EUROPEAN MET.HLDGS CDIS 1 WKN: A14XRL ISIN: AU000000EMH5 Kürzel: EMH Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Finde es auch nicht, würde mich sehr interessieren.

Wo gibts das Interview zum anschauen?

Läuft gut hier, wenn Tesla da einsteigt gehts noch weiiiiit weiter rauf 🤑🤑

Interview mit dem CEO , Tesla sei interessiert

Ja bin ich, heute ist ja Wahnsinn

Was geht ab. News?

Soeht gut aus froggle. Bist du drin?

Augsburger. Danke, habe ich auch so gelesen. Hätte gedacht das das. Lithium Gebiet ein einziges ist. Auch Länder übergreifend. Bisschen Unsicherheit schadet ja nicht. Bin mal auf weitere news gespannt. Danke

@froggle99 Jedes Unternehmen arbeitet in einem anderen Land. Zinnwald -> Deutschland European Metals -> Tschechien

Ich Check das nicht das Zinnwald Lithium jetzt an den Start geht. Und mit Bohrungen anfangen will. EMH ist doch fasst durch mit den Bohrungen. Das ist doch das selbe Gebiet. Das ist doch komisch, oder ?

Schreibt mal alle unter dem Youtube video von herrn bußler, vom aktionär tv, er soll uns die meinung zu european metals geben

SUCCESSFUL PLACING TO RAISE AUD 7.1M • Firm Commitments from institutional and sophisticated investors received for a private placement of AUD 7.1 million (before costs) • Includes substantial support and participation with a A5 million contribution by Luxembourg green energy fund, Thematica Future Mobility • Funds raised will assist in further development of the Cinovec Project and general working capital and to introduce strategic institutional investors as the Company progresses the Project towards FID and full funding • Cinovec contains the largest hard rock lithium deposit in Europe • Cinovec is fully funded to final investment decision with approximately EUR 26.7m in the Project company currently • EMH intending to become one of the lowest carbon footprint producers of battery grade Lithium Hydroxide and Lithium Carbonate in Europe • Cinovec is situated within 250 km of a large number of existing or proposed end users of battery grade lithium chemicals European Metals Holdings Limited (ASX & AIM: EMH, NASDAQ: ERPNF) (“European Metals” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce it has successfully received firm commitments for a placement for approximately 6.45 million CDI’s at an issue price of A1.10 per CDI to raise A7.1 million (before costs) (Placement). The Placement was well supported, especially by Thematica Future Mobility, a Luxembourg-based green energy fund. The proceeds of the Placement will assist in the further development of the Cinovec Lithium Project, the largest hard rock lithium resource in Europe, and further general working capital. European Metals Executive Chairman Keith Coughlan said: “We are very pleased to complete this capital raising at this *** and to add cornerstone shareholders to our register who we believe will be very valuable to the Company as we move into our full project funding. It is very pleasing in particular to welcome Thematica Future Mobility to the Company. Thematica is a specialist investor in the Electric Vehicle supply chain, based in Luxembourg. As such, Thematica recognizesthe unique opportunity presented by investment in the Cinovec Project against a backdrop of unprecedented EU support.” A Thematica representative said: “The strong growth in European EV sales and the rise of domestic battery cell production is going to require substantial lithium supply in the future. The European Raw Material Alliance (ERMA) has stated its ambition is to have 80% of lithium supply sourced locally – we see European Metals Holdings, that should reach final investment decision in early 2022 post the completion of a definitive feasibility study, as one of the first producers of battery-grade lithium chemicals on the continent and given its large resource, a meaningful contributor to the ERMA target.”

