Military Metals Appoints DGWA as European Financial Markets Advisor
Military Metals Corp. (MILIF) has appointed DGWA GmbH as its European financial market advisor to support its 100% owned Trojárová antimony-gold property in western Slovakia. DGWA will assist with investor relations, funding applications, and strategic connections in the European market.
The appointment comes at a time when antimony prices are reaching all-time highs, with analysts predicting potential prices of US $100,000 per ton, double the current rate. The company is currently working on converting Soviet-era resource data into NI 43-101 compliant resources with SLR.
DGWA's services will include organizing site visits, European roadshows, grant funding applications, introductions to defense sector companies, and managing German-language communications and investor relations. The EU has allocated significant funding for domestic critical minerals projects, with antimony being listed in Europe's Critical Raw Materials Act.
Military Metals Corp. (MILIF) ha nominato DGWA GmbH come consulente per il mercato finanziario europeo per sostenere la sua proprietà di antimoni e oro Trojárová, di cui detiene il 100%. DGWA supporterà le relazioni con gli investitori, le domande di finanziamento e i collegamenti strategici nel mercato europeo.
La nomina arriva in un momento in cui i prezzi dell'antimonio raggiungono massimi storici, con gli analisti che prevedono prezzi potenziali di US $100.000 per tonnellata, il doppio dell'attuale valore. L'azienda sta attualmente lavorando per convertire i dati delle risorse risalenti all'era sovietica in risorse conformi allo standard NI 43-101 con SLR.
I servizi di DGWA comprenderanno l'organizzazione di visite ai siti, roadshow europei, domande di finanziamento a fondo perduto, presentazioni ad aziende del settore della difesa e gestione delle comunicazioni e delle relazioni con gli investitori in lingua tedesca. L'UE ha allocato un finanziamento significativo per progetti domestici di minerali critici, con l'antimonio incluso nella Legge Europea sulle Materie Prime Critiche.
Military Metals Corp. (MILIF) ha nombrado a DGWA GmbH como su asesor en el mercado financiero europeo para apoyar su propiedad de antimonio-oro Trojárová, de la que posee el 100%. DGWA asistirá con las relaciones con inversores, solicitudes de financiamiento y conexiones estratégicas en el mercado europeo.
El nombramiento llega en un momento en que los precios del antimonio están alcanzando máximos históricos, con analistas prediciendo precios potenciales de US $100,000 por tonelada, el doble de la tarifa actual. La compañía está trabajando actualmente en convertir los datos de recursos de la era soviética en recursos conformes al estándar NI 43-101 con SLR.
Los servicios de DGWA incluirán organizar visitas al sitio, roadshows europeos, solicitudes de financiamiento de subvenciones, presentaciones a empresas del sector de defensa y gestionar las comunicaciones y relaciones con los inversores en alemán. La UE ha asignado un financiamiento significativo para proyectos domésticos de minerales críticos, con el antimonio incluido en la Ley Europea de Materias Primas Críticas.
밀리터리 메탈스 Corp. (MILIF)는 슬로바키아 서부에 위치한 100% 소유의 트로야로바 안티몬-금 자산을 지원하기 위해 DGWA GmbH를 유럽 금융 시장 자문사로 임명했습니다. DGWA는 투자자 관계, 자금 신청 및 유럽 시장에서의 전략적 연결을 지원할 것입니다.
이번 임명은 안티몬 가격이 사상 최고치에 도달하고 있는 시점에 이루어졌습니다. 분석가들은 잠재적인 가격을 톤당 100,000달러로 예측하고 있으며, 이는 현재 가격의 두 배입니다. 회사는 현재 소련 시대의 자원 데이터를 NI 43-101 기준에 부합하는 자원으로 전환하는 작업을 하고 있습니다.
DGWA의 서비스에는 현장 방문 조직, 유럽 로드쇼, 보조금 자금 신청, 방위 산업 기업에 대한 소개 및 독일어 소통 및 투자자 관계 관리가 포함됩니다. EU는 국내 중요 광물 프로젝트에 대해 상당한 자금을 할당했으며, 안티몬은 유럽의 중요 원자재 법에 포함되어 있습니다.
Military Metals Corp. (MILIF) a nommé DGWA GmbH comme son conseiller pour le marché financier européen afin de soutenir sa propriété d'antimoine-or Trojárová, dont elle détient 100%. DGWA aidera aux relations investisseurs, aux demandes de financement et aux connexions stratégiques sur le marché européen.
