The ASX players in the best position to help Europe meet its critical minerals shortfall

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New critical minerals in bold. Source: European Commission\nAs a cornerstone of the EU’s Green Deal Industrial Plan, which sets a target for the EU to produce 40% of its own clean tech by 2030, the CRMA is Europe’s answer to the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).\nAnd in turn, by offering of US$365 billion in subsidies, the IRA is a reaction to China’s dominance on mining and processing these minerals to meet global demand.\nAs it stands, China accounts for almost 90% of the world’s processing of rare earths, and 60% of lithium.\nAccording to the European Commission leader Ursula Von der Leyen, the EU sources 97% of its lithium from China, 98% of rare earth supply from China, and 93% of magnesium from China.\n\n‘🇪🇺 depends heavily on a few countries for critical raw materials.\nWe get 98% of our rare earth supply and 93% of our magnesium from China.\nIf we want to be independent we have to strengthen and diversify our supply chains with like-minded partners.’\n— President @vonderleyen pic.twitter.com/9Lid1Ev0q2\n— European Commission (@EU_Commission) March 15, 2023\nBut as a first step in trying to decouple the EU from its dependencies on third (non-EU) countries for critical and strategic raw materials, the Act stipulates minimum targets for domestic production where at least 10% of the EU’s annual consumption needs to be extracted in the EU, at least 40% of it processed, and at least 15% recycled.\nOn the flip-side, no more than 65% of the EU’s annual consumption of each strategic raw material at any relevant stage of processing should come from a single third country.\nTo fast-track the process and cut red tape, the Commission plans to establish ‘one-stop-shops’ within three months of the new Act coming into force, and permit applications for qualifying projects would be done electronically.\nFrom this standpoint, it is worth taking a closer looking at the ASX companies with energy-transition-related projects, plants, or operations in Europe.\nASX players with critical and strategic raw material projects in Europe\nCODE COMPANY PRICE 1 WEEK RETURN % 1 MONTH RETURN % 6 MONTH RETURN % 1 YEAR RETURN % MARKET CAP CNJ Conico Ltd 0.009 -0.052632 -0.181818 -0.769231 -0.413371 $13,544,717 AQI Alicanto Min Ltd 0.035 -0.166667 -0.3 -0.263158 -0.646465 $15,617,477 EVG Evion Group NL 0.055 -0.126984 -0.112903 -0.388889 -0.576923 $15,366,792 EUR European Lithium Ltd 0.063 -0.073529 -0.1 -0.2125 -0.533333 $93,822,068 INF Infinity Lithium 0.094 -0.145455 -0.145455 -0.477778 -0.430303 $43,483,657 PRS Prospech Limited 0.024 0.235521 -0.002079 -0.258687 -0.459459 $2,119,166 VUL Vulcan Energy 5.59 -0.066778 -0.121069 -0.254667 -0.470142 $804,672,039 TLG Talga Group Ltd 1.52 0.034014 -0.100592 0.105455 0.066667 $560,786,137 AGE Alligator Energy 0.032 0.032258 -0.179487 -0.483871 -0.666667 $105,745,624 EMH European Metals Hldg 0.58 -0.064516 -0.04918 -0.292683 -0.528455 $73,078,498 EMN Euromanganese 0.215 -0.218182 -0.232143 -0.258621 -0.488095 $54,204,167 SFR Sandfire Resources 5.86 0.03351 -0.057878 0.526182 0.051791 $2,654,542,102 NNL Nordicnickellimited 0.28 0.076923 -0.050847 0.12 0 $16,368,801 NMT Neometals Ltd 0.6 0.034483 -0.259259 -0.5 -0.660057 $315,062,470 \nALICANTO MINERALS (ASX:AQI)\nCommodity, location, market cap: Copper, Sweden, $16.95m\nAlicanto Minerals is pursuing an aggressive exploration campaign in Sweden’s highly regarded mining region of Bergslagen, known for its large mineralised systems and highly developed infrastructure.\nThe company believes there is a major mineralised belt stretching over 10km from the world class Falun mine right through to Alicanto’s holdings at the Greater Falun project.\nFalun was a monster in its day, producing 28Mt at 4% copper, 4g/t gold, 5% zinc, 2% lead and 35g/t silver over an estimated 1000 years.\nIt closed in 1992 amidst low commodity prices.\nAQI says that despite its world class credentials, Falun has received little follow-up modern exploration since its closure. Its geologists are now poring over old mine data.