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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Linear Minerals Corp C.LINE

Alternate Symbol(s):  FEMFF

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Linear Minerals Corp., formerly FE Battery Metals Corp., is a Canada-based junior resource company. The Company is engaged in the exploration and development of mineral properties. It maintains early-stage exploration properties in Canada. Its primary exploration projects are located in Quebec, with its flagship property being the Augustus Lithium Property. The Augustus Lithium Property is... see more

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Linear Minerals Corp > Macquarie Have Predicted Surge In Lithium
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Post by Thomas23 on Apr 14, 2021 12:52pm

Macquarie Have Predicted Surge In Lithium

Investment bank Macquarie have voiced their opinion in predicting an increase in Lithium in the coming years because of electric vehicle demand.
Analysts at the bank are now forecasting prices to rise by between 30% and 100% for the next four years.
“Our bullish EV demand outlook sees the lithium market move to deficit in 2022 with material shortages emerging from 2025,” Macquarie said in the report.

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