Cette nomination intervient à un moment où les prix de l'antimoine atteignent des niveaux record, avec des analystes prédisant des prix potentiels de 100 000 USD par tonne, soit le double du taux actuel. L'entreprise travaille actuellement à la conversion des données de ressources de l'époque soviétique en ressources conformes à la norme NI 43-101 avec SLR.
Les services de DGWA comprendront l'organisation de visites de sites, des roadshows européens, des demandes de financement par subvention, des présentations aux entreprises du secteur de la défense et la gestion des communications et des relations avec les investisseurs en allemand. L'UE a alloué des financements significatifs pour des projets domestiques de minéraux critiques, l'antimoine étant inscrit dans la loi européenne sur les matières premières critiques.
Military Metals Corp. (MILIF) hat DGWA GmbH als seinen finanziellen Marktberater in Europa ernannt, um das 100%ige Tochterunternehmen Trojárová für Antimon-Gold in der Westslowakei zu unterstützen. DGWA wird bei den Beziehungen zu Investoren, Anträgen auf Finanzierung und strategischen Verbindungen auf dem europäischen Markt helfen.
Diese Ernennung erfolgt zu einem Zeitpunkt, an dem die Antimonpreise neue Höchststände erreichen, wobei Analysten mögliche Preise von 100.000 USD pro Tonne vorhersagen, das Doppelte des aktuellen Raten. Das Unternehmen arbeitet derzeit daran, sowjetische Ressourcen-Daten in NI 43-101-konforme Ressourcen mit SLR umzuwandeln.
Die Dienstleistungen von DGWA umfassen die Organisation von Standortbesuchen, europäische Roadshows, Anträge auf Zuschussförderung, Einführungen bei Unternehmen der Verteidigungsbranche und das Management von deutschsprachigen Kommunikationen sowie Investor Relations. Die EU hat erhebliche Mittel für nationale wichtige Mineralprojekte bereitgestellt, wobei Antimon im europäischen Gesetz über kritische Rohstoffe gelistet ist.
- Antimony prices reaching all-time highs with potential to double
- Property located in EU with fast-track permitting process
- Access to EU funding for critical minerals projects
- Converting historical data to NI 43-101 compliance with SLR
- Potential access to European defense sector offtake agreements
- Resource not yet NI 43-101 compliant
- Reliance on historical Soviet-era data
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - February 5, 2025) - Military Metals Corp. (CSE: MILI) (OTCQB: MILIF) (FSE: QN90) (the "Company" or "Military") is pleased to announce that it has appointed DGWA GmbH as its European financial market advisor to support its
DGWA's CEO, Stefan Müller, comments: "The European Union has allocated billions of Euros towards the development of domestic critical minerals projects in the form of equity, grants, offtake financing and project finance loans. Additionally, Germany and greater Europe now have a significant number of commodity funds focused on domestic projects. Antinomy is a key mineral listed in Europe's Critical Raw Materials Act, which has also adopted a fast-track permitting process unseen in other parts of the world. We look forward to supporting the advancement of the Trojarova asset. We are aware that European defense sector companies are actively seeking to secure offtake of key minerals such as antimony."
Military Metals CEO, Scott Eldridge, comments: "Antimony prices continue to achieve new all-time highs due to supply constraints combined with surging demand, some analysts are predicting prices reaching US
DGWA will provide the following services:
- Arrange site visits to the Project with key investors,
- Organize European roadshows with retail, HNI, brokers, Family Offices and institutional investors,
- Assist with grant funding applications to access non-dilutive financing,
- Introduce the Company to European newsletter writers,
- Introduce the Company to key German and European defense sector companies,
- Arrange participation and representation in European Union raw materials conferences,
- Translation of important presentation materials for European investors into the German language, to manage social media accounts,
- Manage the translation and distribution of press releases on behalf of the Company,
- Post on its website and newsletters, to position the Company in the German speaking media environment and to assist the Company to present to German speaking retail and institutional investors, potential offtake partners and government.
About DGWA GmbH
DGWA, the German Institute for Asset and Equity Allocation and Valuation ("Deutsche Gesellschaft für Wertpapieranalyse GmbH"), is a European Investment Banking Boutique based in Frankfurt, Germany. The management team has a 30-year track record in trading, investing, and analysing SMEs around the world. DGWA has been involved in over 250 IPOs, financings, bond issues, dual listings, and corporate finance transactions as well as corresponding road shows and awareness campaigns.
About Military Metals Corp.
The Company is a British Columbia-based mineral exploration company that is primarily engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties with a focus on antimony.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD of DIRECTORS
For more information, please contact:
Scott Eldridge
CEO and Director
scott@militarymetalscorp.com or info@militarymetalscorp.com
For enquiries, please call 604-537-7556
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