\nALLIGATOR ENERGY (ASX:AGE)\nCommodity, location, market cap: Nickel-cobalt, Italy, $105.74m\nAlligator Energy recently identified potential drill targets at the Piedmont nickel-cobalt project in Italy following a time domain ground electromagnetic survey.\nResults from the EM survey, which have been processed and interpreted with the assistance of consultant geophysicists, have uncovered a ‘large-scale’ conductive EM anomaly located east of the historic La Balma prospect.\nCompletion of the survey marks the conclusion of the phase two farm-in work program with Chris Reindler and Partners (CRP) and secures Alligator a registered interest of 51% in the underlying licences.\nThe company will seek to establish a joint venture (JV) with CRP now that the survey has been completed.\nCONICO (ASX:CNJ)\nCommodity, location, market cap: Copper-nickel-cobalt-palladium, Greenland, $13.54m\nConico owns two multi-commodity projects on the east coast of Greenland – the Mestervigs and Ryberg projects.\nAt Ryberg, a total of 11 diamond drill holes were completed across four prospects during the Greenland field season in November 2022, confirming high levels of copper, nickel, and PGE elements.\nAt Mestervigs, the Holberg and Nuldal prospects contain fault structures that host quartz-vein hosted lead-zinc-silver-copper- mineralisation analogous to that at the historic Blyklippen mine and the Sortebjerg prospect.\nConico intends to investigate possible third-party interest in collaboration, in some form, for both projects.\nEUROPEAN LITHIUM (ASX:EUR)\nCommodity, location, market cap: Lithium, Austria, $95.31m \nEuropean Lithium has made a big statement in its bid to become the first on-shore producer of lithium hydroxide on the European continent, placing a US$1.5 billion post-tax NPV on its Wolfsberg project in Austria.\nBacked by an offtake deal with BMW, the definitive feasibility study shows the mine and downstream processing operation will generate 8800t of lithium hydroxide monohydrate per annum for 14.6 years.\nThat would amount to some 129,000t over the life of mine from the completion of a hydrometallurgical downstream processing facility in 2026.\nEURO MANGANESE (ASX:EMN)\nCommodity, location, market cap: Manganese, Czech Republic, $92.61m\nEuro Manganese is advancing the development of the Chvaletice manganese project, about an hour’s drive out of Prague, which is a unique waste-to-value recycling and remediation opportunity involving reprocessing old tailings from a decommissioned mine.\nThe Chvaletice project is the only sizable resource of manganese in Europe, strategically positioning the company to provide battery supply chains with critical raw materials to support the global shift to a circular, low-carbon economy.\nEMN entered into an offtake agreement with Verkor, a French-based low-carbon battery manufacturer early this month for the sale of high-purity manganese sulphate monohydrate.\n \n\nEUROPEAN METALS (ASX:EMH)\nCommodity, location, market cap: Lithium, Czech Republic, $119.27m \nEMH’s 49% owned Cinovic lithium-tin project in the Czech Republic is now classified as ‘strategic’ by the European Commission, prioritising the near-term development for hefty EU grants.\nAt 7.39Mt LCE, the Cinovec resource is bigger than all the other hard rock projects in the EU combined, EMH says.\nThe integrated mine and processing operation would produce 29,386tpa lithium hydroxide over an initial 25 years at operating costs of $US5,567/t, according to a recent pre-feasibility study (PFS) update.\nThis would give it an $1.9bn NPV based on a lithium hydroxide price of just $US17,000/t. It would cost $US644m to build.\nINFINITY LITHIUM (ASX:INF)\nCommodity, location, market cap: Lithium, Spain, $45.79m\nInfinity Lithium has successfully produced battery grade lithium hydroxide as part of testwork in studies on its San Jose lithium project in Spain’s Extremadura region.\nAn underground scoping study in 2021 projected the mine would deliver 19,500t of lithium hydroxide annually over the 26-year mine plan at life of mine C1 cash costs of US$6399/t.\nIt has initiated a mining licence and EIA permitting process after receiving approval to lodge an exploitation concession application for the San Jose project in January.