Dear Reader, China is deploying its most dangerous weapon yet in its quest for global dominance. It’s not a new tank or a more powerful nuclear warhead. But if left unchecked, it could seriously cripple the West (including Australia). A near monopoly on critical metals… These are resources that every country on Earth desperately needs right now: copper for electrical grids and wiring…rare earths for military technology and consumer devices…and lithium for EV batteries. In many cases, China controls up to 90% of the global supply of these metals. This over-reliance on China is a huge geopolitical risk… Which is why the West is scrambling to build a critical metal supply chain of its own. One Aussie mining stock could become a key part of that strategy. It’s a start-up that not only plans to mine nickel (a critical metal for EV batteries) but also process it…a move that could threaten China’s monopoly on battery chemicals. The high-potential company has already attracted significant attention, closing multimillion-dollar supply deals with LG, Samsung, and General Motors. The best part is that you can buy this stock for just 10 cents at time of writing. For more details, read my investment briefing. Click here for access. Cheers, Callum Newman, Editor, Australian Small-Cap Investigator |