European Metals Share Discussion Threads

[frankie83] 25/10/2016 07:50

I might be wrong, but is a quarterly statement not due this month? This week?

[wrtmf] 25/10/2016 07:48

off to work soon, will catch up mid evening. hopefully just the start of the next leg up.

[wrtmf] 25/10/2016 07:38

getting there, pre-open mid has moved to 38p.
a price we should have seen on fri.

i think within 10 days, we'll have drilled another 3 holes [9th, 10th, 11th] of this campaign. will there be a winter break soon after? would love to see updated mineral resource estimate after 11-14holes, takes us nicely to the pfs [approx. jan].

we've got a bit of money recently, if drilling restarts feb/mar, hit cinovec with more rigs please. [about 10 holes before fs/bfs to complete 7500m]

can't recall who, but someone, this year, released a fs/bfs, 6 months after pfs.

[telbap] 25/10/2016 07:37

Bang on wrtmf. 38p pre market.....let's see what happens at open.

[wrtmf] 25/10/2016 06:21

asx. 6x knocked on the door of 59cents.

looks like finish at 60c
37.4p

[wrtmf] 24/10/2016 21:20

a year ago i held some rem, but starting reading more about emh as the first few holes of that campaign were being drilled [psn05, psn06]. i recall reading somewhere about waste dump[s] related to old tin mine. very quiet on that front, did they ever get round to sampling what it contained?

[wrtmf] 24/10/2016 20:36

1251
worth a tweet from emh [czech lithium]

[wrtmf] 24/10/2016 19:25

sp should have done this and more on fri!
nice chart today, nevertheless.
controlled rise?

[myst1] 24/10/2016 12:31

Daimler to build global production compound for lithium-ion batteries



This is 80km away from Cinovec!

[someuwin] 24/10/2016 11:36

This should be a lot higher - imo.

[telbap] 24/10/2016 08:44

Good open, nice chart signal this am, positive on low volume, hoping for 6 or 7p rise today

[wrtmf] 24/10/2016 08:43

lol.
plse don't do that 'up high at the beginning, down the rest of the day thing!'

[wrtmf] 24/10/2016 06:40

asx, nice intraday reversal.
pulled down almost from open, back up right before close.

[ahbroad] 21/10/2016 19:57

Wave 5....

[wrtmf] 21/10/2016 19:11

should have finished on a new high. don't care what anyone else says.

[myst1] 21/10/2016 11:53

jam...just looked into this. It seems EMH started trading in Stuttgart around May time under the ticker EQH (Equamineral). This apparently was EMH's former ticker.

[someuwin] 21/10/2016 10:41

Excellent news today.

[ssnichani] 21/10/2016 10:29

Notably Aktiencheck have just doubled their 12m price target from 0.75 EUR to 1.50 EUR!

[myst1] 21/10/2016 09:58

German Article below:

European Metals Holdings Limited: Sensational lithium concentrations of 2.91% Li2O at Europe's largest lithium deposit - Strong Outperformer.

Sensational lithium concentrations of 2.91% Li2O at Europe's largest lithium deposit - Strong Outperformer
European Metals Holdings Limited (SIN: AU000000EMH5, WKN: A14XRL, Ticker: E861, ASX: EMH) is pleased to announce that Aktiencheck Research has written the following article about the company:
Sensational lithium concentrations of 2.91% Li2O at Europe's largest lithium deposit - Strong Outperformer


 
Link to the complete article of Aktiencheck Research on European Metals Holdings Limited:

hxxp://www.aktiencheck.de/exklusiv/Artikel-Sensationelle_Lithium_Konzentrationen_von_2_91_Li2O_493_Aktie_von_Europas_groesster_Lithium_Lagerstaette-7492026
Summary:

