Lomiko Launches Innovative Interactive Video with NFUSZ and Market One Media as Graphite Prices Climb
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Lomiko Launches Innovative Interactive Video with NFUSZ and
Market One Media as Graphite Prices Climb
Vancouver, B.C January 16, 2018– Lomiko Metals Inc. (“Lomiko”) (TSX-V: LMR, OTC: LMRMF, FSE:
DH8C) has launched a campaign to increase investor awareness of Lomiko’s graphite exploration at the
La Loutre Property . Using an interview recorded by Market One Media, Los Angeles -based NFUSZ has
created an interactive video format that allows investors to watch a short video, view the website and then
immediately contact the company all from one page.
“When lithium prices tripled 2015- 16, it brought
incredible attention to the junior lithium market.
Now that flake graphite prices are increasing, we
hope it will draw the attention of quick -acting,
savvy investors looking for maximum return on
investment in the other battery material -
graphite.” states A. Paul Gill, Lomiko Metals Inc.
CEO.
“Lomiko Metals provides an interesting
combination of advanced development with a
resource established, a new drilling campaign,
and small market capitalization.”
(Hannah Bernard of Market One Media Interviews A. Paul Gill, CEO
of Lomiko Metals – photo courtesy of Market One Media)
https://bnotifi.com/ajax2.php?mediaid=4044&thumb=5a4c326332ec2
Lomiko’s current development is perfectly timed for the coming attention on graphite in 2018. Lomiko aims
to start drilling at its La Loutre Property which will allow for an expansion its current resource and publish a
Pre-Economic Assessment in 2018 to meet the anticipated demand for various types of graphite .
Reports during October on Industrial Minerals website indicates that European prices for flake graphite with
94% and 97% purity has risen $ 200/tonne.
Roskill Information Services of London, U.K. (“Roskill”) recent article on natural flake graphite indicates
prices have risen recently with the largest increases seen in grades above 95% C. P rocessing plant
closures have continued in Shandong, which com pounded already existing supply, As well as affecting
graphite available for batteries, the closures have resulted in higher prices for larger flake graphite used in
expandable/expanded graphite and refractories.
Roskill states: “… demand for both natural and synthetic continues to increase from the battery industry with
the strengthening EV market. Both General Motors (GM) and Renault have recently released their plans
for increased EV output. GM plans to launch 20 EV models by 2023 as part of its journey to an all -electric
future. Renault plans to double its EV offerings in the next five years and to strengthen its business in China.
Panasonic announced the start of automotive lithium-ion battery production at a plant in Himeji, Japan from
2019; it already has five lithium-ion battery plants in Japan and supplies to Tesla.”
Further, Steel 360 reports, “Steel manufacturers have been perplexed with the sudden rise in prices as well
as the unavailability of graphite electrodes which is essential in electric arc furnaces (“EAF”). With the surge
in EAF capacity in China following the crackdown on obsolete induction furnaces prices of graphite
electrode rods started to skyrocket exponentially. The increase in use of graphite electrodes in the lead
battery industry only made the raw material even dearer as both industries began to compete for the limited
material. The rise in production of graphite electrodes has not been able to keep pace with the rise in
demand thus resulting in extreme shortage.”
The interactive video is provided by nFusz, Inc. (OTCQB: FUSZ) and notifiCRM, the world’s first interactive
video-based CRM. For your own interactive video, email [email protected] or sign up at notificrm.com.
For more information on Lomiko Metals, review the website at www.lomiko.com, contact A. Paul Gill at 604-
729-5312 or email: [email protected].
On Behalf of the Board
“A. Paul Gill”
Chief Executive Officer
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