We’re focused on battery metals that will advance the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) to create a cleaner world while building new industries.
See Our Core Values of Sustainability at Work
A new era of mining is here, and we stand at the forefront. The move toward electric vehicles is making steady progress worldwide, and carmakers are projecting aggressive growth targets for EV sales.
Value
Strategically target the EV market’s near-term & long-term demand to create shareholder value.
Sustainability
Zero in on only battery metals with rapid demand growth forecasts & positioned to outperform in the market
Opportunity
Create secure, domestic supply solutions for North American auto makers and battery manufacturers.
Digging Deep: The Future is Looking Very Bright
Major traditional automobile manufacturers like GM and Ford are investing billions to electrify their model ranges over the next 10 to 15 years. That means more investment in lithium mining and battery production will be necessary to ensure EVs are readily available around the world.
EV Growth May Be Determined by Miners & Battery Producers
Lithium markets were previously oversupplied, lagging investment. However new demands could result in shortages of the key raw material for batteries as EV demand surges. Along with new environmental regulations, this will put the pinch on many “traditional” mining companies.
We’re More Than Ready to Take On this Challenge
While most mining companies are business-as-usual and less prepared for future broad economic shocks – Surge Battery Metals is fully prepared to take advantage of this unprecedented economic opportunity.
Bright Future For Battery Metals
“The outlook for EV adoption is getting much brighter, due to a combination of more policy support, further improvements in battery density and cost, more charging infrastructure being built, and rising commitments from automakers.”
“BloombergNEF (BNEF) forecasts global sales of zero- emission cars rising from 4% of the market in 2020 to 70% by 2040.”
“Around 90% of battery demand will come from electric vehicles (EVs) over the next two decades.”
“Battery-related metals such as nickel, copper, and lithium are expected to see their EV- related demand surge in the coming years.”