Our top lithium share European Metals Holdings Limited (SIN: AU000000EMH5, WKN: A14XRL, ticker: E861, ASX: EMH) announces sensational lithium concentrations of up to 2.91% Li2O for Europe's largest lithium deposit this morning. The top geologists were able to increase the lithium concentration of 0.853% to a sensational 2.91% Li2O using a moist, magnetic separation method. The lithium production could thus be increased to a first-class 92%. This means that the lithium recovery is 10 to 15% higher than in the case of the preliminary economic viability test. Europe's largest lithium deposit thus develops into a highly profitable lithium project. The lithium project, located directly at the German border, is already in the sights of the German Autonomous Authorities, Daimler and BMW. Courageous and risky investors are looking forward to 493% of the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited.
Our lithium-top pick European Metals Holding Limited wants to revise Europe's largest lithium deposit significantly after the excellent results of the ongoing exploration work. The largest lithium storage facility in Europe is expected to grow by 3.4 to 5.3 million tonnes of LCE. The stock rally of the European Metals Holdings Limited lithium shares is likely to continue after these groundbreaking news.
The largest shareholder in our lithium top picks European Metals Holdings Limited is investing another AUD 3 million in the developer of the largest lithium deposit in Europe. Major shareholder Rare Earth Minerals (REM) has been the largest shareholder of European Metals since July 2015 and is continuously increasing its shareholding through placements and market purchases. REM currently has a market capitalization of around 93 million AUD. This ensures the financing of further steps towards a feasibility study.
The car manufacturers Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler are also likely to have an eye on Europe's largest lithium deposit. Right on the German-Czech border, in the heart of Europe, there is a huge lithium deposit of up to 5.7 million tonnes of lithium (LEC). The competitors, which are highly traded on the stock market, are valued at around 6 times as high.
Our Lithium Top Pick European Metals Holdings Limited controls the largest lithium deposit in Europe. The huge lithium deposit located in the heart of Europe has a lithium resource of a tremendous 5.7 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent. Since 2014, the price of lithium carbonate has increased from 4,000 EUR per tonne to more than 20,000 EUR per quintuple. The metal value in the soil of this colossal lithium deposit is thus up to 114 billion EUR.
Our lithium top pick European Metals Holdings Limited remains significantly undervalued compared to its competitors. Despite the enormous lithium deposit of an estimated 5.7 million tonnes of lithium carbonate, European Metals Holdings Limited currently has a market capitalization of only EUR 43.3 million (AUD 61.9 million) on the stock market. The company's value at European Metals Holdings is EUR 7.59 (AUD 10.85) per ton of lithium carbonate. The highly-traded stock market Highflyer Pure Energy and Lithium X Energy are rated 6 times as high. Lithium X Energy is currently investing EUR 52 (AUD 78) per ton of lithium carbonate. Pure Energy Minerals comes from a company value per ton of lithium carbonate of 45 EUR (AUD 67.5).
We therefore reaffirm our assessment of "Strong Outperformer" for the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited. The price target for 12 months of EUR 1.50 will confirm. This equates to a 345% bailout for bold and risky investors. At 24 months, we believe a price target of EUR 2.00 is realistic. This equates to a 493% share of the lithium shares of European Metals Holdings Limited.
Link to the complete article of Aktiencheck Research on European Metals Holdings Limited:

About European Metals Holdings Ltd:

European Metals Holdings Ltd. Is a junior exploration company based in Australia. The aim of the company is the development of the lithium and tin deposit Cinovec on the German-Czech border. Cinovec is the largest lithium resource in Europe with substantial development potential. Cinovec has a lithium resource of the categories Indicated and Inferred of 5.7 million tonnes of LCE (lithium carbonate equivalent, Indicated 0.5 million tonnes of LCE, Inferred 5.1 million tonnes of LCE). The Inferred lithium resource, according to the approved JORC standard, is based on 846 drill holes with a total length of 83,466 meters as well as 21,500 meters of underground tunnel developments. The lithium deposit Cinovec is located 100km northwest of Prague on the German border.
Detailed information on European Metals Holdings Ltd. Please visit our website:

[myst1] 21/10/2016 09:40

Good post from 'Noise' on another site

'I think a key difference is in the process brine vs hard-rock. Brine is cheap, but is produced by taking salt-water and letting it dry through a natural solar process, i.e. it takes ages.

Hard-rock lithium extraction is a relatively larger and newer technology, but can be scaled, especially if these good chaps can keep simplifying the manufacturing plant that goes along with it.

Remember, if lithium is going to become remotely as important as petrol, then the EU will be forced to encourage European production, and EMH sit on the craziest valuation of lithium in the ground.

For a MCAP of £40m, EMH are sat on billions of pounds of lithium'.

[wrtmf] 21/10/2016 08:02

ding, ding, on our way...

[ssnichani] 21/10/2016 07:58

London led the way during the previous rerate and will do so this time around.

[wrtmf] 21/10/2016 07:54

ignore asx for once, london to lead the way...