Sovereign Metals

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Um, and thank you everyone who's, uh, joined the live feed, and as they say on the telly, for everyone who's, uh, watching on catch up.

Um, thanks for your time to, uh, to, to, to, to let me take you through these, uh, these new, uh, this new investor presentation deck, uh, that we, Sovereign Metals, have made public.

Um, just so you're fully aware, these are the same materials that myself, uh, as well as our CEO, chairman, uh, et cetera, do discuss with institutional investors, uh, with potential off-takers, financiers, and indeed, most of my time nowadays is spent talking about exactly these, uh, th- th- these, uh, materials with, um, the US government, and I'll get into exactly why, why that is.

So, yeah, that's where we are right now.

The next one is Sovereign Metals, unlisted SVMLs, the ticker.

I think they're down some 18%.

but they made significant progress in establishing Kaseer in Malawi as a multi-commodity critical minerals project rather than simply this rutile and graphite operation.

I think the most important development since we last spoke was on 9th September when a new scoping study demonstrated the potential to recover approximately 2,626 tonnes of rare earth concentrate annually as a by-product.

So yeah, really, really good news from them moving into that, you know, those rare earth concentrates.

I guess the main takeaway there is that the Casio now has a quantified potential third revenue stream with substantial incremental value for relatively modest additional capital expenditure.

Yeah, back to you, Kev.

So yeah, if you're interested, have a look.

The other big one, uh, that we've followed for a long time obviously is Sovereign Metals.

It's very quiet.

It's almost too quiet.

Hi, I'm Sapan Guy.

I'm Chief Commercial Officer of Sovereign Metals.

Sovereign Metals is developing the Kaseya Critical Minerals Project in Malawi.

We intend to develop this and supply US and US allied nations with becoming the largest and lowest cost producer of the titanium mineral rutile, the largest and lowest cost producer of graphite, and one of the lowest cost producers of a heavy rare

earths concentrate too.