SUCCESSFUL PLACING TO RAISE AUD 7.1M • Firm Commitments from institutional and sophisticated investors received for a private placement of AUD 7.1 million (before costs) • Includes substantial support and participation with a A5 million contribution by Luxembourg green energy fund, Thematica Future Mobility • Funds raised will assist in further development of the Cinovec Project and general working capital and to introduce strategic institutional investors as the Company progresses the Project towards FID and full funding • Cinovec contains the largest hard rock lithium deposit in Europe • Cinovec is fully funded to final investment decision with approximately EUR 26.7m in the Project company currently • EMH intending to become one of the lowest carbon footprint producers of battery grade Lithium Hydroxide and Lithium Carbonate in Europe • Cinovec is situated within 250 km of a large number of existing or proposed end users of battery grade lithium chemicals European Metals Holdings Limited (ASX & AIM: EMH, NASDAQ: ERPNF) (“European Metals” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce it has successfully received firm commitments for a placement for approximately 6.45 million CDI’s at an issue price of A1.10 per CDI to raise A7.1 million (before costs) (Placement). The Placement was well supported, especially by Thematica Future Mobility, a Luxembourg-based green energy fund. The proceeds of the Placement will assist in the further development of the Cinovec Lithium Project, the largest hard rock lithium resource in Europe, and further general working capital. European Metals Executive Chairman Keith Coughlan said: “We are very pleased to complete this capital raising at this *** and to add cornerstone shareholders to our register who we believe will be very valuable to the Company as we move into our full project funding. It is very pleasing in particular to welcome Thematica Future Mobility to the Company. Thematica is a specialist investor in the Electric Vehicle supply chain, based in Luxembourg. As such, Thematica recognizesthe unique opportunity presented by investment in the Cinovec Project against a backdrop of unprecedented EU support.” A Thematica representative said: “The strong growth in European EV sales and the rise of domestic battery cell production is going to require substantial lithium supply in the future. The European Raw Material Alliance (ERMA) has stated its ambition is to have 80% of lithium supply sourced locally – we see European Metals Holdings, that should reach final investment decision in early 2022 post the completion of a definitive feasibility study, as one of the first producers of battery-grade lithium chemicals on the continent and given its large resource, a meaningful contributor to the ERMA target.”

(Alliance News) - European Metals Holdings Ltd gab am Dienstag bekannt, dass die Zwischenergebnisse der sechs kürzlich abgeschlossenen Bohrlöcher im Cinovec-Lithium-Zinn-Projekt in der Tschechischen Republik den Erwartungen entsprachen oder diese übertrafen. Das Mineralexplorations- und -entwicklungsunternehmen, das eine 49% ige Beteiligung am Cinovec-Projekt hält, sagte, dass in allen sechs Löchern der obere Teil des gebohrten Erzkörpers in Zinn erhöht ist. Der beste Abschnitt wurde aus dem Loch CIS-22 mit einem Intervall von 28 Metern mit durchschnittlich 0,3% Zinn zurückgegeben. European Metals gab bekannt, dass das Bohren von 12 von 19 Löchern, die bereits im August begonnen wurden, abgeschlossen ist. Das dreizehnte Loch ist derzeit im Gange. Alle sechs Löcher wurden in Lithiumerz und nicht in dem darunter liegenden Granit mit niedrigem Glimmergehalt abgeschlossen, der als Fußwand des Lithiumgranits angesehen wird. "Der Hauptzweck des Programms besteht darin, einen größeren Teil der Ressource in die gemessene Kategorie umzuwandeln, um dem Finanzmodell mehr Sicherheit und Sicherheit für die Finanziers zu bieten, mit denen wir derzeit diskutieren. Es ist wichtig, dies im ersten zu beachten In der Phase des vorgeschlagenen Verfahrens hat die feuchte magnetische Trennung den Effekt, dass der Gehalt an Lithiumoxid im Konzentrat auf etwa 2,9% stark erhöht wird ", sagte Keith Coughlan, Executive Chairman. Die Aktien von European Metals stiegen am Dienstag in London um 11% auf 61,00 Pence. Von Zoe Wickens; zoewickens@alliancenews.com

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