\nNEOMETALS (ASX:NMT) \nCommodity, location, market cap: Lithium-nickel-cobalt, Germany, $315.06m\nNeometals is an emerging sustainable battery materials producer with plans to produce nickel, cobalt and lithium from production scrap and end-of-life LIBs in an incorporated JV with leading global plant builder, SMS group.\nDubbed the ‘Primobius JV’, the company operates a commercial disposal service at its 10tpd Shredding ‘Spoke’ in Germany and is the recycling technology partner to Mercedes Benz.\nNORDIC NICKEL (ASX:NNL) \nCommodity, location, market cap: Nickel, Finland, $29.95m\nThe Finland-focused nickel sulphide explorer has two main projects, Pulju and Maaninkijoki 3 (MJ3).\nAt Pulju, NLL has defined an initial 133.6Mt resource for 278,520t nickel and 12,560t cobalt at the Hotinvaara prospect, based on historical near surface drilling only.\nMineralisation here remains open along strike and at depth, with a recent NNL survey picking up some juicy conductors at ~400m, ~800m and ~1500m depth.\nThe 800m deep conductor is enormous at 1.2km by 1km.\nMore importantly, NNL says the prospect covers just 2% of the project area.\nA drilling program is currently underway, with first assay results expected within 8-10 weeks.\nPROSPECH (ASX:PRS)\nCommodity, location, market cap: REE-lithium, Finland, $2.1m\nProspech is preparing for drilling and sampling activities across its portfolio of European critical mineral projects after signing an earn-in acquisition agreement to acquire Finnish company Bambra Oy.\nThis allows Prospech to earn 100% interest in the Jokikangas REE, Korsnas REE and Saarenkylä lithium projects.\nThe Finnish projects feature targets which have been explored and prepared since 2018 and add to the company’s portfolio of six underexplored precious metals projects in Slovakia.\nAccess to rich databases will result in cost effective exploration with walk up drill targets and, as such, generate a strong pipeline of results.\n\nSANDFIRE (ASX:SFR)\nCommodity, location, market cap: Copper, Spain, $2.65b\nSandfire officially became the owner of MATSA copper complex in Spain in February 2022, capping its transition from an Australian mid-tier to a global producer of the red metal.\nThe 100,000tpa operation, which includes a 4.7Mtpa central processing facility surrounded by three underground mines, will become the cornerstone of Sandfire’s business over the next decade – and potentially more.\nWhile it has an initial mine life of 12 years based on known reserves and resources which can be converted, former Sandfire boss Karl Simich was open in his belief additional resources around the MATSA project could establish a mine life of 20 years or more.\nTALGA GROUP (ASX:TLG)\nCommodity, location, market cap: Graphite, Sweden, $560.78m\nThis project developer, which was added to the ASX 300 in early March, is building a European battery materials supply chain with a focus on offering products critical to the green transition.\nThe company recently raised $40 million through a placement to fund early works at its Vittangi anode project in northern Sweden, which will help fund electric vehicle anode production and commercialisation of its ‘Talnode-Si’ silicon anodes.\nTalnode-Si is a composite of graphite, graphene and 50% silicon, which has been designed to boost battery energy capacity when blended with existing commercial graphite anode materials.\nThe Talnode product has been in development since 2018 at Talga’s facilities in Cambridge, UK, with commercial samples being produced at its pilot facility in Rudolstadt, Germany\nTalga expects to soon finalise its negotiations with European battery maker Automotive Cells Company (ACC), hoping to form a legally binding agreement regarding the supply of graphite anode from Talga’s Vittangi Anode Project in Sweden.\nThe company is already in talks with other leading global EV manufacturers to secure agreements on supply volumes, which will be crucial in the next phase of the anode producer’s development.