RecycLiCo Battery Materials and Zenith Chemical Announce a US$25 Million Lithium-ion Battery Recycling Joint Venture in Taiwan



Our audience knows that we’re always on the hunt for undervalued companies that have enormous potential. The risks are sometimes higher, but the returns can be life changing - for those who do the necessary research AND take action.

The last 3 years have been challenging, but most of the companies we cover have done well! One of them even bought out for a 350% gain. We’ve been following one company in particular for a few years now. Although we haven’t officially added it to the website, we have mentioned it on twitter and other message boards (if you haven’t been following, you should!)

Now, with recent developments, we feel that it’s time to add it to our list of companies that have ENORMOUS potential. Imagine being able to mine Lithium, Nickel, Cobalt , Aluminium (and all its combinations) for a FRACTION of the price of standard run-of-the-mill mines.

With the recent news release by Recyclico.com, and their years of research and persistence, shows that they have accomplished exactly that. The cost savings are outrageous.

They plan to prove this with a commercial plant using a modest $25 Million. At this point, we would urge anyone interested to research more information on their website. Validation is now proven from these recent developments.

A reminder that a new mine to make these much-needed battery materials would require a discovery, mine planning and build out, not to mention the long environmental assessments - costing 100’s of MILLIONS, if not BILLIONS of dollars. Once complete, such a mine would take 7-10 years to come online.

Please note that at this point we are not compensated or affiliated in any way to the company (as with all the other companies we cover). We merely feel that the growth potential and the entry price point is a bargain for what this company can be worth a few short years from now.


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