our presenters are outlined below.
Williams Grand Prix Engineering is one of the leading Formula 1 Grand Prix teams. Its subsidiary Williams Advanced Engineering provides world-class technical innovation, engineering, testing and manufacturing services to the wider OEM automotive sector. It’s one of the most prominent technology companies in the UK that’s at the forefront of the engineering challenges of the 21st Century, with expertise in electrification, aero and thermodynamics, advanced lightweight materials and vehicle integration.
Canalys is a leading global technology market analysis firm, with operations in the UK, California and Singapore. It provides vendors with unique insight and intelligence through analysis services and custom research across the technology spectrum. Canalys has undertaken research into the advent of autonomous vehicle deployment and the current strategy of OEMs.
European Metals (LON:EMH) is an AIM- and ASX-listed exploration and development company advancing the Cinovec deposit on the Czech/German border. Cinovec is Europe’s largest lithium resource and the fourth largest non-brine lithium resource globally; it could potentially be the lowest-cost hard rock producer in the world.
Peak Resources (ASX:PEK) †† is an ASX-listed exploration and development company developing the Ngualla Rare Earth Project in Tanzania. Ngualla is one of the world’s largest undeveloped neodymium and praseodymium (Nd/Pr) projects in the world. These metals are vital components of the permanent magnets used in traction motors for electric vehicles and wind turbines.
Others could still be added. The seminar will kick off at 8:45am and run to midday. Places are going fast, so please reply to this e-mail or let your RFC Ambrian contact know if you’d like to attend as soon as possible.