Lomiko Metals Talks Tesla, Batteries, Graphite and the Decade of the Electric Vehicle Revolution at Pdac Booth IE2547 (Vancouver, B.c. & Toronto, Ontario)
#439- 7184 120th Street, Surrey, B.C. V3W 0M6
February 25, 2020
LOMIKO METALS TALKS TESLA, BATTERIES, GRAPHITE AND THE DECADE OF THE ELECTRIC
VEHICLE REVOLUTION AT PDAC BOOTH IE2547
(Vancouver, B.C. & Toronto, Ontario) Lomiko Metals Inc. (“Lomiko”) (TSX-V: LMR, OTC: LMRMF, FSE:
DH8C) Lomiko Metals Inc. is please to announce that the company will attend the Prospectors &
Developers Association Conference at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre March 1-4, 2020. Lomiko will
be at booth #2547 in the Investors Exchange portion of the Conference. Lomiko is focused on developing
graphite materials supply for the green economy.
Prospects for developing c ritical minerals mines in Quebec were buoyed when Canada and the
US announced January 9, 2020 they have finalized the Canada- US Joint Action Plan on Critical Minerals
Collaboration. The Plan is aimed to secure a North American supply chain for the critical minerals needed
for manufacturing sectors, communication technology, aerospace and defence, and clean technology.
Canada has significant resources of graphite, lithium, cobalt, aluminum, and rare earths.
Media has also focused on Tesla in recent interviews with CEO A. Paul Gill who has consistently spoken
about the coming change in consumer purchasing patterns. In the last decade, range anxiety and concerns
over infrastructure have limited the penetration of electric vehicles in the North American market and this
has cast doubt on the potential of Tesla. However, it is clear that those fears have been alleviated and with
the onset of new electric vehicles from Ford, GM, BMW, Audi, Volkswagen and others .
“Tesla stock price closing in on $ 1000 per share and its valuation has exceeded $ 100 billion. This is a
major indicator that investors think electric vehicles will become mainstream. Every day, I see at least one
or more. And every time I see one, I think about the battery it holds which contains up to 70 kgs of graphite.”,
stated A. Paul Gill, CEO of Lomiko Metals, “That’s why Lomiko looked for projects with good infrastructure,
high grades and high carbon purity so we could make strides toward participating in the supply chain of
electric vehicles with materials such as spherical graphite and graphite anodes.”
Mr. Gill has been interviewed on the Los Angles TV Show Big Biz and the Geekery Review in Salt Lake
City, Utah focusing on Tesla, EV Batteries and Natural Flake Graphite.
Big Biz Show
The Geekery Review
For more information on Lomiko Metals, email: [email protected].
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“A. Paul Gill”
CEO & Director
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