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Here's How to Own ALL of the Most Coveted Battery Metals in ONE Single Vehicle!
ELECTRIC ROYALTIES doesn’t actually own the mines, it owns something better...
Sponsored Message – A
new generation of “metals moguls” may emerge as global energy production tilts from fossil fuels to electric cars, batteries, and other applications – and demand for nine key metals shoots through the roof.
ELECTRIC ROYALTIES (Ticker Symbol ELECF in the U.S. and ELEC in Canada) owns deeded rights to a portion of cash flow expected from a whole array of current and future mines...
all in one place.
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| | Buy ELECF today and you’ll own a share of 40 royalties on copper, lithium, and 7 other critical battery metals – cobalt, nickel, tin, zinc, manganese, vanadium, and graphite – too.
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All this makes ELECF the ultimate “ground floor” opportunity to own the valuable minerals that are in the ground and set to be mined to meet the appetite of The New Electric Economy. The cash flow spigot is expected to be flung wide open soon as royalties from several top projects come online.9 Metals That Can Help You Become Wealthy in “The New Electric Economy”
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Investors who obtain ownership of these nine Electric Economy metals in their cheapest form – in the ground, while they are literally "dirt cheap" – could have the most to gain!
One company – Electric Royalties Ltd. (Ticker Symbol
ELECF
in the U.S.) – is building a diversified portfolio of mining royalties on the critical metals expected to benefit from the drive to electrification.
Here's how this royalty company
works...
Electric Royalties' 3-step system for cashing in on the Electric Economy couldn't be any
simpler –
1. Electric Royalties raises and invests capital to provide essential funding for well-managed mining projects in politically stable, mineral-rich regions.
2. In exchange for this funding, Electric Royalties secures deeded interests in perpetuity to a percentage of the metals in the ground.
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| Royalties are paid when metals are extracted and brought to market. These royalties are paid to Electric Royalties for the life of the mine, typically decades. 3. Electric Royalties does not assume the burdens and risks typically associated with traditional mining operations – environmental,
political, labor, transportation, smelting, etc.A royalty company's only role – once royalty rights are secured and the operating mine digs up the metals – is to collect royalty checks on behalf of its shareholders.Electric Royalties (Ticker Symbol ELECF) does not actually own stock in the mining companies it invests in...
...instead, the company owns a deeded interest in the very metal deposit itself AND the right to cash flow the mine produces over time.Electric Royalties
does not own mines, lease mining equipment, or employ miners either. It does not bear the high burdens of inflation or energy costs involved with operating a mine.Nor is Electric Royalties on the hook for additional capital to build or run any mine, and it doesn’t have to contend with
sticky political or environmental challenges like the actual mine operators so often do. - Electric Royalties is building a portfolio of royalties on the suite of
nine metals that will benefit from the drive to electrification;
- Electric Royalties is creating significant shareholder value through long-term sustainable royalty investments with high cash-flow potential;
- Electric Royalties offers a high-value growth opportunity in a significant global market.
“Growth Sector: Electric Vehicles Sales and the New Electric
Economy Have Arrived” – FORBES Royalty companies have generally outperformed investments made directly in the shares of operating mining companies – as well as the underlying commodities associated with them.Plus, there tends to be less volatility in holding
royalty company shares.The royalty model proved itself big time in the precious metals sector (gold, silver, etc.) starting back in the 1980s. But interestingly, royalties have barely been “a thing” with respect to these other metals... until now.A first mover in its space,
Electric Royalties (ELECF)
is now applying this same time-tested royalty model in the mining of nine metals – lithium, cobalt, copper, nickel, tin, graphite, manganese, zinc, and vanadium – that are absolutely essential to the electrification of the global economy.“The Electric Economy: Why Electric Vehicles Are the Future” – Jay Uhm, TPC Mechatronics ELECTRIC ROYALTIES has 40 royalty contracts in place with at least six anticipated to begin generating revenue between 2025-2028.Learn more about this exciting
company at ElectricRoyalties.com.Watch highly informative video interviews with CEO Brendan Yurik here.Check out the investor slide deck here.
Recent Electric Royalties (ELECF) Metrics in USD (live quote here): |
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| Market Capitalization | $15 Million | | 52-Week Price Range | $0.11 - $0.24 | | One-Week Price Range | $0.14 - $0.16 | | Discount to 52-Week High | 50% | | Royalties | 40 plus 31 optioned properties | | Number of Directors | Five |
| Directors’ experience | 105 years, in aggregate | |
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"As governments set sustainability targets and net-zero policy goals… an incredible opportunity unfolds to create a comprehensive ecosystem strategy that builds the
foundation of an electric economy.” – Guidehouse
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