Battery Metals Report 2021 - Update 2: New and relevant information to download

Almost 20 years after the founding of Tesla, the first commercial e-car manufacturer, the electric locomotion sector has taken on a momentum hardly thought possible. This requires large quantities of metals that have had little or much less use in conventional vehicles with internal combustion engines. These include primarily the battery metals lithium, nickel, manganese and cobalt, as well as copper and graphite. Yet even now, at an early stage when the electrorevolution is just beginning to gain momentum, there is a threat of glaring supply bottlenecks that have caused prices for most of these materials and metals to skyrocket in recent months. For investors, right now is an excellent entry opportunity into the world of battery metals.

The 2^nd update of the Battery Metals Report 2021 provides the latest information on demand, price trends and investment opportunities for the key battery metals lithium, cobalt, nickel and copper.

Commodities are essential for the development of industry and technology worldwide, which makes them a sought-after commodity. The mining and commodity experts of Swiss Resource Capital AG regularly prepare special reports on the precious metals gold, silver, platinum and palladium, the battery metals lithium, cobalt, nickel and copper, as well as on the commodity that is the only one that makes emission-free and at the same time base-load capable power generation possible: uranium.

Currently, the brand new 2^nd update of the Battery Metal Report 2021 is available for free download:

https://download.resource-capital.ch/fileadmin/reports/2021/12/2en_BMR_Up2.pdf?utm_source=pdf&utm_medium=&utm_id=download

It contains comprehensive information on the most important battery metals as well as copper as the most important metal for interconnecting electrical components.

In addition, the report provides insightful interviews with exclusively selected experts from the industry. The presentation of a number of interesting companies that are suitable for speculation on rising battery metals prices completes the report.

All special reports can be found here:
https://www.resource-capital.ch/en/reports/

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Über die Swiss Resource Capital AG

Swiss Resource Capital AG, based in Herisau, Switzerland, is one of Europe’s leading communications agencies for commodity companies, focusing on the German-speaking region. In addition to the special reports, SRC AG, as the world’s leading provider, also offers self-produced contributions on Commodity-TV and Rohstoff-TV.

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