\nEVION GROUP (ASX:EVG)\nCommodity, location, market cap: Graphite, Germany, $16.45m \nEvion’s recent scoping study for its Maniry graphite project in Madagascar built a compelling case for the development of a battery anode material plant in Germany, where graphite concentrate would be processed into uncoated spheronised purified graphite (SPG) for use in lithium-ion batteries.\nThe company is already in discussions with strategic stakeholders about finance options, grants, offtakes, and location options within Germany.\nVULCAN ENERGY (ASX:VUL)\nCommodity, location, market cap: Lithium, Germany, $804.67m\nTurning to another player in the race to bring lithium hydroxide production to Europe, Vulcan Energy wants to produce what it calls “Zero Carbon Lithium” from geothermal brines using wells that also generate non-fossil fuel geothermal energy.\nOne of the hottest stocks on the ASX a couple of years ago, the $900 million market capped Vulcan has to prove to investors its unique extraction method actually will work, and at the costs designed.\nIt is targeting production on the Insheim licence by the end of 2025 for the first phase of the project, with operations at a demonstration plant in Landau due to commence in mid-2023 following two years of pilot testing.\n\nThe EU does not have anywhere near enough of the raw materials it needs\nBut the reliance on foreign sources is inevitable.\nIn order to diversify the Union’s imports of critical raw materials, the Commission says it will need to strengthen its global engagement with reliable partners to develop investment and promote stability in international trade.\nTo achieve this goal, the EU will set up trade actions, including the establishment of a Critical Raw Materials Club for all like-minded countries willing to strengthen global supply chains.\nHere’s a basket of ASX players with critical mineral projects in Aussie\nCODE COMPANY PRICE 1 WEEK RETURN % 1 MONTH RETURN % 6 MONTH RETURN % 1 YEAR RETURN % MARKET CAP CVV Caravel Minerals Ltd 0.195 5% -19% -15% -23% $98,232,796 ALM Alma Metals Ltd 0.014 17% 8% 17% -52% $11,882,010 ANX Anax Metals Ltd 0.062 -6% -13% -6% -30% $22,926,110 ARU Arafura Rare Earths 0.465 -10% -32% 22% 69% $982,575,608 AOU Auroch Minerals Ltd 0.066 43% 10% -7% -45% $24,815,018 BPM BPM Minerals 0.085 -10% -15% -32% -63% $5,937,499 DMM Dmcmininglimited 0.078 -13% -14% -38% -40% $2,336,100 HOR Horseshoe Metals Ltd 0.022 -4% -33% 0% -45% $13,902,743 IPT Impact Minerals 0.01 25% 25% 43% -6% $24,813,706 KNG Kingsland Minerals 0.15 15% -12% -25% 0% $4,715,976 NIS Nickelsearch 0.08 3% -19% -41% -61% $4,840,434 POD Podium Minerals 0.085 -11% -19% -39% -81% $31,636,539 REE Rarex Limited 0.048 14% -6% -23% -52% $28,969,329 SI6 SI6 Metals Limited 0.005 -9% 0% -29% -50% $7,476,973 VSR Voltaic Strategic 0.017 0% -15% -15% -15% $4,609,503 AR1 Australresources 0.205 8% -16% -32% 5% $69,586,800 AZS Azure Minerals 0.28 4% -5% 44% -22% $111,217,281 DYM Dynamicmetalslimited 0.17 -3% 3% 0% 0% $6,300,000 LNR Lanthanein Resources 0.015 -6% -21% -65% -57% $15,702,058 MRD Mount Ridley Mines 0.003 -25% -33% -40% -67% $23,354,649 RMX Red Mount Min Ltd 0.004 0% -20% -33% -53% $9,087,404 PEX Peel Mining Limited 0.125 -4% -19% -24% -43% $75,499,823 ADD Adavale Resource Ltd 0.011 -15% -48% -62% -74% $5,714,787 ERW Errawarra Resources 0.135 -13% -29% -37% -37% $9,075,600 NKL Nickelxltd 0.06 -2% -14% -54% -60% $4,786,000 GRE Greentechmetals 0.12 -11% -8% -29% -45% $4,359,150 KGD Kula Gold Limited 0.018 -5% -18% -38% -61% $6,501,815 TTM Titan Minerals 0.061 7% -2% -2% -38% $84,676,391 STM Sunstone Metals Ltd 0.029 -6% -15% -28% -65% $78,613,393 BUR Burleyminerals 0.22 5% -31% 57% 57% $13,511,158 CHR Charger Metals 0.24 -11% -27% -54% -66% $11,365,736 GT1 Greentechnology 0.65 7% 1% -16% -22% $118,257,804 OCN Oceanalithiumlimited 0.31 -7% -6% -44% 0% $12,024,480 RR1 Reach Resources Ltd 0.004 0% -20% -43% -50% $9,510,203 RGL Riversgold 0.016 0% -27% -60% -73% $13,236,548 MTM Mtmongerresources 0.1 -13% -5% -26% -33% $7,076,025 MEK Meeka Metals Limited 0.044 5% -4% -33% -6% $44,839,575 HRE Heavy Rare Earths 0.1 0% -23% -44% 0% $5,948,793 SGQ St George Min Ltd 0.049 -16% -35% 36% -2% $40,194,506 NWE Norwest Energy NL 0.059 5% -11% 28% 28% $396,142,192 MOH Moho Resources 0.018 -5% 13% -40% -67% $3,737,920 IG6 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