Overview
Recharge Resources is currently looking to identify, explore, and develop complementary battery metals technologies via open-source applications to improve the world and meet growing demand. With industry experts across the supply chain, Recharge Resources is uniquely positioned to acquire mining properties to produce the battery materials required to meet the increasing demand for electric vehicles.
Address
Royal Centre, Suite 1500
1055 West Georgia Street, PO Box 11117
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada V6E 4N7
Transfer Agent
Endeavor Trust Company
Suite 702 – 777 Hornby Street,
Vancouver, BC, V6Z 1S4
Auditor
Saturna Group Chartered Accountant LLP
1066 West Hastings Street, Suite 1250,
Vancouver, BC Canada V6E3X1
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Why Invest?
DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIO
As a diversified battery metals company Recharge Resources focuses on all 3 elements of battery metals, not just one, including lithium, nickel, cobalt. As each element works in tandem with another to power lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), Recharge Resources believes it is imperative to optimize each area of the battery metals sector.
DEMONSTRATED EXPERTISE
Our company’s assets are located in stable mining-friendly jurisdictions with a strong potential for growth. Recharge Resources is led by an experienced team focused on advancing our assets to develop battery metal resources in North America and beyond.
BATTERY METAL PRICES
Battery metal prices have recovered strongly throughout the first half of 2021. Total annual demand for batteries in 2030 is now 35% higher than originally forecasted in 2020. This shift can be attributed to the increase in demand for passenger electric vehicles, according to BloombergNEF Analysts.
COMMITTED TO CLEAN ENERGY
Green, renewable energy is the key to a more sustainable future. Driven by the electrifying race to meet the increasing demand of battery powered vehicles, Recharge Resources is dedicated to meet the needs of this rapidly growing market.
Supply and Demand
The nickel sulphate market is forecasted to remain in balance in the short term despite the expected demand in the next 5 years. Domestic demand in China was relatively low as some automakers shifted to Lithium iron phosphate chemistries. This will have limited impact in the adoption of nickel-rich battery cathode chemistries, and as such, the nickel sulfate market balance may slip into a 128,000 metric ton deficit as early as 2024.
Cobalt prices are forecasted to hold as the metal prices rose by 42% during the first half of 2021 on the London Metals Exchange. In March, cobalt rose to $53,000 per ton, it’s highest price since March 2018 and 15% above the five-year average. The cobalt metal price could average $45,000 per ton year-end 2021. With the market projected to be relatively in surplus throughout the decade, BloombergNEF expects prices will hold at an average of $44,000 per ton up to 2025.
Analyst Coverage
Disclaimer:
For information purposes only, Below is a list of analysts that currently provide research coverage of Recharge Resources. Recharge Resources does not provide analysts’ reports or their recommendations, nor does it endorse or approve any opinions, estimates, or forecasts of any analyst regarding the Company’s business or its securities, or their conclusions or recommendations. This list may not be accurate or exhaustive, as analysts and institutions may change their coverage universe from time to time.
| FIRM | ANALYST | Date of Report | Website |
| Intela Research | Matthew Levy, CFA | October 31st, 2022 | Intelaresearch.com |